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OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 17, 1900
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A Gathering of Good
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a GARNERING OF BARGAINS
It is Harvest timewith its abundance-its fullness-its completeness. Surely never such a bountiful harvest as this in half-priced
onermgs. Uur annual Harvest Sale when you who are wise can reap the benefit of our months of preparation-when you find ood
displays, rare offerings, choicest goods, and most remarkable price concessions.
We are very generous in our Harvest Time values, Ia ish in our reductions, because we like to make this a great feast of plenty for
our patrons. I rungs to enthuse over the most practical minded shopper must recognize and appreciate these timely offerings, she
can t help it, Lome and partake of the spread Come and exult over these Harvest Specials, come and see for yourself.
SALE BEGAN AUGUST i 5, AND LASTS TEN DAYS
HARVEST IN
Men's Shirts
Special values in Men's Dress Shirts, soft bosom.
Special . 50c
HARVEST IN
Men's Trousers
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
Embroideries
Swiss and Nainsook Edgings and Insertions, regular 15c,
20c, 23c and 30c values. Special, yard 12c
HARVEST IN
Table Damask
Extra heavy, plain and mercerized, assorted patterns, reg
ular 60c to 73c values. Special, yard 49c
HARVEST IN
White Goods
These are staplesstandard things seldom offered at cut
prices 'but they are here ami make a very tempting
display. Our entire stock of White Cotton Dress
Goods. 10c to 35c values, yard 9c
HARVEST IN
Dress Goods
HARVEST IN
Toilet Soap
Kirk's or Armour's best quality, regular 5c, 10c and 15c
values. Special ,v At
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 pat
terns. Special price ." 39c
HARVEST IN
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Boys' Wash Suits
Our entire stock of Boys' Wash Suits and separate pants
will be closed out at 25 per cent discount.
HARVEST IN i
Handkerchiefs
We have Just received 50 dozen handkerchiefs, plain and
fancy edges. Special values at, each.: 5c
HARVEST IN
Silk Ribbons
Our regular 20c, 22c and 25c values in plain colors and
fancy designs. Special price, yard 17c
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 thread, 36 in. wide,
worth 10c, only, per yard 5c
"Fruit of the Loom" 36 Inch Bleached Muslin 8c
"Anchor Brand" 36 inch, half Bleached Muslin 8c
"Thorndyke Brand" Sateen Ticking 18c
Boys' and Men's Caps
Men's and Boys' Caps, all colors, all sizes, 25c and 33c
values. Special .....12c
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,
$1.00 values. Special $2.10
Boys' 2 piece suits, age 10 to H, regular $1.00 to $3.00
values. Special $2.85
HARVEST IN
Men's Suits
Men's Summer and Winter woight Siits, Single and
Double Breasted Coats, $11 to $11 values.
Special price ...$8.50
These represent very special effort to get together only
such fine fabrics and choice stvles as well as make,
a rich harvest 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 price. 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 11.00 shoes
During this sale for $2.90
For women, a special lot of $2.50, $2.75 and $3.00 shiMjs,
great value. During this sale $1.73
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 slaughter of odds
and ends and small wares. Needn't ask what tho
harvest shall be, come and help yourself.
Spool cotton, best grade, all numbers and colors 4c
Knitting Cotton, all numbers 3c
Pearl Buttons, one dozen on card 3c
Hooks and Eyes, 24 on card, best make 1c
Embroidery Silk, best brands 2C
Bono Hair Pins, per dozen 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 ar
SOF1ETI
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Rewards for Stamp Collections
There's a fascination in stamp collecting of any kind, and there's a rich reward for collections of ADAMS BROS.
PREMIUM TRADING STAMPS.
On all cash purchases made at this store, we give free to everybody, at all times, these trading stamps, one with
each 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 for merchandise, and think how quick you spend this sum 'on
wearing necessities. ,
And the prices of our merchandise are not "fattened out" to make up for the stamp discount tfrty are the very
lowest you can f jod.
Two, three or four books of stamps entitles the holder to premiums of commensurate values. It's just like finding
money, that's all.
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Mclkilisld were bound oer to tlm Clr
'cult court, the nrst iwu un.lr loo
bonds each, and McDonald l.'.o .Smith
i and Mclfcimtld are out on Imll mid
J Foley Is expected (, furnish -runty
! Ill a day or so.
; The preliminary examination was
held In the County court rooiu In order
j that the large number of witnesses and
J spectators might be arconitilodAted.
Deputy District Attorney C. Schucbel,
; assisted by F. T. Griffith, attorney fur
jthe Oregon Water Power & Hallway
company conducted the prosecution,
the defendants conducting their own
'case. Witnesses were Introduced by
(the street railway compnny positively
j fixing the blunie for the serious dis
turbance on the three men who were
held to the Circuit court.
A a defense, each of the nrcused
lads gave his version of the affair,
each claiming to be exempt from any
blame for the fracas.
The charge on which the trio Is held,
that of "grossly Injuring the property
of another, grossly disturbing the pub
lic pence." Is punishable by a minimum
fine of I'D and a jnll sentence (lf one
month. Tho maximum penalty Is a
fine of iJtti) and six months In the
county Jail.
STEPMOTHER'S LITE
MADE A BURDEN
Maia Street, Bet. Sixth and Seventh
OREGON CITY, OREGON
Clarlnda E. Gibson, over )') years
of age, has filed suit for maintenance
BKalnst her husband. James Jr., Gib
son, to whom she was married In
Portland, May 2, i:toj. she says he
owns a farm near Eagle Crvek, and
a part of the marriage contract was
that his son Dick should bo ousted
from said home. This was at first
done, she says, but Dick has returned
and with another son, II. F., have
made her life a burden. Her hubhy
has also seemingly tired of her ri tut
she alleged cruel and Inhuman treat
ment by him. She was compelled to
leave home a few weeks ago. and she
says her husband hns made a pre
tended deed of his farm to his sou
II. F. Gibson. She asks for $100 at
torneys fees and $15 a week maintenance.
MAPLE LANE PERSONALS.
A camping party from Maple Une.
consisting of Lawrence Alautz, John
Darling, Clarencu and Fleasnnt Allen
and their mother, Mrs. A. II. Allen.
Mrs. Derrick, and children; Miss Hu.ilo
Cockle and Miss Mclzr-na Brown are
at Mt. Hood huckleberry grounds this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Mailt Und Mr. mid
Mrs. John Crawford returned, Sunday,
from Mt. Hood huckleberry grounds.
Notice to Bridge Builders.
Notice Is hereby given that sealed
bids will be" rocelved ut tho office of
tho county clerk of Clucknmas county,
Oregon, for the construction of a
brldgo across Tryan Creek, near Os-
iwcgo, according to plans and spoclll
catlons now on fllo In tho office of
Bald clerk, said bids to bo Indorsed
"Bids for construction of Tryan Croek
Brldgo," and must bo filed with the
said clerk on or before noon, Wednes
day, September 5, 1900.
. Tho County Court reserves tho right
to reject any or all bids.
F. W, GRKISNMAN,
36. t3 ; County Clork.