FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6, lftOO.
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THE HOG IE R1TER COIRIE3.
FOR TEN BIG DAYS ONLY
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Grants Pass
Beginning'
Thursday
Morning
February
4th. 1909
For the past thirty days the ring of the hammers and the buzz of the saws wielded by a competent
force of carpenters has told in actions louder than words of the important changes being jnad in the
Golden Rule, in order that we might properly accommodate the vast multitudes of satisfied customers
that now look to us to supply their wants in everything that is New, Modern and thoroughly f'
When the new addition, which is now in course of construction, is completed we will have 1225
feet of additional floor space. . 1
At the present Mr. Mashburn, together with over forty buyers for the Golden Rule Association
is in the Eastern markets securing the very best values that can possibly be obtained. These men witn
years of experience in the mercantile world, backed by the ready cash, secure price concessions that can
not be obtained by any other buying concern in all the West.
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Ending' I
Saturday
Night
February
13, 1909
"gW!M
FAhrnarv 4. mid continuine1 for ten days, you will have an
opportunity to buy the very best seasonable merchandise at lowest prices ever heard of
BARGAINS ALL OVER THE STORE
Suits and Cloaks
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Women's arid Misses' Suits and Cloaks at
just ONE-IIALF FORMER PRICE. All this
season's newest and' most atractive garments,
all told there arc forty Suits and Cloaks that go
in this sale. Many of these were received late
in the season, in fact the spring 1909 models
show but very little change in stvle or material
over these winter suits we offer at one-half
their value. This means vou can buy a coat
or.suit that was $0.00 for $3.00 or one that was
$8.50 for $4.25 and so on.
$10.00 Values for $ 5.00
$12.50 values for 6.25
$15.00 values for 7.50
$20.00 values for 10.00
Don't pass this opportunity up, it is the greatest offers we
ever made.
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Ladies' Waists
Comparing the new 1909 waists with those of pre
vious seasons, you will find a vast difference in both
workmanship and style. Modern invention has achieved
much the past few seasons in eliminating cost of produc
tion in all ready-to-wear lines and at the same time enable
manufacturers to turn out a class of work that even a few
years ago was considered almost impossible. At 68c,
98c, $1.18, $1.48, $1.98, $2.35, and $2.98 wo show a line of
new spring waists that are the equal of many that bring
25 to 40 per cent more money.
The Biggest and best assortment of Val Laces and
Insertions we have ever received at one time, 150 full
bolts 12 yds. to bolt, 1800 yds, all go at 5c per yd.
New Ginghams
Sixty-three bolts of the new Spring pat
terns in Amoskcags Utility, A. F. C. and
Toilo-l)u-Nord dress ginghams. The most
beautiful assortment of patterns over shown,
also new Linen and Pongee Suitings and
waist ings, both in plain and fancy colors.
Priced especially for this sale at 10c, 12c,
18c, 23c, 33c, 38c, and 48c.
Children's and Misses
Dresses at Half Price
Thirty-seven dresses, sizes (5 to 14 years,
mostly all wool, in plain blues, brown, greens,
reds and fancy plaids, bought by us at a
special price and marked at the usual (loldeu
liulc Saving which was less than the material
could bo bought for. Now you can take them
at half what they are marked, which is only
one-fourth their real value.
$2.00 Dresses now $)
$2.50 Dresses now lj',
And everyone half price.
Special in Towels at 10 cents each. "We
have filled one table with towels of every de
scription to sell at 10 cents each in which you
will find the greatest values ever shown in
(1 rants Pass.
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Muslin Underwear
Largest shipment of the famous
Peerless Muslin Underwear ever re
ceived. Here is an opportunity
lifetime- to buy Muslinwear, we have
over $1,000.00 worth of undermuslin
alone ami we are going to make a sale
that has never been attempted at this
time of year; prices that nro positively
below what you can buyj the materials
for, say nothing of the
time and worry of mak
ing, if fou buy the IV-
eriess Inuermuslin vou
uro getting garments
that are made iust as
'
goodas if you made them
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Mjursen, and mere is
plenty of fullness in mrv garmehg
of a V
Shoes
As this ad goes to press we
have just received five case of
comforters which will bo un
packed and marked especially for
thigsale.
Extraordinary Sale of White. Quilts.
lor be Kxpanston sale, over .r(H) quilts in this
lot, including the entire stock, will go on sale at prices
not attempted heretofore. This list includes all sizes
und styles, both in fringed and plain, cut corners for
iron bedsteads, etc. They will be on display marked
at u low price.
tfood quality RpivuUingham .
lryd 5c
MX) yards good quality, big
" muuft (it k
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voider (Miffs
Several doz. ladies hose, solid
black and black with white
feet, a good 25c stocking, for
this sale they will go at
three pairs for "jOC
Flannelott that has been filing
at 12Jc and LV larg as- A
sortment nt Of
The very newest
ideas in footwear
construction, the
very best materials
that can be procured
and the best efforts
of expert shoemak
ers have all combined to make our new spring
line of oxfords the best, the snappiest and and
most stylish in town, these Oxfords are manu
factured by the famous Selby Shoe Co., and
are the best fitting and most servicable line to
bo obtained, we have them in black.
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tan, chocolate and oxblood,
either button or lace. In
addition to this splendid line
of Oxfords, we have tho most
complete stock of shoes for
every member of the family,
to be found in this part of the
state. The Good For Bad
Boyg shoei for boys, and tho
shoe with American soleleather
tip for youngsters are winners.
Several hundred yards American best
Standard print at 5c a yard.
GRANTS PASS, ORE.
The Spring number of the quarterly stylo book
illustrating the Ladies Home Journal patterns, has
reached tho mark of perfection and should bo seen by
everyone who appreciate! a work of art and beauty
the price is 2fc including any 15c pattern which makes
the book in reality only cost you 5c.