OREGON CITY COURIER, FRIDAY, AUGUST 17 1906
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A GATHERING OF GOOD THING!
A GARNERING OF BARGAINS
It is Harvest Time with its abundance -Mts fullness its completeness surely never such a bountiful harvest as this in half-priced
offerings. Our annual Harvest Sale when you who are wise can reap the benefit of our months of preparation when you find good displays
rare offerings, choicest goods, and most remarkable price concessions
' We are very eenerous irour Harvest Time Values, lavish in our reductions, because we like to make this 'a great feast of plenty for
our patrons. Things to enthuse over the most practical minded shopper must recognize and appreciate these timely offerings, she can't help
it. Come and partake of the spread. Come and exult over these Harvest Specials, com" sec for yourself.
ale
August
AND LASTS TEN DAYS
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Harvest in Men's Shirts
Special values in Men's Dress Shirts,
.. soft bosom. Special... 50c
Harvest in Men's Trocser s
A special lot of Men's Pants; great
value $1.39
,.' Harvest in Hosiery
Ladies' Fast Black Hose, 20c values
' Special, 3 pairs ( 45c
Harvest in Toilet Soap
Kirk's or Armour's best quality, regular
5c, 10c and 15c values.
Special, 4c
'
Harvest In Work Socks
Men's Heavy Work Socks, mixed colors,
regular 15c values.
Special, 3 pairs 25c
Harvest in Pillow Tops
Our regular 50c to 75c Pillow tops in
plain and fancy patterns.
Special price 39c
Harvest in Silk Ribbons
Our regular 20c, 22c and 2oc values in
plain colors aud faucy designs.
.Special price, yard (7c
Harvest in Domestics
Handsome and worthy, no one on
bargains bent should overlook these. If
there are finer goods for the price we
have, never seen them.
Heavy Unbleached Sheeting, special
' Value, '"Red Star" brand, a heavy clean
cotton, even threadj 30 in. wide, worth
10c, only, per yard 5c
"Fruit of the Loom'' 30 inch bleached
Muslin 8c
"Anchor Brand" 30 in. half bleached
Muslin' 8c
"Thorndyke Brand" Sateen Ticking (8c
t Harvest in Embroideries
Swiss and Nainsook Edgings and Inser
tions, regular 15c, 20c 25c aud 30c
values. Special, yard (2c
Harvest inTable Damask
Extra heavy, plain and mercerized, as
sorted patterns, regular 60c to 75c
values. Special, yard 49c
Harvest in Boys' Wash Strfts
Our entire stock of Boys' Wash Suits
and separate pants will be closed out
at 25 per cent discount.
Harvest in Handkerchiefs
We have just received 50 dozen hand
kerchiefs, plain and fancy edges.
Special values a', each 5c
Harvest in Boys' and Men's Caps
Men's and Boy's Caps, all colors, all
sizes, 25c and 35c values.
Special (2c
Harvest in Boys' Pants
Splendid assortment Boys' Knee Pants,
ages 3 to 15. Special 45c
Harvest in Boys' Suits
Boys' 2 and 3 piece Suits, sizes 4 to 9,
regular $3.50, $3.75, $4.00 values.
Special $2.(0
Boys' 2 piece suits, age 10 to 14, regular
to $5 values. Special
$2.85
Harvest in Men's Stiits
Men's Summer and Winter weight Suits,
Single and double breasted coats, $11
to $11 valves.
Special price $8.50
Harvest in White Goods
These are staples standard things sel
dom offered at cut prices but they are
here and make a" very tempting display.
Our entire stock of White Cotton Dress
Goods, 10c to 35c values, yard... ...9c
Something for Nothing
Rewards For Stamp Collections
There's a fascination in stamp collecting of any kind, and there's a rich reward for
collections of
Adams Brothers Premium Trading Stamps
On all cash purchases made aL this store, we give free to everybody, at all times,
these trading stamps, one with each ten cent purchase, or ten cent part of a purchase. '
When you have filled one of our stamp books, holding 300 stamps, you are entitled
to take your choice of a variety of valuable premiums.
300 stamps represents an expenditure of only $30.00 for merchandise, and think
how quick you spend this sum on wearing neccesities.
And the prices of our merchandise are not "fattened out" to make up for the stamp
discount - they are the very lowest you can find.
Two, three or four books of stamps entitles the holder to premiums of commensu
rate values. It's just like finding money, that's all.
" Harvest in Dress Goods
These represent very special effort
to get tcgether only such fine fabrics and
chiice styles as well as make a rich har
vest for discriminating buyers. See them
first then buy.
We will place on sale about 75 pieces,
values from 65c to 90c yard.
Special price, yard ;.45c
Harvest in Shoes
You can't find fault in these shoes, and
you can't complain about prices. Here
is where extremes meet, highest quality
and lowest prices. Plenty of choice, too.
For men a special lot of $3.50, $3.75 and
$4.00 shoes.
During this sale for $2.90
For women, a special lot of $2.50, $2.75
and $3.00 shoes, great value.
During this sale $(.75
Some great bargains in Children's
Shoes.
Harvest in Notions
Yes, the little things are in for it
too. Marked them all down. Never
have we known such a slaughter of odds
and ends and small wares. Needen't ask
what the harvest shall be; come and help
yourself.
Spool cotton, best grade, all numbers and
colors 4C
Knitting Coiton, all numbers 3c
Pearl Buttons, one doz on card 3c
Hooks & iSyes, 24 on card, best make (c
Embroidery Silk best brands 2c
Bone Hair Pins, per doz 5C
Finishing Braid, white and colors ...3c
Velveteen Skirt Binding ).... .......2c
Brush Skirt Binding 2c
Clark's Darning Cotton, all colors ; 2c
Sanitary Belts, new idea 25c
Battenberg Thread, all numbers 2c
Tooth Brushes 8c
ADAMS 'BROTHERS
OREGON QITY'S BIG Q21SH STORE
Main Street, Bet. Sixth and Seventh
OREGON eTY, OREGON
Farmers Want Railway Between Oregon
City and Portland East of S. P. Line.
Farmers along and oust of the South
orn Paeicti Railway between Wills
burg and Oregon City, inclnmng
Mint horn, nt Milwaukio, Harmony,
Clackamas and Gladstone, says the
Oregon i an, are wato-iing tlio various
eloctiio railway movements in the
hope that some of these enterprises
will not overlook that rlcli district.
They h ivu a complete organization,
oi raMior series of organizations, at
those centers along this route, ready
to nssist auv company which will
build thorn an electric railway to
Portland Furthermore, in the bands
ol 0. F. Clark, who lias worked in
and ont of season, living at Clackamas,
is a mass ot stafsiics showing the
i probable passenger and freight traffic
; of snch a railway. These figures were
carefully gathered over every foot ot
; the territory and are thoroughly re
; liable. When the figures shown by
: Mr. Clark to O. F. Swigert. formerly
of the City & Subarlx.n Company, be
exnre-sod doubt ai to their accuracy,
but Mr. Clark took Mr. fcwigert over
the entire route, and be was convinc
ed that a field was there for an elec
trio railway, aud he would take it np,
but the merger of the Portland linos
was iu the nir aud nothing has beou
dore.
"I cannct understand," said Mr.
Clark yesterday, "why Hie companies
now proposing to build to Portland
from the Willamette Valley have over
looked this rich route, which 'a wholly
unoccupied, when onr statistics show
snch investment would pay i aimed
latley on completion of the line. I
recently attended a railroad meeting
at; Harmony and" 300 f trruers were
present They wero then ready, and
are still ready, to make reasonable
concessions. Grades are easy, and
there is settlement every foot of the
distance. Why build down the west
bank of the Willamette River into
Portland wbeu an easy grade mav be
hnd through a well settled district
that is now onfc cf reach of qnick
transportation facilities?
Real Estate Transfers.
The intense itchii g characteristic of
salt rhenm and eczema Is instantlv
allayed by applying Chamberlain's
Salve. As a cure for skin disea--es
this salve is onenaled. For sale by
Huntley Bros. Co., Oregon City and
Molalla.
A Scott to R'Scott 40 acres in sec
21 5-1 e, f I.
J Ritter to F H Schnly 40 acres in
sec. 2 5-1 e, $ti00.
E M Hornsohu"!h to R Hornschuch
5 acres iu cl 41 2-2 e, and lots 6 anv 6
bik aS Oregon City. 4000
Henrterson & Latonret'e to D A
Wells no of lot blk 1 Marshfield,
$300.
D F Leopold to.W F Hunger lots 1
and 2 blk S Robertson, :!30.
K M Ho. veil to O W Eastham lots 1
2 S and 4 blk 75 Oregon Citr, $!200.
A Mihlstine to O W Easiham E 55
feet of lot 1 hlk GrOregon Citv. $3000.
F J Finger 'to "J Averv "part of
tracts 2 8 and 4 Wichita. fl20.
F J Finger to O T Parry part of lots
2 and 3 Wichita, $892.
b J linger to W C Becton 2.16
acres in Hector Campbell cl, $324.;
R A Moore to O F Cross lot 1 and
w.or ne sec 163-8 e, $1000.
R Mack to F E Hilton 8 acres in
ec 4 4-1 e, $430.
W O Cole to Society of Sisters blk
36 and 51 Oak Grove. $5000.
J h Ragland to Bodley & Thomas
w of swJJ seo 83 2-5 e, $1.
E Biehl to W H Thayer 40 acres in
Wise Claim, $1.
C B Claempnts til frerrnn Trst &
Sav Bnk ne1 seo 2S 6-2 e, $1.
A Kelntioter to T Kelnhofer of
nw'4- and lots 1 and 2 sec 33 3-2 , $1.
Will Falls Co to H ?(hncnhcinz lot
4 blk 10 Will Falls, $(10
r V Hacker to Frpmsn Inf. T hlt R
Canemah, $250.
J McLean to E H Andorsnn lot n bit
11 Fall View, $32 50.
F Is Jamison to E J Cromwell at'
$2000.
C Anderson to E J Cromwell swVf
sec 28 5-3 e, $2250. 4
Hibernia Sav Bnk to ,r M Hoover
lots 8 4 and 5 blk 23 Mil Prk $126
H M Henry to D L Livesay 3.59
a:res in seo 16 5-1 e, S00.
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95OS$3005M HWe11 Uk
I he Clackamas Abstract aud Trust
k . "1 Iwners f t'e only complete
Abstract Plant in Clackanm Conntv
Prompt aud reliable wrk on short
notice, and all work guaranteed. Ab
stracts made and mmiAv
tg'Bos foreclosed, trusts executed,
estates settled and titles perfected.
o. r. wars, Atty at Law.
j ot nwi4' & ot w.l4 sec 26 5-3
n. u l. . u manager.
Over Bank of Oregon City.