The Oregon daily journal., July 14, 1905, Page 10, Image 10

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Packards and George E. Keith Co. Make This
Men's $3.60 Oxford Shoe.
This Men's $3 Shoe
This-Men's $3.M and U .Chcfl,
; : Now Only $2.45
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Now Only $1.95
; ; ; Now Only $2.15
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Now Only $1.99 - :
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This Ladies' French Heel $4.50
; ;:: :i, - Shoe V,'-'
-TTNow Only $3.09
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NowjOnly $2.19
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Youths and Boys' Calf Shoes,
t All Solid, Sizes 12 to 2 -r
V ; Now Only $1.09 ; ;
THAT SWEEPS; AWAYvAl
: ' : You may hear vt l:nA'm'm,YiiT EVERY STATEMENT SHALLTBE THE TRUTH; EVERY WORD' SHALL BE A WORD .
: OP ABSOLUTE AND PERFECT ACCURACY. It will seem stranee that we, have named 'such insignificant prices or 'our merchandise as those V -
uoted hete.jlLwllen 8trangebecausejwfitsjiavebeen Mlte
o he torn to atoms entirely remodeied practically rebuilt changed to suit our' tastes and meet our requirements. ' , A , V ' " :
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unparaueiea Kauc;ionsnave peenaae
in Stock Noije nave Escaped the SlaughteivT
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For example, jou may buy t from us now, during THIS GREAT REMODELING SALE, all kinds of footwear at figures such as these: . v ;
id welted, sizes 6, 6 and ( ' ( .' .. Youths', and Boys' All Solid Calf Shoes, sizes 12 to 2; the CI Afl '
$1.60 kind, a snap at. ; ir,.:lv7
The same"Shoe,Tsizest 2o 7; the Very thing fo Ihuskjr
Ladies Patent Kid Lace Shoes, hand welted, sizes 6, 6 and 01 1(
"rrit sn vain : . . . . ' . - . . . now 21 1 OV
tfe: Ladies' Dongola Patent Leather-Tip" Lace Shoes see cut 1) 0i 'Qt
$2 value .....-. .. ....'....... NOW
: Ladies', Vicl Kid Shoes, tip (same as cut 4); splendid $3.50 fcf flft t :.VV
' ' value ............ . .NOW 4)1
J - Ladies' Box Calf Lace Shoes, full vamp, all solid (see cut 2) ; ; A( ,
always sold at $2.60. .... . . . ....... , . NOW $1 Ay,
Ladies' Vici Lace, patent leather or kid tip, up-to-date ("fCT (V I
V cut S) worth every penny of $3 ... . . . . . . .... . NO W7 I s
" Ladies French Kid, Louis heel (see cut.5); : ' flO
; worth $4.50 ............................ NOW fytjtXty '
Ladies' -Strap Sandals (see cut 6-; excellent OQ'-r1;"
value at $1.50.; ...... ... ... ...... ' . .... .NOW ;r Ow; ;,,
Ladies' Hand-Turned Kid Sandals; good ' .y'y..'-;-CI 3C ;J'i
;',t..;; $2 values. ... ...... ......... .NO W f (7lJl v
. Ladies' Heavy Kid. Extension Soles Lace Shoes (see cut 7), J Q
patent or kid tip ; cheap at $3 ... . , ', . . ". NO W; U 1 " . ;
iL.Ladies',Dongola. Oxford Ties,in. extension or light soles, pat-
i ent leather tip (see cut 8) ; worth $2.10. . ... . . ......... NOW V I S ;
Ladies Gibson Ties, patent or ldd, a dressy shoe; a beauty
at $3.50 .........;......,,;,.NOW
w . .A . - . ' 1 1 fl A 1 A. A. A a A
laaiei VlCl uxtoras, exxension boics, bud nnu-iurncurpaicui i
- tip (see cuUO); $2.50 value................ .NOW $IUy
, Old Ladies' Comfort Shoes, in congress and. 'V; x; ';
............
,i. ....... ....NOW
Ladies' Juliets, patent ; ;C '.i'-..i.r ';i: ' ';,v''tv''
j tips - i ... vv. "? '' .NO Vr
Ladles' Plain'LeatherHouse c'i f,'r:y;?..-i -'ilift
suppers . ; : .. . .now: T7
Little Men's AU Solid Shoes, sizes tvjtylii)
worth
98c
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: The Celetrsted Csakcr E tl tit d Red School Hoast Shoes, Absoktcly ;
'''TC-r?:?:' Ctiarar.twd. Are Incfcdtd h TO Si!.?"-!-! XJS'.
' Infants' Kid Shoe! in lace'or 'burton , (see cut 13). sizes 1 ,1: ' A J L'I .
Children's Spring HeeL extra good wearer, sizes 4 to 8 ; the l
''1. $1 kind ....... ........... ...... NOA A
.uuuicu uv mu t tvi, pawn mum . uji v..
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' ?' light soles, solid leather throughout, sizes 5 to 8. Exceedingly
. " brilliant bargains at, (see cut 14), 89e; sizes 8 to 11, 99eS
f k'7 usd 11 to 2J
- -Men's Dongola and Calf Lace''SnoWrV-eVvv-f
EXTRA SPECIAL AT. ; ; . ;.V.V. ..... ...... ... NOW
, - Men's Patent Kid Oxfords,-Packard make (see xut 15) V sold"
j the world over at $3.50, superior bargains at. ..,..,., NOW
. Men's Velour and Vicl Oxfords, up-to-date lasts (see cut 16) C' A C
1 dazzling bargains at $3.50 and $4..;,;. .l.V..'. NOW
- Men's velour, box calf and 'jfici,' lace and Blucher, Up-to-date C QC
.t ' (see cut 17) ; $3 values. , jfT. r; ? . .NOW 4IyO
. 'i ' Men's vicl.' box calf and velour, la lace and Blucher, hand-C
; welted (see cut 18) cheap at $3.50. .... , . ."i NOW $flO
$2a5
, Mens Tan" Blucher Oxf ordsLhand-welted : -, - r
$3.50 values . . . , , U. . , v V.- X ..NOW
Men' Buckle Tap-Sole Working ' ' " 'T CT'gr
shoes ..;................;... . ;u ; . .... .now pi
BAREFOOT SANDALS AT REDUCED PRICES., , v-,
' ,. - 1 WB ARB HEADQUARTERS FOR LOaaiNO SHOES As A. A. Cutter', 57
MAIL 0RDER5 PROMPTLY. FILLED.. Add Postage as follows t . chlppewas. Pacific Loggers and Ali Qther Standard Makes,
Ladles' Shoes, isc.r Mea'a Sfco . 35c; and Children s Shoes 4c to 10C Jnclndlng Crulslag Shoes. ALL OUR SHOES : ARB UNION MADB
i I THIS ISA rSALE THAT CERTAINLY CANNOT LAST SO VERY LONG. IT CANNOT BE THAT SENSIBLE PEOPLE WILL PERMIT,
THIS STOCK OF SUPERB SHOES TO REMAIN VERY LONG UNSOLD. THINKING MEN-AMU, wuMJin nvuL,u nuw lax in a
SUPPLY OF FOOTWEAR TO LAST THEM FOR A YEAR TO COME. ALL MAY BE, SURE THAT THEY, WILL NOT HAVE ANOTHER -
VK-x-: ' r ' ; 1 - BUYING OPPORTUNITY TO COMPARE WITH THIS, .' ; Vf). ''t
232 AlorHson Street, near Second
' Telephone RED 1982
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This Ladies',$3 Shoe
Now
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This liTdies $2.50 Tie
fPfowbnly $1.69
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idies 3-Strap Sandals, 1.50
Now Only 89c
This Ladies $2 Dongola Tie.
' Now Only $1.29
rThis lien's $3X0. and XV Oxford
v; Now Only $2.43
';. This B07S $1:50 Shoe
Now Only 98c
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''ThisLadies-lU50 She
Now Only $1.49
This Ladies' $2 Shoe
Now Only $1.29
ThiiXhlldren'i Box Calf and
r , Vici Patent Leather Tip ,
89c, 99c and $1; 19; v
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This Child's Kid 60c
Shoe
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g-: f:ew Only-
44c
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DIG GRAPE VINEYARD
IN SOUTHERN OREGON
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Commissioner Carson- Finds Soil
Well Adapted Rogue River
Valley Fruits Excellent. v.
' 1S41 tMrnfmU to 'iMMatl v
Orants Put 'Or; July HA. Cr.
'feon. member of th First district, whloh
rabraom th outhom Orrton countle,
of tha Orecon tat board of hortleul
tr, 1 h lrtt craprKwr 1 Ore
iron, ha vlnf 11 acre planted ta grapes.
Next winter ha will tlant to mora acres
and will continue planting until lie has
10 arras In frrapes. Mr. Carson grows
aeveral varieties, hut moat of his vine
yard Is ta Tokars, Bmperora and Black
CASTOR I A
Tor IaLils tvi Clilirea. - -
r.i C:i Y:j to C::.I
Ferrarra. Tha Emperor is similar In
slsa and bright color to tha Flaming'
Tokay, but la a better keeper and a good
shipper. Tha Ferrarra, ts black grape
similar In . appearance to tha Concord,
but la batter flavored than that grape,
and Is a fine table grape and It has the
farther good quality of being a good
shipper. : . , ,.' -i , ." .',:.,
- In the discharge . of Jblg dutlea aa-a
member of the atate board Commis
sioner Careon has visited many of the
orchards of , aouthem Oregon and he
finds the fruit prospects' p to the aver
age. In aome of the orchards that bore
very heavily laat year the crop this year
la light while aome orchards on low
bottom land will have small yield by
reason of late frosts. Owing to the
Isrge acreage of new, orchards that are
coming Into bearing, Mr. Careon thinks
that there will be a considerable In
crease In the shipment of fruit this
fa!Wros Reue river 'valley. i
SHOWING MADE BY- W
JOSEPHINE SCHOOLS
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(Seselal DUe.trt te The Wl. ' '
Grants Paaa, Or., July W. Following
la summary- of Superintendent Sav
age's annual report of the school of
Josephine county for the year ending
June I. 101; Number of . persons In
the county between the sges of 4 and SA,
mala, 1,70; female J,4tl; total,-1,01.
Puplla on school register, male, 1.1SS;
female, J.1I6; toUl, I.J Persons be
tween 4 and tO years of age -rot attend
ing school, mala, 411; female, tit; total.
Til. Number of -teachers employed,
male. 14: female. It; totak 101. Num
ber districts In the county, 47; school
houses la county, 49; number dlatrlcts
visited,- 44; number i milea traveled,
1,020; estimated value of achoolhouaea
and grounds,' ISJ.SOO; value school fur
niture and apparatna, t3,U; average
monthly-salary of male, teachers - 4I;
female teachera, 141. v - -
v There are twenty different
cinnamon barks, and they cost
from 4 to , 55c , lb. This ex.
plains the marketr all but one
panicukf. Schflling'a Best is
the best wttb the coarser pieces
picked-out; not thrown-away ;
oh no t they go-to some less
particular grind
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FRANCE OBSERVES
FALL OF THE BASTILE
y.y ,; ... . : .
Hundred and Sixteenth Annlver
y, sary, Celebrated Through- ,
out Republip.. r
i ' (Jearaal Speeiat 8viee.t '
Parts, July 14. Today, the one hun
dred and sixteenth anniversary of the
fall of the BastUe, which la. to France
what, the Fourth of July Is to the great
slater republlo acroee the Atlantic, Is
being celebrated In the usual manner.
Business Is suspended, the Bourse Is
closed and tha boulevards are filled with
noisy throngs. ,It hss unquestionably
been oti of the gayest Fourteenth of
July seen for years. .The Stars and
Stripes and British flaga were ex
ceptionally numeroua In tha decoratlona,
The main feature of the day was the
review of the garrison of Paris. The
troops aaaembled at Longohamps at an
early hoar. Shortly after t o'clock an
artillery salute announced the arrival
of Prealdent Loubet, who waa ac
companied by the members of the
cabinet, the presidents of the senate
- .1 nft. m. k. . n. Amtt Im the mllltarv
governor of Parts and their staffs, partly -cured snd. some . cocked, i The
Madame Loubet and a part w i-iriia u mt wjm
tlngulshed. fadtes soon followed and the
review commenced, .ending with the
usual distribution of decoratlona. About
JO, 000 troops participated In the review.
; In the city the day was celebrated
euletly, but as the evening wore on the
city preaented an animated and brilliant
spectacle, open atr dancing, pyrotechnic
displays and a general' illumination be
ing the principal features. The opera
and "theatres gave free perf ormaaces la
accordance with a long-standing custom.
Long after midnight alt the squares and
opea spaces were crowded with waltcers
and merrymakers, who gave no Indica
tion of an intention to give up their
sport nntll dawn.
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': :v:ttw9r'MtTvw scape.
i "(gpeelel Dtap.tr te Tae JoeraeL) '
' Troutdale, 1 Or, . July ' 14.WHllam
Johnson was coming down the grade to
the .upper Bandy bridge, when a team
eomlng behind ran into hia buggy, turn
ing It over. The buggy was demolished.
Mr. Johnson and the horse were un
hurt. - ; . '; " :. ; '. s
,r"-.J. , - mala ttaaaagew May.,'
(gpeeUI Otapatck o. The Journal.
i Falrvlew, Or.. July 14. Teeterday's
rain did much damage to the bay. Feel
ing quite sure of good. weather, farmers
had many acres cut. and curing. Tho
rain, caught It in all shapes, just rut.
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c. Marching: On?
j . "Nothing succeeds like success,'' and
our Increasing sales of pure paints are
,' : occasioned "solely' by 'our- dandling vf
,. - prime articles at a small profit There's .
-no use of our: trying to palm off In- 7": V
ferlor paint products, ; because , you'd
Snd It out sooner er later, and we pre.
j Wlo give you a. Square deal.!' ;. it-.
FiGher.Thorccn& Co J
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t( whet they T et ear SMtboa ' ef entnt
senut work. We do work tor seosle traet
eat of h. elty enlrkly te stoI4 any eelef.
BnrrthlBg np te e.te. Opea erealaga aad
udaa, ; aula 30, , . y
WISE BROS., Dentists
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