Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 28, 1909, Third Section, Page 24, Image 24

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THE MEDFORD DAILY TRIBUNE, MEbJFOJRD, OREGON, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 28, .1900.
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BIG STORE OPPORTUNITIES
The Big-Store reigns supreme. Its smaller competitors lack similar purchasing facilities. Their floor space and financial means forbid as Inriro a slock variety and less frequent sales oppose
the qiiilScWving Of goods. With-us it's widely different. First: "We are the largest store on the coast between Salem and Sacramento. Secon 1: Our large patronage! enables ns to dispose rap-
TJ'o1!stoickb1eiiautities of goods, "Wholesale houses know this and are always anxious t . vc their lowest terms. Thus we are ablo t reduce our price before marking the goods, and
don't have toikeepthe purchaser guessing a ' vhether he can beat us down for a quarter or so. Tliis store has only one word and ono price, and both have always been found highly satis-Va-t
'.$. Jhif ouvj&lerks are carefully trained to consider oiir customei' needs and interests, r uher than tlieir nioiiey-bags. We do this because our patron's good will means more to us than
their loos1 cash. We believe in frequently reminding Bedford's wide-awake people of the un .;imlcd. values they can find in this store for their money. It is their duty to themselves to investi
gate our claims become buying elsewhere. I . do. there will be no buying elsewhere.. F dlowinig are just a few of these extraordinary v ! s which it. will pay you to read and see:
Call for one of our nice mail boxes-Given away free
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Copyright 1907 by Hart Schaffher 1? Marx
Suits and
Overcoats
For Men
We can fit you in
nil sizes and shades.
That much - envied
square-shouldered ef
fect is a prominent
feature of the -world-famous
Hart, Schaff
ner & Marx clolhcs.
They always fit in a
snug and tasty man
ner and are keynotes
of dressing excellence.
Then they never flag
or shrink, but are the
kinds that always
keep their shap6. Thoy
fill their -wearers with
dignity and well-bred
ease, and opens tho
most exclusive circles
to them. It is the
fenthers that make
birds bright nnd
pleasing it is your
clothes that will de
f termine your social
standing.
Why not look this
line over before de
ciding elsewhere? The
cost will bo nothing
and the gain may bo
f great.
' Don't forget our
splendid overcoats to
keep those chill blasts
away nnd enjoy winter
comfort. The styles
and colors are thero
and the prices are
right.
Our
Celebrated
Armour
Blankets
Are especially worth
mentioning. For solid
wool value they are
hard to match, nnd
think of the price!
They are easily worth
$5, but wo let them go
at $3 while they last.
They're just the things
to keep the baby warm
and the mother from
worry. Better make a
memo, of them on
your shopping list.
I, l-sAA" SHaww DUH!NC 'Alu
Nemo and Royal Worcester
Corsets
These excellent brands nro landmarks of dressing excellence. For
shape and ease they highly gratify the most discriminating buyer.
Their wonderful elasticity allows a complete freedom of motion to tho
wearer without any loss of gracefulness whntsoevor. Our models nro
all new and mndo to delight tho henrts of fushionnblo buyers $3.50 up,
Underwear for Father, Mother and the Kid
It's that warm and smooth, next-to-tlic-skin feeling which they all seok. Thoy never lonvo
our store disappointed, neither. It's so easy to please tho people when tho right goods nro
there. Wo have sold our camelhair undcrwenr for fifteen years and ncvorTcnow a complniut
$1.25 per garment. Remember that wo also have other makes at different prices: Tho much
worn and well-known Munsing Union Suits thnt never tighten at tho waist $2 up. Also tho
well-knit Coopers' Underwear, $1.50 a garment.
Don't risk a bad chill by too much delay, but take tirno by tho foroloek and tnnko your
selection.
Gloves
For Men
Tim fine, dressy
kind that molds tho
linud in kid leath
er, $1.50 up; or any
kind of working
mittt from canvas,
5c, up to tho strong
wenr-proof article,
$2. Wo Hiipply u
large laboring class.
Nifty Ties
Wo have a con
siderable variety of
shades and stylos
from tho "stick
on" kind with wire
nttnehmcnt for tho
busy man, 25c to
50c, to tho refined
"self - hinders" for
tho drossy mnn, $1
nnd $2. You ought
to sco our now sup
ply of tho latter
tla-y are oimply
stunning.
gO Including
A FYee Pattern
Ladies' Home Patterns
Is anothor privilcgo that our customers exclusively
enjoy. Only wo rccoivo theso patterns in this city,
which aro of a worldwide reputation. It is with tho
grcntcst plonsure that wo offer this additional nil
vantngo to our patrons.
Hats For
Men
Shall it be a high-grade
Stetson nt 4 tip or another
make at $2,507 Wo havo
all sizes and enrry the most
approved styles. Don't hes
itate to give us your preference.
Shoes That Won't Pinch
A prominent feature of our store is to be found
in its shoo department. Thoro wo keep a consid
erable variety of stylos and sizes to please all
taBtos and feet. Wo tako quite particular pains to
make this department a growing success and act-
ively study the wishes of our customers to this
effect. Our shoes don't pinch, becauso we fit them
right and don't force you to take a size that will
not do. We always leave any choice to our cus
tomers; our aim is only to supply same to their
highest sastisfaction. Here are a few sample
prices:
Utz & Dunn's Ladies' Shoes, $2.50 to $1.
Ladies' Slippers in kid or felt, 75c to $2.
Crosetts' for dressy men, $1 nnd $5.
Abbotts for the young sport, $3.50.
High-top and working shops for outdoor work
from $2.25 t $8.
Fine stock of hoys', girls' and babies' shoes.
V
V Prices A
yW Right
Alwayi
For Your
Growing Boy
Bring Tommy to tho store
next time and let us show
you some of these suits nnd
overcoats thnt will make
his oyes sparkle, Wo can
fit any ago from Dick to
Ilnrry, and tho cuto little
chnp will feel proud in his
now togs. Prices nro right,
so don't dolay $2.50 to
$8.50.
Also strong corduroy
pants that look liko dad's
nnd wear as long $1,
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Rubbers
Our stock of Ituhbors is
comploto and entirely ndo
quato to tho demand. Wo
carry tho much requcsstcd
"Protector" brand in all
sizes for ladies, gontlcmen
nnd children. Thoro is no
tnoro durable rubber sold in
town 00c, 75o and $1. If
you prefer a lighter kind or
even too rubbers only, wo
nro fully equipped to accom
modate in every respect
00c nnd G5c.
Furs
A very largo lino of Purs,
in bluok nnd other colors,
such ns American Fox,
Lynx, sots of Heal and Jap
aneso Mink, Siberian Squir
rel, Wlilto Thibet and Ice
land Boar. Hugs, muffs
and scarfs, etc. Only high
grade stock carried.
Splendid Trunk
Values
Wo enrry n fino lino of travel
ing supplies which you shouldn't
overlook, llnndy lenthor nnd can
vas grips, ulso different kinds of
hand bags, $2 up.
Our Trunks nro not merely good
to look nt thoy will slnnd tho
hardest wenr $0 to $75.
Don't buy one of thoso cheap
affairs for your noxt trip, hut hot
tor select a durnblo article that
means business.
Princess Dresses
Just received a Inrgo Biipply of
Princess drosses in serges, whip
cord nnd chiffon hrondclo'th. All
shades nro on hnnd; also n now
lino of coat drcssos which you
would bo sorry to miss.
Fine Line of
Umbrellas
Those strong showers mndo you
fuel tho noed of a new umbrella,
so wo placed scvoral odd lots on
nalo at low prices, from $1 up to
$5. Wo feel confident that wo
can accommodate any ladlus' or
gontlomnn's tnsto without difficulty.
Winter Coats
For Ladies
Fine now lino of winter coats in
50-inch semi and closo-fitling, in
all now shades and modols. Some
olognnt new creations, well worth
tho trip.
Special Ladies' and Misses Suit
Sale
10 Misses Suits, worth $10.50, nt $10.00
10 Hisses' Suits, worth $20.00, at ; $13.50
50 Lndies' Rnmplo Sits, worth $20.00 to $25, at $12.75
20 Ladies' Sample Suits, worth $17.50, at $ 9.50
1 special lot of Suits to close at $ 5.00
30, 35, 40, 50 Ladies Suits at 25 per cent discount.
1 special lot of Silk Polticonts nt $ 4.95