8 THE MEDFORD DAILY TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, "FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1909. DUALITY PLUS HONOR EQUALS SATISFACTION That is The Secret Why Partic iilar Dressed Men Choose The Toggery as the store for their clothes HOW ABOUT YOUR FALL SUIT? ARE YOU STILL WITHOUT IT? THERE IS STILL ONE OF THE NOBBIEST OF THEM ALL WAIT ING FOR YOU AT THE TOGGERY. JUST THE STYLE, CUT AND COLOR YOU ARE LOOKING FOR. REMEMBER EVERYTHING THAT IS SOLD OVER THE COUNTER AT THE TOGGERY IS GUARANTEED TO PLEASE YOU. MONEY BACK IF YOU WANT IT. FOR EVERY DOLLAR IN PRICE THERE IS ONE DOLLAR OF VALUE-THAT IS ASSURED. TOGGERY CLOTHES ARE MADE ON MERIT AND SOLD ON HONOR. DUALITY THE BEST, WORKMANSHIP THE FINEST, STYLE THE MOST UP-TO-DATE." FROM WORLD'S BEST MAKERS ' - : 'VA SUITS AND OVERCOATS $10.00, $12.50, $15.00, $17.50, $20.00, $25.00 on to $40.00. . Fall Shirts Blue and gray flannel heavy and light weights and dress "shirts; work shirts from 50c and up. Many of our shirts have extra long sleeves and hodies. "We are exclusive agents of Hansen's world famous Work Gloves Gloves. Good work Gloves, gauntlet, plain, Hansen make, per pair ......... ...450 Hansen genuine horsehide Gloves, the pair. . .$1.00 Hansen extra fine horsehide Gloves, the pair. .$1.50 Good canvas Gloves, 4 pairs for 25 Good canvas Gloves with leather tips, 2 for. . .25 flllP IlndpriiAr Won't scratch or itch, but UU1 UUUCrWdar the price will tickle von. J' me healthy fleece lined, the garment ' . ,50- Heavy ribbed cotton, extra fine qualitv, gann't.50 Best $1.00 wool garment in the world; per gar ment $1.00 Extra fine wool, the garment ...... ,i.50 Extra fine Australian lambs wool, the garment $2.00 Best line of men's strong Work Pants and Cordu roys in Medford. - Prices $1.50, $1.75, $2.00 and $2.50 and up. ; Heavy duck and leather Coats from $2.25 and up. Rubber Coats, guaranteed waterproof and full stock oiled Clothing. Fine line wool Sox, all weights, 25? and up. The Stetson Self-Conforming Derby hit ihoutandi ol frlrmh throughout the world. It all ium Itidf Initially to tht head ii light and comfort able and In the correct style. " Evary Station beare Ik Station nam We kitt tk &if iwa felt ir4 Oerbr Hau la til Hi laid ill GOOD HATS The famous No-Name and John B. Stetson brands We are giving you more good, honest hat value than you can possibly get else where. (What we say we do,-we do), 75c to $6.50. The word "TOGGERY" has a meaning "The best on earth." Our reputation for square dealing, truthful state- ments and honest' straightforward business methods have given us the confidence and good will of the people. THE TOGGERY MEDFORD'S RELIABLE CLOTHING HOUSE When You See It In Our Ad, It's, So. "Always in Earnest." .- -a------ ...4.--4- REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. ttt t tttttttttt Charles Olson to George P. Bourne, 15 acres in section 16, township 38, range Iff... 2250 , Louis Lager to William Smith, 10 acres in D L C 57, town ship 38, range 1 W ....... . 2500 Martha E. Rapp to Louis La ger, 20 acres in D L C 57, ' township 38, range Iff.... 1600 Ida M. Schermerhom to Alta Naylor, half interest in lot 6 and 7, block 45, Medford ... 10 George R. Wilkerson to E. E. Hart, trustee, 120 acres in sec tion 27, township 36, range Iff 9000 Clyde A. Payne to John F. Heisland, property in Ashland 10 C. D. Masher to John Lees, 1 acre in Central Point 1000 Scott V. Davis to W. R. Bul lock, lot 6, block 1, Highland Park addition to Medford. . 10 Frank D. Netherland to M. P. Baker, lots 1 and 2, block 9, Butte Falls 125 B. H. Harris to M. 'P. Baker, lot 1, block 23, Bluff ad dition to Butte Falls ... 50 Conspicuous Shoes A pair of shoes may be conspicuous for either one of two reasons,-because they look particularly bad or because they look particularly good. WALK-OVER Shoes are in the latter class from the first day "they are worn till the last day. That's but one reason why you should buy them; there are many other reasons equally good. Find out at our store some of the. many other reasons why the WALK-OVER is the - JWjWmm shoes for you.., $4.00 $.500 Edmeades Bros. Ml WEST SIDE SHOE STORE - TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY; FOR SALE Furniture, cojtagc, mod ern, close in, for rent. Apply Y, Tri bune. 192 FOR RENT 5-room furnished cot tage, modem, close jn, furniture for sale, 213 S. Central avenue. 192 WANTED Position as janitor or 3 or 4 offices to clean. Address F, care Tribune office. 193 FOR RENT Furnished front room, modern conveniences. 402 West Main, opiosite park. ' 193 NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned will apply at the negt regu lar meeting of te city council, Med ford, Oregon, Tuesday, November 2, for a license to sell malt, vinous and spirtious liquors in less quantities than one gallon at lot 7, block 21, in Medford, Or., for a period of six months. Dated October 22. GEORGE M. BORDEAUX. REACHING THE SPOT It Can Be Done. So Scores of Medford Citizens Say. To cure an aching hack. Ttao pains of rheumatism, The tired-out feolingi, You must reach the spit get at the cause. Tn most cases 'tis the kidneys. Doan's Kidney Pills ore for the kid neys. G. L. Boone, coraer Ninth and C streets, Medford, Or., says: "I was troubled with rheumatism when I first began using Doan's Kidney Pills. I did not think tbey -would do me any good, but finaily p-Tured a box at Hrkins' drug store. They proved to be the remedy I required. .' My kidneys were restored to thoir normal condition, and the pains and nches in my back were removed. Doau's Kidney Pills lived np to their representations In my casj." ' .' ' For sale by all dealers. Price 60 cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. 7., iole agents for the United States. Medford, Oregon : This certifies that we have sold Hall's Texas Won der for the cure of nil kidney, blad der nnd rheumatic troubles for ten years, mid have never hud n com pliant. It gives quick nnd ponminent relief. B0 days' treatment in each bot tle. Medford Plmrmuey. HOTEL ARRIVALS. Al the Moore L. T. Howard, Now port; H. von dcr Hcllen, Weed; K. E. Tendatd, Ln Moinc; II. S. Smith, Sim Francisco ; S. Lnwter, Mr. nnd Mrs. George A. Bunks, New York; n. J. Herdcultoph, Kansas City; E. F. Snylnr, Kiigmio; George H. Kcslcr son, Grunts Pnss; C. H. Moore, Chi cago; (leorgo Jennings, Siiij Fran cisco: E 11. Adams, J. A. Tnsncy, J. V. Johnson, C. C. Conger, Robert Hcndiiclsoii, O. W. Hollislcr, S. Joot iug, Poitland. At the Nash E. I). Morris, J. C. Mnxiicld, W. A. Coggshnlt, F. ('. Iiritudslingi-n, Portland; M. L. Bur ton, Snn Frunciimro ; I). P. Murphy. Thotims Slopcr, San Francisco; Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Rogers, Scuttle; Wil linm Richmond, Grand Junction; J. C. Milne, Grand Junction; M. B. Kus hcI, Ccntrnlin; Gcorgo A. Baret'lonc, Oakland; J. K. Kcmlrick, German -lown; Cliirvucc M. I.con, Sau Fran cisco; II. L. Kelly, J. I,. C. Nash, Berkeley; K. L. Junes, Mcdl'ord; W. W. HimniMi, Ay res riincli; Margaret Meredith, Chiro'; J. A. l'Vi'ehimd, Se nttlo; V. C. Wcstlakc, San Jose; B. Council i Table Rock; A. Conro Ficro, Central Point; It. Sykcs, San Fran cisco; C. M. Ilimchiiugh, Ashland; M. It. Knsscl, (Vntralia, Wash; G. W. Goodwin, (Vnlniliii; If. L. Kelly, Jr., Trail; L. C. Serbcrt, Pittsburg; J. II. Wiliiinn, Seattle; M. J. Moloney, St. Joseph; Louis L. Lemy, L. H. Klein, S. V. Block, Novndn. You Are Loser IF YOU DON'T GET THIS SNAP 480 Acres Three miles f rom station, 42 acres in trees, 30 acres in air falfa, excellent fruit soil, good bearing orchard on two sides. Good buildings. A SNAP at $75.00 Per Acre J. B. Wood MILES B LO 0 K B imemher tb natno- Dgan na tnke no otber. . i: 46