OREGON CITY COURIER .THURSDAY, MAY 21, 1914.,
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'! EVERY PURCHASER IS ENTITLED TO A TICKET. TO THE GRAND CONCERT AND BALL, JUNE THE SIXTH.
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AT OREGON CITY, OREGON
Frank
Big
NOW GOING ON
Outclassing and underselling any sale or bargian event ever held in this town. The entire stock was placed on sale, extra
arrangements were made, and a bargain event combined into a grand sensation, a bewildering sight, baffling and dazzling scene
of astounding bargains from one end of the store to the other.
People have come with a frown, and gone away with a smile. Every article is marked in plain figures absolutely without
reserve. You have your pick, the goods are going in a hurry. Come before it is too late.
PROFESSIONAL TANGO DANCERS WILL GIVE AN EXHIBITION DURING
GRAND BALL IN THE EVENING
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Prepare tor the Big Concert ana Ban the concert in the afternoon.
Busch Special $3.00 Value Yum Wizard Oil and Busch Floor' Var- 9x1 2 Beautiful Ta- 75c Clothes Bas-
1 Paints Yum Bed Springs, Mop, $2.50 value, nish at pestry Rugs kets at
$1.45c" $1 .75 $1.50 $2.10'- $8.75 46c
People came from 30 miles. It looked like a circus. They crammed and jammed the store
from front to back. They came, they saw and they bought as they never did before. Everybody
satisfied. Everybody coming again. The word went from mouth to mouth. The sale will not
last much longer. Now is the time to fulfill your wants at less than half the price you pay elsewhere.
$18.00 Value Vel
vet Rug
$14.00
$1.00 Fly Safes '
at
75c
Prepare for Fruit
Season and buy a
1 7 qt. Granite Iron
Dish Pan at
38c
1 4-Qt. Cream Can
at
35c
5 -Gallon Railroad
Milk Can at
$1.95
$25 Solid Quarter
Sawed Oak Chif
fonier at
$12.25
$75.00 Steel Ranges for $58.90; Others as Cheap as
$9.70
Something is happening every day. Good news and big bargains going in a hurry. Rushing scenes. The rattling of cash.
Big packages going to the front. Men, women and children loaded down with good merchandise at a mere triHe ot what you
pay in other sales, It is enough to make you want to come. It pays you to close up the house, postpone engagements, borrow
money, dress yourself and come prepared to buy.
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Have you ever heard of such a sale? Did you ever see such a sale? "Give me this," "I will take that," "What does it cost?" "Oh, how cheap!"
"Come here mama," "Hello, John," "Give me No. 36," "I want This or That." This is what you could hear on all sides. A beautiful scene; reads
like a book, sounds even better. Are you coming? The sale will soon be over.
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THE SALE NOW
GOING ON
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