Ladies Shoe Bargains
500 PAIRS
Ladies Hamilton Brown Shoes
and Oxfords
98c, $1.48, $1.98
This is the biggest bargain we ever bought and no
woman in 0 rants Pass or Josephine County can afford
to miss them.
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Great lailroad Pari Improvement Sale isill .m
Bargain Bhstiner at if r M i ni (mm m r &mmm V
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1.50 American Lady Welt and Turn Patent Lea
ther Shoes. All we ask is a chance to show them;
Ihey will sell themselves.
TANS $2.48 BLACKS
PINGREE'S GLORIaTsHOES "
The best PS0 Shoe in America. We are showing
over 1000 pairs; Macks, Tans and Ox-Bloods. See
Them.
Children's Shoes
Ox Ties lOOO Pairs
at Great Bargain
While in the Kastcrn market we bought over 1000
pairs of Children's Shoes, Heaning up a big factory's
accumulation of broken lines. We bought them at a
discount of .": per cent under regular prices and
will place this entire line on sale at from '2't to 50 per
cent under regular prices. The lot comprises a large
variety of styles of lilack and Tans, Oxfords, Shoes
and Slippers. All sizes in Children's Shoes.
5 to 8, 98c; 8 to 12Vj, $1.19; 13 to 2 $1.29
Many of these Shoes are patent leather and are
worth up to $11.00 a pair.
dozen Ladies' Wide Pad, l-Strap Llastie
Hose Supporters, all colors 1 VC
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argain
MON. TUE. WED. THU. FBI. SAT. Y 3-4-5-6-7-8 U
10 per ct. of First Three Days Sale h 5 per ct. of Last Three Days Sale
WILL BE DONATED TO THBiRK IMPROVEMENT FUND
Every man, woman and child in Grants Pass f ully appreciates the efforts being put forth by the Ladies
of the Grants Pass Commercial Club to beautify th e railroad grounds. Several hundred dollars have already
been expended, but now the work is at a standstill because of lack of funds, and while but few may feel dis
posed to go down in their pockets for the necessary funds, we believe that many of our old customers, as
well as many new ones, will feel interested and kindly disposed toward this movement and will work hard
to make as much for the ladies as possible. We are free to admit that while we are deeply interested in this
depot park project and believe that it will be worth many times its cost to every family in the city, and
would willingly give more than we have already given rather than see it fail, we also feel that every resident
snouw nave a part in this great public work, and while the per cent of our donation is not large, we believe
that inducements offered should net the Ladies Park Fund from $150 to $200. .This is what we hope to
do by your help.
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American Lady
Corsets
No. 378 The above American Ladv Corset is one
of the Sheath, Snug-Hip effects; extra'long, (t
5-hook Hose Supports, wide lace trimmed at 3 1 .25
No. 404 American Lady Corset, made of heavier
material, extra stout, heavily stayed, short waist, ex
tra long hip, hose supports, lace trimmed, ex- m
tra large sizes, at $ J 25
One Lot Odd Corsets to (dose out
25C
1 case Fine, Highly Perfumed Toilet Soap, put up
m handsome nackaires. 15 cakes to l.ov Ifirv
2 boxes for... .... . ' IQn
1 case Lonsdale 4-4 Ple:iched IikI1h t
yards to customer ' SC
10 dozen 7-foot ()paiie AVindow Shades
at .37v2c
FXTBA SPECIAL
For Park
Improvement
SALE
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dozen Ladies' All Silk
Taffeta Cnder Skirts, full
width, deep flounce, sale
price less than first cost of
material, VI different colors.
Sale Price $3.08 Sale Price
lOdnui Ladies' White Lawn Waists
:;: : 89c
:? dozen S1!)0, full-sized lleavv Sheets
m : - 69c
10 dozen :Sx I.t Pillow Cases, good heavv
Muslin, 15c, 2 for '
1 lot plain, honey-comb, white lied Spreads TT
:,!-: ;; 98c
- J'xtra large Fringed lied Spreads in
:" ' $1.48
. doen Ladies' Soft Finish, Fine, Daintv
Lmbroidered Waists J ?5
NEXT WEEK R. L. COE CO.'S BIG STORE WILL BE IN THE HANDS OF THE LADIES OF
GRANTS PASS. SIX BIG BARGAIN DAYS FOR GRANTS PASS BUYERS.
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It takes money to build parks and the railroad park is going to be built whether you contribute to the
cause directly on indirectly. You will be benefitted and your will be contributing to the beauty and pros
perity of the city. The ladies will need at least $1000. No individual can afford to contribute this amount
or even one-tenth of the amount. But we are glad to contribute a certain per cent of one week's sale, and
we intend to offer special inducements in order that the sale shall be increased to the highest possible mark.
MONEY WILL BE SAVED ON EVERY PURCHASE MADE AT THE BIG STORE NEXT WEEK
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$5.oo
all Wool
Men's
Fine Dress
Pants
Saa Price
White Ribbon
-Shoes
IHE REW SHOE FOR WOMEU
SHOE BARGAINS
For Men
54 pail's Douglas, Pingree and Hamilton Brown
Dress Shoes, Tans and Blacks, $3.50 and $4.00 grades
Reduced to $2,98
3G pairs Men's $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00 good, solid
n-ork snoes
36 pairs Men's $4.00 and $5.00 Fine, Patent Leather
Dress Shoes.
3.98
Wa mak them In all the Domilar leather.
Elack anJ Dull Hid, 1'utuuU and Tana, High
and Low Cut, prlcei from 13 to 16 the pair.
One Boitoo
woman writes:
I win Dm
ctuctoiintth
D'tlKt 01 IM
White Ribbon
Shge."
Just received, 5 dozen MEN'S $5.00 "PENNANT"
PANTS. Verv latest cut, style and material AO
Extra SpeciaUor Park Iniprovcmeiit Sale. . . $Q,yO
150 MEN'S HIGH GRADE
ALL WOOL
Spring Suits
$9.75. 13.50, 16.50, 19.50
SEE THEM
Bis; Bar gaifin LaVoeue
Suits a5 Ccats
Big Bargains
in Ladies'
Men's and
Children's
H O SIERY
$15.00 Satin-Lined, Tailor
$20.00 and $22.50 Suits n
$25.00 and $26.50 Suits n
$28.50, $30.00, $32.50, $:
The style, material am'
Suits are verv well knowr
prices ocrtainlv offer a ?JJ
uass lailored Suit very c
kits reduced to $10.98
dto $16.50
d to S19-50
uits reduced to... $22.50
loriurr of the "La Vogue"
"e and the greatly reduced
n chance to get a iiipu-
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fnxits on your
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because (he
tirmenu are trie oniy ptnect ex
ponenti of the tailor, art
They fit they war well they
art all wool and wrth twice the
price paid.
Now Is w Chance
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Tlitd wonKB lth tlrtd fect
wM mt IlrxIMe oH4
ihofi. Ibli thta h what
you Vint.
Wft fine tuft kid. Inca, ?J vmp,pt
llO 31 Id. medium low nillltr IImI,
wlt lole. riirs Oak linlllnif Sol, very llei
m-ptlo covered iolt ounhlou Inneriole. Whit
Klbboo I'tot em. Mmle over lmt with med
ium toe, eperllly deilifDod nd graded lor
the w line wuui n i.uic
None Genuine That Docs Not Bear
Above Trade Mark on The Sole
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Tliis is a fac
similo of tbo cou
pon which i re
deemed at 5 cents
a pair and Roei to
the W.C.T.U.So.
ciety.
MADt BY
WHte Ribbon Shoe Company
TORT DODCE. IOWA
Oil MANUPACTUfttM
SOLD BY
The R. L. Coe
Company
$3.50
Pacific Logger
Tbe Shoe With
You might get a
you can't get a hette
sold over 1000 pairs,
money, but they do the business
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$1.48
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good, but pe;
'We have rrt' iT
Thev cost W'Wm
PRINGREE PATENT OXFORD
(Ireen and Blue Cloth Tops, Hand
Welt Soles. We are showing '25
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and Oxforda
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Hoys' America, all sizes $1-48
HoVs' Patent heather Oxfords $1-93
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BOYS' BULLS-EYE SHOES
Hght Kangaroo Calf Upper $1.50
Heavy Double Soles $1-75
Solid Oak Soles $2.00
Little dents' Shoes $1.50
Made up in Mannish Styles, fine soft upper with
Heavy Velt Soles.
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1 Cast1 IllMcli lAvyvuianu liliruiil m
Powder, 15c, 2 tor.... LoZ
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