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Clearance Sale Prices on Men's Furnish-
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Shoes and Clothing
Alfred Benjamin Suits Reduced ...... 25 per cent
Sincerity Suits Reduced ;;. . . . . . . ... .25 percent
Eiderheimer Stien Clothing Reduced . . 25 per cent
500 men and boys suits at . . V. , ... ,V . 1-2 price
Mens dress shirts, value to $1.50 sale price" . . :49c
300 mens overalls . . .... .......... 50c per pair
Mens hats value to $3.00 sale price . . . ...... $1.00
Benjamin overcoats reduced . . TV'.'; '' : . 25 per cent
Kenyon Ken-Reign coats reduced V'. . . ;25.per.cent
150 Mens overcoats at . . . . .1-2 prjca
J. E. Tilts Dress shoes reduced . 1 v v j 20 per, cent'
Howard and Foster shoes reduced! .20 per cent
Broken line mens shoes value to $5.00 price ; .$2.90
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.Boys snoes sizes z jl-z w o x-, vaiuo w $o.jv
: sale !?rice . . . . .
Youth's shoes, sizes 11 1-2 to 2, values to $2.50
: Sale price". . . . . . .$1.60
uttle, Gents shoes, sizes 9 to 11 values to $2.25 . v .
Sale price ...... .... .. .. .. ..$1.35
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Clearance sale Prices on all Dry Goods
and Ladies Ready to Wear Goods
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Ladies silk raincoats at .. .. . . ..-. . . ... 1-2 price j
Misses long coats at .... v ... ... ,1:2 price
75 ladies suits at factory cost
50 "one piece dresses at factory cost -Muslin
underwear priced lower than ever J:
Munsing underwear at savins' prices " ,
Clearance prices on new shirtwaists,!, .'; 1
S7;eaters for ladies and'misses at reduced prices
AU millinery at ; ; i . ; ; .; v. . v , . -1-2 price
IJress goods reduced' " .V." . '1 '. .lp'to 50 er cent
V " I Musiins and sheeting at clearance prices ...
bine retticoats at savmg prices
Dress Skirts reduced . I ... . V .10 to 50 per cent
3 iotr, Pingfee Ultz and Dunn shoessale price $2.S0
All ladies and.misses shoes reduced
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The special coDimlttee composed
rf Councilman J. T. Williamson, F.
L. Myer9 and E. E. Kammerer held
l lengthy meeting last evening to
coiiKider the readjustment of the
present water rates. Thero is no di
vision in the committee regarding
the fact that since the recent
installation of the Beaver Creek
gravity system that the rates should
be adjusted, but the point at Ihhu-j
1b ti what extent the reductions van
be made and the necessary revenues
! quite probable that the committee defendant applied to have the cloy
.nav visit near by cities to exaihlciJl pnj the costs but the motion was du-
tued.
A Slight Freight Wreck.
Circuit Judge KnowleB han
dea down a decision today that la of
ub small moment to the city. T'le
riiEtom has been heretotore for the
city to pay the expenses of prosecu
tions in those cases from which ap
peal has been taken from the city
and the defendants were successful.
Two box cars left the track this
morning and tried to climb the sur
rounding hills, this morning at Per
ry, resulting in the delay of the pas
senger train for several hours in this
city. No great damage was done other
than to the peace of the railroad ofll
ctals's minds and tempers.
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The case at Issue was the case of th?
to pay the Interest on the bonds aod dty vs. Ralp Atchison, an appeal
U being manifested makes thla an-
the sinking fund of (8.000 yearly, it from the City recorder's court. Tho k nual feature permanent
Corvallls Hen Show.
Cottage Grove, Jan. 14. The open
ing of the Second Annual Poultry
ghow of Lane county occurred today
with a large crowd of enthusiastic
admirers. ' Choice birds from every
section of the country are on exhibit
and the attendance and Interest that
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FAMOUS BEAUTY CUOBUS IN THE 'LAND OF NOD"
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As this sale is coing to a close soon we are making some special cut prices in Dining Tables, Dining C hairs, Combination Book Cases, Iron and Brass beds
LOOK AT THESE PRICES
$3.50 to $25.00 Iron Beds $2.75 to $16.
$25. to $30. Brass Beds . . .. .. . . .. ..$20. to $25.
niSISSSS in tables, Library tables, Buffets, and couches. ; ;
GIVE US A VISIT AND BE CONVINCED FOR YOURSELF
$12.50 to $40.00 Dining Table . . ... .$8.50 to $30.00
1.00 to 5.00 Dining Chairs 75c to $4.00
$20.00 to $30.00 combination book case. .$15. to $20.
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