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THE MEDFORD DAILY TRIHUNE, MEDFORD, ORKOON, SATURDAY, SKPTKMHKK IS, 100!).
NASH GRILL
Table d'Hote Dinner
Sunday, September 19.
Canape u la Russe
PIuiiio Celery Olives Salted Nuts
Consomme en Tasse
Kuglish Sole, Mnriiiioro .
i'ommcs Richeliu
Stuffed Tomatoes en JIayonaise
Breast of Chicken in Cases CrisfieM
Nash Special Punch
Stuffed Yonntr Turkey
, French Teas in Cream
1 Creamed Potatoes
Tutti Knit I i Ice Cream
Assorted Fancy Cake
XeulVhiilel Cheese
Bent's Water Crackers
Cafe NVir
ADVERTISED LETTER LIST.
The followiii!! letters remain un
called for at the Jledford, Oregon,
postoffiee, September 13, liHW:
Citizens Telephone Co. (2). Charles
Fisher, Emmett E. Eidson, Mrs. Kate
Force, Mrs. K.-tella Gates, L. V. Har
mon, T. C. Harper. F. El Heiny, Will
Holeomb, C. M. Hill. Will Jeske, Boh
Jones, Frederick Kamer, Charles E.
Kinney, Samuel Kukn, S. D. Lawton,
Will Linley, Sir. Mnwh, Louis Mout
chel, Mrs. Walter Mitchell, Frank
Meder, Rav McDonald (3). J. C. Mat
tison. H. Muck. William McCune, W.
C. Marbunrer, J. Rostel. C. X. Rus
sell, W. J. Russell, Xannie Gauss, The
Shiner Mfg. Co.. L. E. Smith, Charles
Sanders, Thomas Schulz, Mrs. Emma
"Taylor, Ray Trowbridge, L. A. Wel
din, Ida Wagnon, A. O. Webb, Mrs.
' Walter Woods, Mrs. J. W. Wilson.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
At the Moore J. II. Chase, Port
land; W. K. Weheistine, St. I.ouis;
Joe Chandler, Berkeley; F.. P. Chand
ler, Woodville; Mr. and Mrs. II. A.
Doriuau, San Francisco; Mr. and Mrs.
A. P. Stourn, John Greeuberji, H. C.
Gchruii!!, V. F. Slockey, A. Dawson,
San Francisco; George II. l.nniidim,
Rochester; Thomas Javiun, Portland;
J. W. Wenters. Weed; T. E. Nichols,
I S. Terive. Eagle Point ; Del Burrows,
Redding:; W. A. Sanger, California;
O. F. Johnson, Portland; J. S. Weed,
San Francisco; C. O. Towne. Xew
York: Miss Irene Musick, Crescent
City; Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Bocknmn.
Crows I.nndinii;.Mr. and Mr. Hoef.
Wisconsin; S. II. Roby. T. S. Rory.
Salem; Mr. luu Mrs. Cnrnahiin. Mcd
ford. At the Nash A. S. Clark. Five
port; II. S. SteveliMin, Seattle: .1. 1.
M..vk. New York: P. A. Grcniske,
Portland: 1.. M. McAnlierg. Chicago;
II. D. Powell. Ira J. Dodge. i-Uy:
A. II. Roby. Salem: T. I,. Roby. Sa
lem; G. F. Johnson. Portland; S. S.
Hanxhiirst. A. B. Ellcrt. San Fran
cisco; F. R. Sheridan, Rosehurg; R.l
L. Finlavsoii, San Francisco; J. D.
fiuN. Portland; C. 0. Kirklaud. I,os
Angeles.
THE LOUVRE CAFE
Table d'Hote Dinner
Sunday, September 19.
Olympiu Oyster Cocktail
v l.ouvre Special
Celery mid Olives
Chicken Okra
Consninino Royal
Planked White Fish, Shrimp Salad
Sweet Bread Patties n la Heine
Green Peas
Roast Young Turkey, Celery Dressing
Creamed Potatoes
Sugar Corn
Tutti Frutli Ice Cream and Cake
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Xenfchatel Cheese
Salted Wafers
A Special Invitation
Demi Tasse
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SEASON TICKETS.
The advance sale of seats for "A
Knighet for a Day" will go on at
Ilaskins' dnjg store Tuesday. Sep
tember 21. at 10 o'clock. The sea
son seats will be laid aside one day
earlier. I'nless notified to the con
trary by the Jiinc.the general sale be
gins, I will hold your stents nnd you
will have to pay for them whether you
use them or pot. Remember all sea
son seals not canceled by the time the
regular sale goes on will have to
stand.
CHAS. D. IIAZF.LRIGG.
Mr. and Mrs. Tlocfs from Wiscon
sin, are Rogue River valley aijivals.
' S. II. and T. h. Roby of Salem came
down Saturday for a few days.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. i
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WAXTF.D Man and wife iLeirc po
sition on fruit ranch; wife good
cook; man thoroughly competent
and experienced. Address A. F. B.. j
care Tribune. 1I j
WAXTF.D Salesman to sell real es
tate. Benson Invetiuent Co. I'd
WANTED Experienced fire insur
ance solicitor. Benson Investment
Co. 1"
WANTED -A chambermaid . nt the
Xash hotel.
FOUXD A purse, with money in it.
Owner can have same by identify
ing and paying for this advertise
ment, to Frank Wilson, at Cigar
Store.
WANTED An experienced girl for
dining room work at the Louvre
Cafe.
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Is extended to the Indies l Med ford to
.feast their eves as well ns t licit- ears during our
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1" order to provide for your pleasure we will
!l ' , have on dislay one of (he newest and most up-
- tn-dato lines of
Ladies' Fall Suits
1 ever shown in Med ford. These suits are abso
lutely the latest in style-and material that nmney
e:iTi j'tin-hase, and every facility will he extended
you to examine them and jude of their merits
jis to hoth
r Ma. i ry':
-.'? 'jS; , in ml, lil inti to tlu iiiiitclile-4 Icil'o-.iil -t wi lire
5yle-43. 1 1 Cl'i fi ti in mil' suit ili'i ui l-t meiit we hit 1 ii-rl 1:1 ferl
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to fill your wants in anythinv: you ni.-.v reiiiire in the way of ladies', gentle
men's and children's woarini; apparel, and will lie jdeased to show them to ymi
at that time, I nit you will not he annoyed or. importuned to huy. its we wish you
to come and enjoy yourself.
DEUEL-KENTNER COMPANY
And Still They Come
Earlv in the year we were convinced that this season
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would be an extraordinary one from the ladies' clothing
standpoint, and as we believed, made ample preparations
to care for it ; but for pnee the unexpected has happened,
and even our most sanguine expectations have been more
than fulfilled, compelling us to increase our already lib
eral orders, and we have just received by express a ship
ment of the very latest LADIES' FALL SUITS, which
now await your inspection. These suits are strictly hand
tailored and are made in such weaves and colorings and
styles that appeal to the really correct dressers and are
selling at prices ranging from '
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$20.00 to $65.00
Millinery
Of course you expect to attend
our opening of the very latest In mil
linery if you have not already done
so. but if it is impossible to come to
day you should make it a point to
come at your very earliest opportu
nity hi order to make a selection
while the stock is yet intact.
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Special
Extraordinary
In order to introduce our select
line of "Onyx" Hosiery to the ladies
of Medford we will place on sale this
afternoon and evening from the hours
of 5 to 10 p. m. a line of
LADIES' ALL SILK HOSE
in colors to match any costume for
the ridiculously low price of, per
pair 95c
"QUALITY"
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OUR
WATCHWORD
OUR REPUTA
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SOMETHING
TO YOU
Saturday Specials
The response of the ladies of Medford to bargains offered in the oift ning an
nouncement of our closing out sale of the $2,000.00 stock of ladies' and chil
dren's shoes has encouraged us to still greater efforts and out of the many
bona fide bargains offered here we feel confident that at least one will appeal to
you personally Remember this stock is not a lot of left-overs, as everything is
strictly down-to-the-minute in both style and quality.
Ladies' Pacific Special
Shoes in .several styles, known wherever they arc sold
as one of the best $3.50 shoes ever offered to the public.
Give your feet rest by putting them into a pair of these
shoes. Range of choice is so wide that the most fastidious
taste or the most earnest bargain seeker can be pleased.
$3.50 VALUES, SATURDAY SPECIAL, $2.75.
All other jtradf'K of IikHuh' hIkiuh in )iitcut luuthur, (,'un-imttiil or cull',
pliiiu lui'u or liliK'lier cut, nil mzch unci width nro cut n follows:
$4.00 value Saturday Speeiult $2.75
$.'U)0 vuluus .' Saturday Special $2.50
$3.00 valttea Saturday Special '. $2.00
$2.75 value Saturday Special $1.90
$2.25 viiluc Saturday Special $1.65
$2.00 values Saturday Special 4 1. 35
$1.85 value Saturday Spocial $1.25
Oxfords
Wo enn snve you 40 to 00 per cent
on nil Oxfords. Never wero the etiial
of such Oxfords 'offered you nt pop
ular prices. They comn in vici, tun,
golden brown, patent leather, ooze
top patents, dancing slippers, ruii
inotnls, and many others. Cnn you
miss this chance f
Oxfords
Many beautiful designs in cliil
, drcn'x slippers mid Oxfords nt about
one-half price. There nro no better
shoes made for all-round wear, shoes
thai look ileal ' anywhere and that
will stand the roiili knocks and wo
have a splendid selection to choose
from at about ono-lialf prico. '
Children's School Shoes
Special attention is called to the sacrifice we arc; making
on children's school and dress shoes in all sizes. Here's
a chance to clothe the feet of that boy or girl at about
one-half price. .We are closing out our entire stock "f la
dies' and children's shoes and they must move. You need
not look for bargains, just come and pick them out.
The Wardrobe
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