Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 15, 1910, GREATER MEDFORD CLUB EDITION, SECTION I, Page 8, Image 8

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    . MDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, fttEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, MAY 1fi, 1910.
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WAISTS
TWENTY-TWO THOUSAND FEET OF FLOOR SPACE IN OUR BUILDING-. THE ENTIRE STORE IS BEING CHANGED.
Grocery Department being 25 bv 75 feet, oast and west: Dry Cloods and Notions Depart inent, 2fxM0: Shoes and Hosiery, Underwear Department, l!.pxM0: Clothing, len h h nr
nisliing Goods, Hat Department, 25xH0: Dra-pery and Curtain Department, 15x50: Ladies' Suit and Clonk Department, 75x75; Host Rooms, one of the niee features of our IhuUIihk
25x40 eaeb; Millinery Department, 25x60; Art Department. 10x20: Storeroom for reserve poods, 25x75 feet.
This coming week yon will find one of the busy stores in Oregon.
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GREAT SALE
BARGAINS
IN EVERY LINE OF GOODS in our store too many things to name.
Come in and see for vourself. We have secured the services of an armv
of clerks and you will be looked after even if you don't want to pur
chase. ALL ARE INVITED TO CALL and make yourselves at home
with us. LARGEST AND BEST LIGHTED STORE IN OREGON.
THE
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H. C. KENTNER GO.
One price to all and that the lowest
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A MOTHER'S ECSTACY.
MRS. JUCE M'CLUKK GETCHELL.
With all Hay soal's enthusiasm, I love
yoxc- child i
Too tei me- how to live and make
tLurk Eoars bright.
LtA sac feel onr arms around mo,
tbj darling, my baby,
AYMIe ire fo and give father his
loie-Vis8r good-night.
W'fcnt can even no know of the bonds
tkmt unite- us,
Tfsc -mam lips on my flesh, drawing
Ufa for their own?
I Itare tasted of Ilcav'n in rapture,
transported,
And a new little soul, from my own,
I Save crown.
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Xerw modern furnished rooms
"".at 328 South Holly Street, one
Woek off Main Street; second
Iwase- south of City Park.
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Ordbsnd Buyer, if you have
$10,03 cosh drop me a line and I
-will pel yon next to the best buy in
CASKEY & ELIOT
General Blacksmithing
Special attention paid
to interfering horses.
Once tried, you'll never
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40 acres of Newtown and Spitzen
burg apples, just coming into bear-
Medford's New Cafe.
E. A. Hefler's new cafe is every
thing the latest in up-to-dateness.
Conveniently situated in the Pngufing room. Mr. Hofler Miya he con
block. 320 West Main streei. every- handle 85 people and that he has
thing to cater to the moa fastidious special booths for ladies. Special
palate may be secured a la carte, m attention and consideration will l,e
this hnndeome mission furnished din- given theater suppers and banquet
parties.
The openine night, Saturday, mllj
be auspicious, if the good wihIich ot'j
Mcdford'n cititzens to .Mr. IloflorV'
venture he considered. ',
THE
MARTE
CLOTHES
IN TOWN
CAME FROM
SEE OUR LUMBER
GET OUR PRICES
THEY WILL SURPRISE YOU
Medford Lumber Co.
fJBICKEN DINNER
Sunday No o n
FABK VIEW HOTEL
123 Socth Holly Street
f WlJST.Gfoode, Proprietor
ALL1M 1 ALLIN
Formerly
MIS A f TlTm "t
HOUSE
j SfE(Sita a share of your
"The Toggery
MEDFORD'S RELIABLE CLOTHING HOUSE
HUBBARD
BROS.
complete stock of vehicles, spring
wagons, Mccormick mowers, hay
rakes,, etc. etc.
B.H.Harris & Co.
TIMBER LANDS
Wo can furnish you, tinil(!r in largo or .small trad.s
at all times.
ROOM 10, JACKSON COUNTY BANK BLDG.
pac&ronage.