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vSTARTS WITH A GRAND RUSH
Friday we were simply crowded all day and turned out surprising
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amounts of Suits, Overcoats, oats, Shirts, Underwear, 1 rousers, iLtc.
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SATURDAY TO B ID A BANNER DAY
Come to-morrow Saturday and get your choice before the, assortments are broken. This sale promises
to be the greatest business producer we have ever put on. THE SPECIALS ARE WORTHY OF YOUR
ATTENTION.
25 PER CENT OFF ON ALL CLOTHING
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Pair of Good Suspend
ers Free with every Suit
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Always in Earnest
T 0 G G E R Y StCourse
No Extra Charge for
Alterations
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BOOKER T. TELLS
OF THAI DINNER
Says Roosevelt's Action In Asking
Him to Dine Hail No Slfliilflcnncc
Such as Was Charneri at That
Time.
NKW YOltIC, Jan. 'J7. -Tlio iiin.li'
story of llial dinui'i which Colon"!
Tiu'iulorc ltoosoM'lt (jivi, wink '
was piTsidi'iil, which caused u bit?
I'll mm tlmiiiKhoiil Hie coiinlry, is
ivcii b.y MooIut T. Washington, (he
ncro cilucalor, in Iho I'Yluitur.v
iiuuilxti' of "Thu WoiltlV. Work," out
loilay.
"In limine with I'icmoViiI Hoosc
volt Ilium jvii.h no dispoHition on
cither my part or on Hie purl of Mr.
Itoosuull to attuclc any southen
custoiu, and there wiih absolutely .10
eromid for Die accusation puliliMi'.Ml
ut that time Hint our association or
our diuiuj; toKclhcr was part of any
pre-concoeted plan," Washington dc
clarcH. Wasliiuutou says (hat he went 10
the capital to discuss certain south
ern iippropriiitioiis with Hoosevelt,
and found the president busy. Uoosc
veil mruested Hint Washington dine
wlih Iiiiu and discuss the appropria
tion duriiitr the meal.
He adds: "Home newspapers at
templed to deave into the situation .1
deliberate scheme by Hoosevelt '
lead the way in briiiciiu; about a so
cial iutonninj,'!iiitf of the two races.
I am sure that nothimr was furilier,
from Iho president's mind, and it cor-'
taiuly was not in mine. I
"The public interest lliij dinner
excited seemed nil the more extraoi-1
dinary and uncalled for because on'
previous occasions I had taken tea
with Queen Victoria at Windsor'
Castle; had dined uilh the govern
ors of nearly eery state 111 the
north, hud dined 111 the same ro :u
with President McKinley at Chicago
and had dinener with ex-l'iesideut
Ilairison 111 Paris."
LORD DECIES
GETS LICENSE
Gives His Aflc as 44 While Miss
Gould, Who Is to Be His Bride, Is
18 Pays His;Dollar Like any John
Smith.
SV YOlv'K, Jnii. 127. With his
planking down of a hard Amer1ci.11
dollar for n marriage license at the
citv hall here lite bist leirnl barrier
between John I)e La Poor Heres
ford, fourth Lord Deck's, and sundry
other American dollars and inciden-1
talJv between hiniself and Miss Gould
is removed.
Lord Decies, with a Prince Albert
suit, silk hat, cane and whiskers
came to the city hall with Miss Gould
in an automobile and look out his
permit to wed just like any plain
John Smith. I
The only surprises in the declara-
lion of Lord Decies was his ae. I!ei
made it -1-1. Hurke'i; peerage snys he
wa.s born in Dublin 4(5 years iijjo on I
.January PJ. Miss Gould jjave her'
'ji' as IS.
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PLAN STRIKE
Secret Meeting Is Held in Omaha and
Is Attended by 120 Clerks Insist
On Granting of Promotions.
Medford Mall Trlbuno Want nils
are. business brlngors.
OMAHA. Xeb.. Jan. 27. Possi
bility of a strike of railway mail
clerks on the roads centering 111
Omaha is seen here today in the an
nouncement of a secret meeting of
l'JO clerks held last ni-ht. They
wired Postmaster General Hitchcock
and the Nebraska congressmen in
Washington demanding: that they be
required to do a maximum of five
hours distribution besides (he hours
devoted to postal studies. The clerks
also insist on the j;rnntinn of T2. de
layed promotions, some of which
have been held up for two yeurs: ask
for a per diem allowance of $ 1 ; the
abolition of certain postoffice re
strictions and the establishment of
guards at the doors of postoffietM
to bar "spotters."
If you are sure that your store of
fers better values than any other in
your line, he equally sure that it is
better advertised.
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Annual Winter Clean-up Sale
FRIDAY, JANUARY 27 TO SATURDAY, FEB. 4
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In order to close out all remaining stock before our spring merchandise arrives, we will offer the following reductions for the next
TEN DAYS ONLY. The reputation of this store is sufficient guarantee that we always MAKE GOOD WITH THE PEOPLE.
SPECIAL LEADER BARGAIN;
While They Last
No. !.--Especial Lot of $1.50, $1.75, OCr No 3.-Nettleton $6.50 Shoes
$2.00 and $2.50 Cluett Shirts OJb Special
No. 2.--Any Monarch $1.25 Shirt in
the Store ....
80c
No. 4.Hats. Any Stiff Hat
in the.Store
$4.75
$1.50
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Suits and
Overcoats
$10.00 Suits tuul ()cn-..;ils $7.50
irlL'.HO Suits and Ovoivonis $9.40
$1."),00 Suits tuul Ovoivimts $11.25
liO.OO Suits and Ovcivimla $15.00
V2'2J)() Suits mikI Ovci'cunts $16.90
$lr.00 Suits and OviMvoats . . $18.75
10.00 Suits and Overcoats $22.50
A Good Pair of Suspen
ders Free With Every Suit
Trousers Special
25 PER CENT OFF
1.00 Pants . . $2.25
.V0 Pants $2.45
$1.00 lauts $3.00
jjtf.OO Pants $3.75
$0.00 Pants $4.50
Shoes
$1.00 Shoes $3.65
:.00 Shoos $3.95
si;..10 Shoes ... . $4.95
Cluett Shirts
Your ehoieo of 300
$1.50 riuetts
$1.75 duetts
$2.00 duetts
$2.50 duetts
$1.05
$1.40
('ASH SALKS ONLY
ALTKPATIONS KKKE
SATISFACTION (JTARAXTICKD
Hats
$1.50 Hats 95c
$2.00 Hats $1.25
$2.50 Hats $1,60
3.0 lints $1.95
M.00 Hats $3.50
SEE THE WINDOWS
REMEMBER THE DATE
DANIELS FOR DUDS
...RULES OF THE SALE...
tosh Sales Only. Alterations
Free-Satisfaction Guaranteed
LARGEST MEN'S STORE IN SOUTHERN OREGON
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