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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 12, 1917)
AfEDFOTJU MATL TRTBTTXTC, MEDFORD, OKLCOX. MOXHAY. $ Corticelli i Silk Thread 10c White Oil Cloth 23c Colored Oil Cloth 22c 25-inch Silk Pongee 50c 36-inch Indian Head 18c 36-inch Pongee Silk 80c Pearl Buttons 2 cards 5c Fine Pearl Buttons 10c Devon shire Cloth 20c Colgate's FATJE bit FF.TWi rTAT?Y ir?, 1H17 Talcum 15c : 1 f 8 oz. Bottle Peroxide X 12c I X X J. & P. Coats N RULE ? X X X 200 Yard Thread 5c C. W. WHILLOCK & SON - - MEDFORD, OREGON y y y f Mercerized t y y x y y y- y y y y y y y y y y y y t y y y y y y y y y f y y t y T y t y y y y y y y- y y Crochet Cotton 5c Darning Cotton 2 for 5c Wire Hair Pins lc Hair Nets 5c Assorted Wire Hair Pins Box 10c Shaving Soap y y y F I y y y y y y y y y 4c Colgate's Soaps 10c Air Float Talcum 8c y y $ Knit Wrist X 10 oz. Cotton Flannel Clove V 15c or 2 for 25c r y V . 2 Papers Safety Pins 5c We unfolded our banner under the Golden Rule in 1885. No name is better than the concern back of it. If a merchant is reliable and has shown ability to grow and expand, then the Golden Rule means something. Several times we have moved because of this growth, and it is positive proof that we have learned what to do and what not to do. i The Saturday Evening Post of December 2, 1916, on page 80, has an article on "Dominance," which we think of interest to every live merchant, so we reproduce it as follows. The black-face type is our own. In an industry a few firms usually dominate: "Dominance rnean3 not monopoly, but leadership. It means not a control of the market, but substantial and healthy volume, built on a sound product and supported by public recognition of the high standing and authoritative position of the firm. Manufactures have reached dominance in various ways, some by combination of several concerns, some by long and costly struggle, some by the control of patents, exclusive processes of natural resources, some by main force of circumstances and some, in the past few vears, have reached dominance by a slower but far less expensive method." BY PAINSTAKING SERVICE AND EARNEST EFFORTS TO PLEASE PATRONS AND BY CARRYING A STOCK SUITABLE FOR THEIR CUSTOMERS THAT LONG EXPERIENCE HAS TAUGHT THEM TO KNOW. We are striving to deserve your continued confidence, so you will think "Golden Rule" when in need of merchandise in our line. If you have bought of us, you know. If you haven't, it vill pay you to come and investigate. Wool Dress Goods 3G-ini-li All-Voc.l (iranite Cloth, in navv, grav, tan ami Copenhagen, nt .". .". 50 P.fi-inch Nlicpanl Checks 50 IJO-incli.Woo) Plaids for Children's Dresses, at 50 All-Wool Challies, many pretty patterns, at 50 18-inch All-Wool Channelise, ( 'rcpe and Poplin $ I .25 i' l-ineh All-Wool Serge, special at $1.75 House Dresses and Aprons Made of percales and ginghams, in all the gocd colors, nicely trim . nied, at a price less than you can make them for $1 and $1.25 Amoskcag (ling-ham Kitchen Ap rons, good ruffle and long strings at 25r Bungalow Aprons, made of plain blue gingham, edged with white bias tape, at 50 Pretty Blue Checked Cingham, trimmed with white, rickraek, at 60 Table Linen Here are the linens, bright and white and glorious. The very class and kind of linens that are the pride of every housekeeper, and at the lowest prices that you'll see this season. 02 and (8-inch Pure White, All Linen, l'olkadot and Fleurde .Lis patterns 85 72-inch Silver Bleached, pure lin en, dot and stripe patterns $1 Napkins to match ....$ i.OO, $3-00 70-inch Chrysanthemum pattern, white as snow, hcavv and beauti ful .' $1.50 72-inch fine pure Irish I. incn. Car nation and Flcur clc Lis pattern, at $1.12?) Napkins to match $3.50 Hosiery Whil-I.c a! her I lose, for men, wo men and 'hiMivn, at 1 5 Buster Brown Hose, fine ribbed, for girls, heavv ribbed for bovs aud'lislc for lae'lies. at..25 'AO Butter Brown lisle, out sizes. .250 Buster Brown, fiber silk 550 Black or white 150 Topsev School I lose 150 Notions Sec how far vour inonc huving vour notions li Silk Thread. 100-vd .1. and l Coats Thread 1 earning ( 'ot ton I looks and Kycs I b ess Snaps Wire Hairpins Box Assorted Hairpins Large Box, Assorted Safety Bins. 2 for (food I 'earl Buttons Fine Pearl Buttons Will go ere. 100 50 ....2i:.0 50 ?c 10 50 100 V 50 " Men's Ties 13c Men'sTies 50c and 25c SHOES FOR THE FAMILY Look over these prices and compare tht'ni with your catalogue or any price list you may have and see if we are not giving you more for your money: Ladies' Shoes Pale Pate .Pate Kid', Dull Flex Dull Kid, Soft Kid, Kid, nt, black, cloth top, button, plain toe, Cuban heel $5.00 nt, button, doth top, plain toe, low heel, at $3.60 nt, button, plain toe, cloth lop, Cuban heel, at $3.75 button, spool $4.25 call', button, tip, low heel $3,70, $3-75 ible sole, vici, t ip, button or lace, low heel, at .; , $4.25 kid, mat top. plain toe, button, spool heel, at $4.50 stock tip, button, medium heel , ..$3.00 kid, cushion sole, rubber heel, button $3.00 paten tip, uw heel, buttor or lace $3.00 patent tip. low heel, button $3.00 Children's Shoes Patent, button, tip, SV-. to 11 $l,S0 Patent, button, tip, IVj, to 2 '. $2.15 Best quality Dongola, button, 51. to 11 $1.80 Best quality Dongola, button, IV., to'2 $2.05 Best (iun Metal, button, SK. to 2." $2.05 Calfskin, button, ")':', to S.. $1.10. $1.65 Calfskin, button. 8U. to 2 $1.55 Calfskin, button, 111"', to 2 '. $1.85 (inn Metal. 1 1 J to 2 $2.35 Men's Dress Shoes Barry's hand-made English last, lace, black or tan $5.00 (Hazed kangaroo, blucher, very dressy .'. $6.00 Best, gun metal, blucher, double sole. $3.75 (inn metal, button or lace, three stvles of toe, at '. $4-75 Gun metal, button or lace $3.50 Box Calf, button or lace....$3.15 Men's Work Shoes Brown chrome calf, bln. her, double sole $2.15 Heavy tan chrome calf, blucher $3.00 Best chrome calf, blucher, double sole $3.50, $3.60 Peters' All-for-Wear black chrome calf, plain or cap toe (see the cut-up saiii ph'j.at $4.75 Men's High Tops 1 1-inch Peters' cliroiue calf lo-inc h Peters' chrome calf, pocket counter, at ... lli-ineh best veal Boys' High Tops $5.25 $7.50 : $7.50 No. SOD-Oil nu ll to 1 to 2 2'.'. to.".'., $2.40 $3.00 S3. 25 Xo. 1000 Boarded kangaroo 11 to $2.40 1 t 2 $3.00 2i:. too"', $3.25 The Celebrated J. P. S. Shoes for Men ?KiV V'- Xo. 1100 (i mi .M. tal. button !' to $2.00 1 to 2 $2.55 2' it to 51:. $2.55 Xo. 12(H)- (inn Metal, blin h.er ! to b! S1.05 1 t" 2 S2.25 21- to r,i:, S2.45 "Bulldog Wear in Every Pair" Xo. l:r0 dun Metal, button !) to i:!i :. $2.45 1 o 2 $2.70 21 o to rii, $3.00 Xo. l ().")() Heavy c hrome, tan. bluch er, for wet weather 1 to 2 $2.75 2L j to 5U $3.00 Ladies' Silk Waists White Silk Crcpo.. ..$2.50, $3.75 (ieorgettc Crepe, $3.50, $5.00, and .,,..$5.50 Beautiful line of the famous Fern Waists, two new assortments each week, price :....$1.00 Flannelette Kimonas (lood heavy flannelette, pretty pat terns, some of them trimmed wit); satin ribbon, all colors, at ..$1.25, $2.00, $2.25 Domestics Hope Bleached Muslin Springwater Bleached Muslin 15 Berkeley Xo. (i Cambric- at....l7 Xurserv Cloth, fast colors 20 Worth 'Cheviot 14 2S-indi Pc Large Handk'fs 5c and 10c Ladies' All-Linen Handk'fs 10candl5c 8-4 Bleached Sheeting 35tf 9- 4 Bleached Sheeting ..,.40- Men's Clothing The kind you'd like to wear, the kind you ought to wear, at a price you can afford. There are suits here priced as low as $10.00 Pure Worsted Suits, in grav at $13.50, $15.00 1 landsoine Worsted Suits, in checks and plaids, at .,..:...$15.00 A good all-wool blue Serge Suit at $12.50 Our Leader Blue Serges at , $16.50, $25.00 Boys' Clothing A large and complete line of Boys' Suits to choose from. Bovs' AU-Wool Blue Serges at $5.00. $5.50 Bovs'.Xorfolk Suits, in all kinds of patterns, from $3.00. $3.50, $4.X5, $5.00, $5.25, $5.50, $6.00, $6.60, $7.35. Boys' Overcoats from $3 to $6.75 Specialsin Men's Furnishings Best Bill Overalls $1.15 Heavy Work Socks, a pair 15 10- oz. Cotton Flannel (Doves, knit wrist 15 Best. Work Shirts 55 E. W. Dress. Shirts, fast colors $1 Soft Dress Shirts 53c4 Levi Strauss Xo. 2 Overalls..$l .15 Men's Black Socks 15: 2 for 25 Men's Cotton Sweaters 69t? Men's Four-in-lland Ties, 13 15S 25c. 350 and 50 Shaving Soap 4 (iood Flannelette Xiglit Shirts 69 (iood Suspenders 25 Heavy Wool Socks 30t Lined Mocha Cloves 85 Dress Kid Cloves $1.25 White Initial Handkerchiefs.. 25p Canvas Leggings for men 75 School Handk'fs 2 for 5c Bone Hair Pins, box 6c Bone Hair Pins, box 10c Pearl Buttons card 5c Kakhi Pants Men's $1.35 Best Bib Overalls $1.15 Phoenix Silk Hose 80c and $1 Lace 100 Different Patterns of Fine Torchon 5 c yd New Spring Collars, Fine Organdie Nets and Crepes 25c,3Cc,50c $1.00, $1.19 Don't Fail to See Our Line of6i4c Embroidery Edging Work Sox , 10c and15c Best Work Shirts 55c AW E. & W. Dress Shirts $1.00 American Lady Corsets $1 and $5 f ? ? ? v ? i i i t ? ? f ? ? ? ? ? f ? T ? ? ? -? T T T Y T T f -J ? x x Y X
