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W. M. Rowland 20.00
F. Way 2.00
H. C. Sheer 12.00
Wm. Rainey 8.00
John Chrydel 4.00
C. Chrydel 6.00
B. Freeman 4.00
S. T. Sinclair 9.00
District No. 16.
Frank Bucch 1.25
F. J. Wlrfa 2.7?
Fred Chlnn 34.50
A. Blanchard 26.10
Chas. Bradtl 9.C0
W. Woodcox 17.00
Frank Engle 13.50
W. Randall , ... ... 42.50
M. Stauber 31.90
John Relneman 15.00
G. Cassedy 16.75
Aug. Staley 25.00
Henry Engle 9.00
R. B. Smith 16.00
W. Mead 5.00
R. Dundas 14.00
V. J. Hughes 13.75
W. Staley 23.00
James Rettlnger 9.75
District No. 18.
Pope & Company 8.15
J. Bowers 8.00
K. Gulnther 24.50
J. Shannon 131.50
A. Hornshuh 56.88
F. Bohlander 57.75
P. Stelner 39.81
H. Holman 76.62
V. Bohlander 42.31
J. Bohlander 28.88
F. Stelner 34.13
C. Moeknke 44.43
H. Moehnke 38.43
P. Masslnger 41.18'
C. Grossmlller 19.60
G. Clark 17.50
E. W. Hornshuh -. 62.50
H. Gulnther 60.12
A. Hornshuh 38.13
W. Bohlander ,
C. Stelner
C. Jones
A. Gulnther
W. Kuntz
A. Staben ,
O. Staben
W. Herman
C. Muralt ,
J. Moehnke
W. B. Bluhm
A. S. Storm er
C. Fischer ... . .'
A. Staben
O. Stelner ..
A. Stagman
F. Grossmlller
A. Hornshuh
F. Bohlander
District No. 19.
D. L. Trulllnger
F. Erlckson
A. Erlckson
A. Davis
J. M. Mallatt
A. Erlckson
F. Erlckson .'
C. H. Porter
E. A. Mallatt .
E. Erlckson
J. J. Mallatt
A. Trapton :
C. "Evans
D. Evans
J. A. Evans
W. F. Maddy .
E. Larklns
C. N. Larklns
H. Roley
S. Roley
C. Shaw
A. Erlckson
j. Erlckson
C. Porter
E. A. Mallatt
H. Porter
F. Bruner
J. J. Mallatt
A. L. Larklns
C. French
2.00 J. M. Mallatt 10.00
12.50 J. L. Evans 4.00
45.00 F. Churchill y... 20.00
47.00 C. Shaw 6.00
8.00 A. A. Mallatt 9.00
'84.00 District No. 20.
15.00 Ed. Grace 14.00
14.00 C. Shockley . 18.00
33.12 W. Bottemiller .V... 15.00
22.50 C. Stromgreen .. 24.00
75 John Jones 12.00
14.60 F. Nicholas 20.00
14.60 B. Sullivan 18.00
2.00 A. Sherruble 12.00
2.00 F. Sherruble 21.00
16.00 N. Scribner 22.50
3.00 J, putz 12.00
4.00 p. putz 12.00
1.00 F. Buerer 22.00
A. Buerer 10.00
19 00 A. Hoag 10.00
7.50 Mr. Bergren 10.00
3.00 r. L. Parrlsh ... ; 13.00
2.00 Mr. Fulley 2.00
9.00 f. Fulley ". 2.00
10.00 b. Sheppard 2.00
11-00 J. Lelchtweise t 2.00
5.00 J. Lelchtweise 2.00
13.00 E. Kleinsmith 2.00
13.00 F. Sherruble 20.00
7.00 J. Putz 25.00
2.00 F. B. Madison 2.10
2.00 E. Cumins .. , 120.00
2.00 Nat Scribner. 18.00
4.00 Wm. Wettlaufer 27.00
12.00 District No. 21.
15.00 Hutl Bros 38.55
22.00 J. C. C. Hall 6.00
3.00 J. Lafferty 2.00
2.00 U. S. Dix 1.50
1.00 B. Noyer 60.00
14.00 Chas. Fisher -.. 80.00
5.00 C. Winslow 85.00
12.00 A. Anderson 86.00
8.00 J. Comer 80.00
12.00 P. E. Bonney 22.00
10.00 W. E. Baker 38.00
19.00 H. Cooper 41.00
34.00 H. Johnson 22.00
9.00 Paul Lamm 31.00
F. M. Robeson 50.00
F. Winslow 6160
A. Countryman 34.00
P. Johnston ... 4.00
E. Noyer 6.00
BTF. Bonney ... . ..... 18.00
E. Wallace 24.00
R. D. Ball 24.00
X Hammond 20.00
P. Lafferty 2l00
Leo earner ... 8.00
David Robeson 2.00
O. Lafferty 4.00
C. Lafferty 10.25
District No. 22.
J. Freyerer 6.00
C. Freyerer 6.00
U Dickey ...... 10.00
Albert Engle 25.00
R D. Ball 15.00
Cal. Green . ; 8.00
H. Bhrndt 2.00
O. T. Kay 4.00
Wm. Schoffleld 5.00
Wm. Staudlnger j 4.50
D. Ramsby , 4.00
E. Noyer 4.00
C. Glenn 11.00
H. Wilson . . . 2.00
Clay Engle ' 32.00
P. S. Noyer 24.00
Bud Lay 22.00
R. Dickey 16.00
G. Freyerer 26.50
F. Schafer 39.00
Geo. Boyer 14.00
Geo. Meyers 4.00
John Denison 4.00
F. Cooper 9.00
H. S. Ramsby 6.60
District No. 23.
R. W. Zimmerman 104.25
District No. 25.
F. Bretzel ; 3.75
H. Gurtler 3.75
G. Zlnner 3.75
C. Nofziger ... 1.50
J. B. Hepler 12.00
J. W. Smith 44.00
J. Brusch 27.00
C. Smith .;
Ira Morris
G. Kalp
All McCoy
B. Bowers
J. Ganskl'
S. E. Pottratz
C, D. Kersling ... .
C. Gllbrich . .s
L. Marschek
W.Baty ,
G. Herbst
H. Fetrow
Ed Gibson
F. Wehner
H. Wehner
District No. 26.
Robblns Bros
Atlas Timber & Lumb Co.
Wm. Fairneld
D. WllVlm
J. V. Baker
M. Adams
W. J. E. Vlck
A. B. Zweiful , ..
G. Frledrlch
W. C. Markham
L. P. Scamel
D. Engle
M. S. Hungate
G. W. Meyers
0. Cutting -,.
J. C. Vaughan ..
1. M. Toliver
G. A. Marts
A. Wells,
H. S. Ramsby
H. S. Wilson
D. Ramsby
B. Steininger
J. Steininger
C. Ramsby
C. Hungate
B. Perry
W. W. Everhart
L. Bergstrum
H. S. Wilson
D. Ramsby
Allen Wells
H. N. Everhart
27.00
15.75
15.75
12.25
21.60
27.00
9.00
30.00
25.50
1.60
19.50
10.50
13.75
12.00
10.50
3.00
2.20
5.55
1.25
11.25
.75
4.00
3.00
4.00
6.00
" 9.00
11.25
22.50
30.00
43.10
18.75
9.35
11.25
14.25
20.00
36.65
14.00
23.00
12.00
6.00
4.00
16.00
39.00
18.75
2.00
6.00
6.00
6.00
61.25
J. Steininger
B. Steininger ...
C. Hungate
Max Huss
S. Wright
P. Wright
F. Bruner '
E. Callahan ...
C. Callahan
I. M. Tolliver
O. Cutting .
G. W. Meyers
J. C. Vaughan
M. S. Hungate ... ... ...
D. Engle ... .'
H. Larsen
A. Zenger
District No. 27.
J. E. Marquam
G. Roberts .. ...
G. W. Bentley
T. Harmon
Guy Larklns ... . ..... .
Bert Hubbard ...... .
J. C. Marquam
D. R. Hubbard
C. MlcRoberts
J. Labour
District No. 31.
Oregon City Lumber Co . .
District No. 32.
F. W. Schrader ,
The Bowman Lumber Co..,
F. A. Schrader
FR. Klzer .-
R. Lee
H. Wllhelm ..
C. Wilhelm
N. D. Bevert
W. C. Heater
District No. 33.
Dubois Lumber Co
W. M. Warnock .,
G. Wilcox
R. Wilcox
G. Wilcox ,
H. Horner ,
O. H. Schock .'
John Bomon
J. Brecht ,
12.00
8.00
10.00
9.00
4.00
2.00
4.00
4.00
2.00
18.75
3.75
15.00
11.25
15.95
15.00
7.60
.75
12.00
12.00
6.00
6.00
6.00
6.00
3.00
4.00
3.00
15.00
' 13.70
30.00
14.66
3.50
10.50
6.00
.70'
2.69
6.00
10.00
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48.19
9.62
2.62
18.37
17.06
15.75
20.12
15.75
18.00
H. Hunt ; v .... . 28.00
R. A. Wilcox ... . . ...... 39.00
T. F. Roley ... 7.00
C. Dennll ... 17.00
Cary Hardware Co. ... 25.00
Henry Cromer 58.75
District No. 35.
A. D. Edwards ... . . .' 3.60
A. D. Edwards' 60.50
J. Spiers ... ... ..' 3.00
E. E. Vanfleet 4.00
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Baby Thrive
li .wi, something must be
wrong with its food. If the
mother's milk doesn't nourish
it, she needs Scott's Emulsion.
It supplies the elements of fat
required for the baby. If baby
is not nourished by its artificial
food, then it requires
SCOTT'S
EMULSION
Half a teaspoonful three or
four times a day in its bottle
will have the desired effect. It
seems to have a magical effect
upon babies and children. A
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truth of our statements.
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FIRST and
MOIUUSON
OUTLET
CLOTHING
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PORTLAND, - -STOCKHOLDERS
CAN NOT
OREGON
RAISE THE
FIRST and
MORRISON
MONEY
Humanity- eve ueady to accept the Ttith. We have never misled the Public. We nevet exaggerate in out advertising. That is why
we have been crowded all the past week and up to press time at out
We are going to give yoti even greater values for SATURDAY, and as we have made ample room and arrangements to handle the
crowds, we would consider it a favor if yoti shop as early as possible. Come SATURDAY open until 10:30 p. m. sale opens
at 8 a. m. Every article reduced away below cost of manufacture. Men and Boys' Suits, Overcoats and Cravenettes, Hats,
Shoes, Pants, Trunks, Suitcases and Gents' Furnishing Goods, amounting to over $ 1 00,000 worth of High-Grade Merchandise.
READ VERY CAREFULLY EACH AND EVERY ARTICLE LISTED BELOW. IT MEANS DOLLARS TO YOU
50c Genuine
President
Suspenders
25c
$1.60 Umbrellas
Self Openers
85c
10c Linen
Handkerchiefs
2c
25c Heavy
All-Wool Sox
9c
50c Heavy
All-Wool Sox
19c
$2.00 Blue
Flannel Shirts
95c
50c Fancy
Four-in-hand Ties
17c
3.00 All-Wool
Blankets
$1.45
All Our
Underwear
Has Been
Reduced
All-Wool Black Cheviot Suits; worth $12.00,
now $ 5.65
All-Wool Fancy Mixture, strong, well made, good
trimmings; worth $13.50, now... $ 6.75
All-Wool, high-grade, new shade brown, made by
Strause Bros., and worth no less than $25.00,
now $12.85
All-Wool Fine Business Suit; worth always $20.00,
now on sale at $ 9.75
The very newest and best possible make, browns,
olives and grays; worth $30, now.. $16.50
Well made Fancy Mixed Suit, all-around wear;
worth $13.00, now $ 8.50
We have just received
over 200 dozen Silk
and Wool Mixed Un
derwear; worth $3.00 a
garment; we show four
different colors in this
sale
$1.65
GARMENT
CUT THIS COUPON OUT
It will make a saving for you if desiring
goods of the Outlet Clothing Company
I COUPON
This Coupon entitles the purchaser of
t $5.00 worth, or more goods on Saturday
or Monday, October 24th or 26th, of the ft
I OUTLET CLOTHING COMPANY, to a
round trip street car ticket, good between
Oregon City and Portland, FREE. ft
Good only Saturday and Monday, Oct. 24 and 26
Genuine Priestly Cravenettes, warranted, all colors;
worth $15.00, now $ 9.75
The swellest-made up-to-date Fancy Overcoat.Strause
make; worth $40.00, now $ 1 8.75
Fine Black English Melton, richly finished, all
sizes; worth $20.00, now $ 1 2. 50.
All our Light and Dark Colored Top Coats; worth
at least $18.00, now $ 8.75
All our $25.00 High-Grade Cravenette Coats, all
silk lined, now $13.75
All-around knock-about Coats, in gray and Black,
three-quarter lengths; worth up to $15.00,
now $ 7.25
Men's Pants
$1.50 Work Pants,
now 83c
$2.00 Work Pants,
now $1.35
$2.50 Work Pants,
now $1.85
$3.00 Dress Pants,
now $2. 10
$3.50 Dress Pants,
now $2.25
$4.00 Dress Pants,
now $2.45
$5.00 Dress Pants,
now $2.95
$G.OO Dress Pants,
now $3.45
$7.00 Dress Pants,
now $3.95
Boys'
Boys' All-Wool $2.00
Suits 95c
Boys' All-Wool $3.00
Suits $1.65
Boys' All-Wool $3.55
Suits $1.95
Boys' All-Wool $4.00
Suits. $2.35
Boys' All-Wool $4.00
Suits $2.65
Boys' All-Wool $5.00
Suits :. $2.r5
Boys' All-Wool $5.50
Suits . $3.35
Suits
Boys' All-Wool $6.00
Suits $3.45
Boys' All-Wool $6.50
Suits $3.65
Boys' All-Wool $7.00
Suits $3.85
Boys' All-Wool $7.50
Suits $3.95
Boys' All-Wool $8.00
s Suits $4.15
Boys' All-Wool $9.00
Suits $4.35
Boys' All-Wool $10.00
Suits $4.95
Hats
John B. Stetson Hats,
$5.00 values,
now $3.15
Hawe's $3.00 Hats, all
colors $2.00
Wilbur-$3.00 Hats, all
styles and colors,
now $1.85
Regular $2.50 Hats, all
colors, now $1.65
Regular $2.00 Hats,
browns, blacks and
grays, all sizes,
now $1.35
75c Boys'
Knee Pants
19c
15c Black and
Brown Sox
5c
Derby Ribbed
Underwear
All Colors
33c
50c Fancy
Suspenders
17c
Men's Shoes
$5.00 Dress Shoes,
now $3.15
$4.50 Dress Shoes,
now $2.85
$4.00 Dress Shoes,
now $2.65
$3.50 Dress Shoes,
now $1.85
$3.00 Dress Shoes,
now $1.65
$5.00 High Cut Shoes,
now $3.15
$4.00 Work Shoes,
- now $2.95
$3.50 Work Shoes,
now $1.95
$3.00 Work Shoes,
now 1..... $1.65
$1.00 Golf
Shirts
25c
25c Boston
Garters
15c
50c Fancy
Arm Bands
19c
$2.00
Quilts
$1.15
All
Overshirts
at Reduced
Prices
READ VERY CAREFULLY EACH AND EVERY ARTICLE LISTED ABOVE. IT MEANS DOLLARS TO YOU
cime e an y OUTLET CLOTHING COMPANY, Inc.
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