Medford daily tribune., June 14, 1909, Page 8, Image 8

r g - - - ;-;, -7?fe31 TTIE MEDFORD DATLV TRIBUN'E, MEDFORD. OREGON. MONDAY. JUNE 14, VM'X
Daniels Foi
"Workingmen know that
Sw
Pants, Shirts and Overalls are the - - -
- - - Best in the World
I want you to try them. A new pair of
pants or overalls free if they rip in a year.
Exclusive Agents at the
Largest Clothing Store in Southern
Duds sxr&
Oregon WiS
Swcet-Orr
union-made Overalls;
fSOCIAL AM) personal!
rt--f :
It's l.uck to Smoke Puck.
The llutliT 111 hi 5o Cigar.
The Cigar in liio Green Host.
l)t vim wish In spend H pleasant
evening II' so. "Tlii' Itohcminu
(lii'l'' nl the Medlord opera house in
night, I I'm (.'root'
Tonight tlio Muslim Ideal Opera
company will repent the most pnp
iiIji r play, "The Itnhciiiiiiu (lirl.v
Don't fii i I Id see it.
Mcrchunls' lunch al III" Nash grill,
3.. cents, from 12 to '1 o'clock.
"The linhciuinn Oirl" is the attrac
tion at the Medlord opera lions,, to.
night.
Have you tried the :(.-rent mer
chants' lunch at the Nash grill?
Those who have Iricil the mer-
'hauls, lunch at the Nash say it's
the host ever.
Mr. ami Mrs. li. II. It,,,, I of Lin
coln. Nell., ami .Inluos .fnlilistiiii ot
Omaha are recent Medford arrivals.
Jack Aitkin ol' Wondvillo. was a
Saturday visitor in Medford.
It. !'. Asthur.v nl' Hold Hill spent
8al unlay in Mi'dfnrd.
T. Collins of Weed was u Satur
day visitor in Modfnrd.
Clifford am! 1.. V. Coggins of
Igornn are recent Mcdl'oril arrixnls.
M. I,. Stanley. II. li. Marks and 0.
Winters of Ashland spent Mnnduv in
Modfnrd.
Don't forgot the nievchants' laueh
at the Nash frill, only 3i cents.
Mr. anil Mis. (1. 11. pnggoH of
Minncnimlis arrived in Mcdl'nrd Mon
dny, .lames Wright and wile and .1. C.
Uiughnni and wile have retur 1 from
the Hose Carnival in Portland.
Once you out it, you are there for
it every noon the meroluinis' lunch
at the Nash srill.
Ralph V I rnlT and w ife hav e re
fumed from Portland.
("apt. .1. T. C. Nash of llerkelev is
spending a few davs in Medl'ord Mrs.
Nash and children will join him in a
few days.
Phone your orders for sweet cream
or buttermilk to the erenmerv.
T,. TC. tlonk of Kavrle Point snout
Saturday in Modfnrd. as did Messrs
Tnrnson and flnthrio.
Wm. Ronald and Miss Konald of
Ran Frn'visco are isitimr in Mod
ford.
R T. Co. reports a stianilated inter
est in lot sales in West Mcdford. Thov
have some beautiful view lots in their
subdivision. Ronson Investment Co
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TTownrd V. Dudley has returned
fmm n hnsincss trip to Seattle and
Portland.
Assessor W. T. flrcivo wan in Mcd
ford on nnsines Monde v. J
H. I. Co. reports ft stimulated inter
est in lot sales in West Medford. They
have dome beautiful view lots in their
subdivision. Benson Investment Co.
74
N. 1'. Niolson and wife of Krister,
Minn., nro Medford visitors.
George I''. King, the tiniheruiiin, ar
rived Monday from Vuncotiver and
will spend a few days looking after
his interests. He states that his
brother, Charles King, who formerly
conducted tho Medford hook store,
is cruising in ten fuel of snow.
The Medford Iron Works has re
ceived an extensive contract from
the city of Ashland.
Listen to tup street car hells in our
home tracts, IVnsnn Investment Co.
in
(li-orge ,. Yost of Fairfield. Neb.,
was a .Medford arrival Monday.
Listen to the street oar hells in our
homo tracts. Pennon Investment Co.
74
(1. C. Culy of Ashlaml was a recent
visitor in Medford.
Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Hanny arc
spending a few days in Klamath
Kails.
W. K. (uissouliury has returned
final an eastern trip.
Joshua l'attcrson, county commis
sioner, was a recent visitor in Med
ford. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Humphrey of
Kugle Point are in Northern Cali
fornia on a brief business trip.
J. C. Hodge of Ashland was a re
cent visitor in Medford.
S. A. Carlton of Ashlaml was a
cent visitor in Medford.
AMUSEMENTS
OVER HUNDRED
ENJOY DINNER
Over a hundred took ndvuutago o
the table d'hote dinner lit the Nash
grill Sunday mid enjoyed the fine
menu nnd excellent music. These
Sunday dinners are becoming a fea
ture in the social life of Medford
and nro greatly uppveciated by the
public, which is delighted to avoid
the bent and trouble of n Sunday din
ner at home. Kuch Sunday sees a
linger list of patrons thnn the one
before, and if the rush keeps on an
other enlnfgement of the grill room
will be necessitated. .
The merchants' lunch being set
daily ut noon by the Nash is proving
very popular, ninny of the business
men taking advantage of Ibis chance
to secure a fine luncheon at moderate
cost. Soup, salad, relishes, fish,
roasts, dessert and coffee are on
the daily menu.
Editor S. A. Pnttison of the Cen
tral Point Herald was in Medford
Sunday.
P. H. Daily of Prospect is visiting
in Medford.
Special while waist sale at Van
Dyke's. White waists for 95 cents.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Woodford have
returned from a short trip to Portland.
Hunting I ti.tr llnme in Africa.
Sinoy Theater. J
Alwns I p-tn-Oale. j
'file management of Meiltord's pop- j
ular luoiiit: picture theater was very
fortunate in securing this t'ilui show- :
big "Teddy" Hunting Hie. (lame in
Africa. This is the picture sensation j
of the eiir, one that should not he
missed if you want to' keep alil'cnsl
ot the I imc- and see clearly porirayed
lli.i-e ecnls which .'lie occiipviue. lhe
aticntion ol the American people and
the new -papers ,,r the, world.
Many m-ohos of the African jun
gles and the wild I -is f ( 1,,. ,,,..
c-t and "lade in their native hn-.i'ii-a
io -hi'wn. It is a nature study of
givaf eduralwi.al value, "p-wan..
Tinittii'." as he of the -trennous life
is lermod by the natixos, eapiule
one lion ai d ha-.ts another, the p,,r
trava! being ncM ivid anil eii-.-i
lional.
Itesidrs this iieailliner. three oilier
comedy picture are shown, makini:
an entertainment that is a hummer.
This bill will only be shown Momhn
and Tuesday, so it is up to you. No
increase in prices. One dime. Conic
ea rly.
II
Phe 20th. Century
It seems us tlioii'-h OUR UNLOADING SALE (if the past few days lias somewhat disturbed the slum
bers the peace and quiet of some of our neighbors, and, like "Rip Van Winkle," they are coining gradually
out'of their long sleep, but, like the "Rip" of old, they will go back to dozing again. The 20th century is too
fast for men of the liMh century i.lea and J!)th century stocks, for people of that kind to succeed m merchan
dising in Southern Oregon or anywhere else.
We wish to state with all the emphasis at our command that the insinuation that we have in nnj m
st'ince marked up the prices on any of our goods, preparatory to marking them down' again, is a falsehood
in every sense that the term means or implies a falsehood either deliberate, or a falsehood from ignorance of
the facts which, we do not know. .
Gentlemen, vou have been aroused from your sleep too late, lhe cobwebs ot night gather about your
store the o-rass grows in front and around, while a generous public have given you every chance to make
rood.' have" caused to be written on your walls. "Thou art weighed in the hnlaiiec and found wanting." '
We part compauv now. our goal is in front, not behind us. We never intend to let up till that goal is
reached and that goal is this to make our store known all over Southern Oregon, not only well known, but
farorabli known as one o fits most progressive stores. Every effort of mind and heart shall be devoted to
that end.
The rest of this week will be devoted exclusively to clearing out entirely all short lots m all departments
Ihrough the entire house.
Read these eloquent prices on some articles there is not only JO per cent off, but nearly all off.
,-.00 WASH DRttSSrcS, $2.19
)ne lot of H() to -fi.OO Dresses $2.19
One lot. of $2.00 to 4.00 Dresses $1.19
One lot of jjt.VOOto $10.00 Dresses $3.69
M1S(" Bl -L A NEOUS S lEC I A 1 -S.
We can show these and till others at the store:
rtii-inch House Lining -
American Prints
All Millinery HALF I'RIOK
JtV Summer Vests 1k
$2.00 White Tailored Waists Se
The I'ldnadinu' Sale closes toitiuht at li p. m.. but
ALL "SPECIAL LOTS" and all Summer Goods
and Odds and Ends will be closed out at less than
eastern wholesale cost. HEAD I5ELOW. then COME
and .ITDGE KOK YOURSELF.
$20 SUITS KOK $4. OS
A lot ol' this season's newest suits, former prices
$12. fiO to $20.00; to close this week at the ridiculous
prii i- of $ I. OS
$:W SUITS FOR $12.69
A lot of this season's newest styles in wool suits: val
ues from $20 to $:U) : to close out quickly at..$12.69
$.)0 SUITS FOR $19.98
All these suits which formerly sold at$ 35 to $50, all
this season's styles, choice $19.98
$10 SKIRTS FOR $4.98
A big lot of fine wool Panama and Voile Skirts; val
ues from $7.o0 to $10: now to close at $4.98
$7.00 SILK SKIRTS. !3.69
Never have we seen such a bargain in oood, durable
Silk Petticoats. .1 Sill,- Skirls marked down.
$ii.00 WASH SUITS. $1.S9
A lot of aboul 2." Wash Suits, regular $1 to $0 suits.
and good values ; to close out at $1.89
$10.00 PARASOLS, $2.19
A lot of Parasols, worth $10. fop $2.19
A lot of Parasols, worth $"i, for $1.10
BAKEMUTCHASNN COMPANY, Medford
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