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OREGON CITV ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER, 14, 1908.
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A Mastadotisc, Macjnificient, Stock of Merchandise Mar
sluilal for Distribution 'Moncj Oregon City's Buyers
of Clothing and Things for the Man's Xmas.
COC AOA Worth of Men's Wearables at Slaughter Sale by
pz.j,uuv Unkm pire Sevage & Adjustment Co.
OVERCOATS & CRAVENETTES
."H f,f nn fine garments as can be found in all thU big Htnte
will mM l v thr Union l'in- Salvage Co, at th! cont of
Hie making and 1 riinmin;rt.
J?.' H." for Ii..H.n-t. in'K 7 and $H ones
$7.H7t fr Uoh- nMciiH' $10 and J?li"on.-
i?7.(." fur I!im.TiHi.Mii' JjUfi and Jjt I S oi
i?5. ir for KoM'iihtrin'K $'. 00 on.
J? I I .7." for Ko-nj'in'K S'iM.OO one
9i:i.r0 for lJot.-n.t-inV SjW.VOO im.
'llif above include the (iiwht and lient Kerseys, beavers,
vieunii. mlk inn ami t -n u i mt Priestly Cnm-nettes. The
grcnlt earn lire ever known i -hi of Chicago.
1,000 MEN'S SUITS
llnwiihtriu expert. -d to relit niii jm ti thin store, nn!
hud bought a line new ktork for that purpose. Mr. Rosen-iti-iii
has 1 u rn-' his entire liunine.-H over to tlie I'nion Fire.
Salva- Co , and Ins interests have ended forever. This
stork unlet Im- soM at onre and all nlT.iir pertaining to the
liiihini KS adjured at i There will he Fine Suit sol
here nt what they will bring, loss, eoht, or worth is not con-1
Slilen d.
;." for IJoM-nslein's, $7 and JjW Suit
$i.7 for I Jo nilein's $10 Suit
$0.00 for Uomitenrs $f nml $11 Suit
$7.M.' for lJiwiiftein'H $1.1 ami $H Suit
$0.00 for IIom n-tein's $i() Suit
$ll.7." for K.-s, nMrin's $',"i nnI $'il Suit
$'1 l.."0 for i:o,entein's $M." ami $'7 Suit
MEN'S PANTS
,'000 Pair from the ejod working nml corduroys to the
flllfr. t CUf-lolll linihei silk unveil L'ooils.
hS ri-nis for oihls worih to $J.."0.
$!.::." for nonstein's $'.'..r0 Pants.
$1 .$." for KoM iiMein's $: to $1 Pants.
$''. !." for i,,o nf.tei1r $1..".0 to $.".(M) Punt.
$I.Sr for lioM itnn's $.(( Pants.
$;.." for PoM iiftein's $7 and $H Pant.
ODD VESTS
'.'00 -Silk. Linen ami Wool Vests-worth from $1.00
to $."i.OO lake choice at i7t rents.
3 YOUNG MEN'S SUITS
.'tl to .'( Hust Measure.
Ilon'iistein had a weakness for buying. This stock con
tains some of the hest goods on earth and enough of them
for a wholesale house.
$I. ('." for Posenstem's $." and $ Suits.
$ 1 . !." for liosenstein's $S to $10 Suit.
$(.(;." for Kosenstein's $Pi and $!.'. .r0 Suits.
$S.H." for Kosriislriu' $!." and $1H Suits.
lOO Young Men's Overroats and CravenettcH at less than
lirst factory cost.
MEN'S SHOES
:t(H0 Pairs at the Cost of the Materials.
This hnniiess must he closed out at once. No time like
now. iMi't wait for there will he crowd to buy those bar-
$0.I." for odd pairs worth to $'-2.."0.
$1. for liosenstein's $Jt Shoes.
$!.." for Kosenstein's $:5..r0 Shoes.
$,i.:J." for Kosenstein's SjW.oO and $1.00 Shoe.
S'i.OO for Kosenstein's $.".00 Shoes.
$;.(.! lleiich made dress and viscolized water proof
worth $r.ooto $o.ro.
MKN'S X MAS SldPPFdiS AT LESS THAN HALF
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KNEE PANTS SUITS
100 f.f them at such a slnui;hler that you should supply
the hoys for years.
$0. ((' Sample sizes worth to $2..r0 Suit.
$0.00 for Kosenstein's up to $.'l Suits.
$1.00 for KosensleinV $1.00 Suits.
$1 .00 for Kosenstein's $ l.."0 Suits.
$M. l 1 for Kosenstein's $.".00 Suits.
$.'t.:t:t for Kosenstein's $( and $7 Suits.
ODD KNEE PANTS
Come quick Lots of Ihem, hut they will fly.
il!3J! for up to llZc rants.
lOe for up to .r0e Pants.
'i)c for up to 05c Pants.
:)c for up to $1 .00 Pants.
LADIE'S SHOES
This fine stock hnupht for Christ mas and oponinp up this
place with a new stock are going to he sold for next
to no price.
$.0. for bis lot of $2.00 Shoos.
$1 ..'5 for liosenstein's $2.50 Shoes.
$1 .85 for Kottonstein's $11.00 Shoes.
$2.45 for Kosenstoin'st $:t.50 nnd $1.00 SioeB.
$2.00 for Kosenstein's $5.00 Shoes.
$0,85 for fur trimmed $2.00 Slippers.
CHILDREN'S SHOES
$.25 odd lot worth to $1.00.
$0.05 regular sizes $1 .25 value.
$0.05 for nil $1 .50 and $2.00 Shoes.
$1 .:W for finest and best $2.50 SIkmu
S0,;J5 for a big lot of 75e nnd $1 Slippers.
HATS
Here in where we w ill do some tall slaughtering.
I. odds and ends worth to
M5c for iSrst sft and stiir $2.00 Hals.
$1 ..'5 for best $2.50 Hats all stylcx
$1 .5 for all kinds of $:J.(M) Hats.
$2.15 for .1. '. Stetson and other up to $5 Hats.
CAPS
1 lc for 500 regular II5c Cap.
20e for up to 75: Caps.
IKK: for up to $1 .(H) Cni.s.
Suit Casert, Kuhler Coats, Oil Skins, and all other good of
every description will be Sold at big reduction.
MEN'S FURNISHINGS
A tremendous bin- utix'k. The Is'st that can he found at
Fin- Sale Prices,
le fur Kiiseiistein' 10c Sot.
He for to 20- Sox.
12 l-2e for 25c Sox.
1 He for !55e Sox.
20,: for 50o wim.I Sox.
IJOe for 75e Hand Knit Sox.
SUSPENDERS-Fine Xmas Stock
10e for all up to 10,; Suspenders.
J50e for all up to 75c Suspenders.
-I0e for all up to $1 ,(M) Suspenders.
SWEATERS
lOOO fine new Sweaters will be sold at Fire Sale Prices.
25e for Kosenstein's to (J5c ones.
45e for Kosenstein' to $1.(M) ones.
(I5e for Kosi nstein's to $1 .50 ones.
85e for Kosenstein's to $2.K) ones.
$1 .JJ5 for KoHmsfein's to $JJ.(M) ones.
$1 .85 for Koscnstcitt to $1.(M) ones.
$2.05 Fine Worsted nnd Pure Wool worth $5 & $G
GLOVES
Knoiich to tit out an army.
Oe for Canvas Cloves.
10e for liurk I'urro .'J5e Gloves.
20c for all kinds of 50e Gloves.
ll'.ic for all kinds of 75e Gloves.
40o for all kinds of $1 .00 Gloves.
00c for all kinds of $ 1 .25 Gloves.
80c for nil kinds of $1 .50 Gloves.
UNDERWEAR
liring some of the men with you that work in the Oregon
City Woolen Mills, they will tell you that we are just
slaughtering things.
20c Rroken lot liib to 75c value.
IJOc big lot worth double.
40e wool fleece cut from $1.00.
OOe wool goods worth to $1 .50.
80c wool ouds worth to $2.00.
$1 .:) Kest quality worth well $2.50.
SHIRTS
ll'Ac for (I5e working Shirts.
41c for all kinds of 75e Shirts.
55c for 50 kinds of up to $1 .00 Shirts.
(KIo and 77c for up to $1 .50 Shirts.
OOe and $1 .IV.) for dress nnd wool and Cassimere
up to $2.50 Shirts.
UMBRELLAS
(Jet your Xmas Presents at the Forced Fire Sale aiyl get
them for next to no price.
15o for all Kosenstein's 75e ones.
85c for all IJosensteiivs up to $2.00 ones.
$1 .117 for nil Kosenstein's $15.00 ones.
$1 .85 for nil liosenstein's $ 1 .00 ones.
HANDKERCHIEFS
2 l-2e for 5e ones.
5e for up to 10c ones.
12 l-2e for up to 25c ones.
22eSilk, etc., to 50c ones.
4. '5c for Silk Handkerchiefs.
70: Silk Mufflers worth to $2.00.
NOTICE
All Store Fixtures for Sale.
Store.
This is the end of Kosenstein's
RUBBER BOOTS
How is this for killing things?
1!) for Host Knee $5.00 Boots.
$-1 .05 Hip up to $0.50 Boots.
Men's Kubber Shoes nt less than wholesale.
CANVAS COATS
SI. 20 for Cnnvas $2.50 Coats,
ij? 1.(50 Long $.5.00 Coats.
XMAS NECKTIES .
2e for 10c Bows.
10c for Silk 50c Ties.
0c for Silk up to $1 Ties.
STILSON & KELLOGG'S celebrated
$7.00 Boots for Loggers, all perfect
new goods and at $5.45
COHN, IMICKELSBURG & CO.'S fam
ous $5.00 Shoes for men; smart
stylish lasts, best leathers and per
fect examples of fine shoemaking.
In the sale at $3.45
BEDDING: WARM COMFORTERS
$2.00 Comforters 89c
Heavy warm household comforters
that will delight the heart of any
housewife, $1.60 and $2.00 values.
In the Sale, and all perfect at 89c
WOMEN'S $3.50 WALKING SKIRTS
$1.45.
Neat attractive Skirts, cut in the full
round lengths, trim, trig, styles full
AT THE STORE FORMERLY KNOWN AS
Roscnstein's Clothing House
TWO DOORS SOUTH OF POSTOFFICE, MAIN STREET, OREGON CITY,
THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS WORTH OF FLOOD-BOUND GOODS FROM
THE RAILROADS HAVE BEEN BROUGHT IN AND COMBINED
WITH THE ROSENSTEIN STOCK SLIGHTLY DAMAGED BY FIRE
IN NOVEMBER LAST, AND NOW IN ONE GIGANTIC OFFERING OF
$5 fT fkfk f Worth of Men's and Boys'
ZyUUU Clothing, Hats, Shoes and
Furnishings are put upon the Altar of Sacrifice.
Forced to the Slaughter at the mercy of your
cash for as low as 5 c on the dollar.
There's no Hocus Pocus about this genuine, gigantic massacre of a mighty
stock of good merchandise, most of it new, intended for Christmas trade, hut held
too lato for delivery to the consignees and turned over to the UNION FIRE
SALVAGE & ADJUSTMENT CO. by the railroads, as a last resort to be sold
by them nt any price the goods will bring. 'Tis a matchless opportunity to make
every dollar do double duty in the joyous work of Holiday buying of useful
gifts for the Men's and Boys' Christmas. And people are ilcxking from all direc
tions to share in the marvelous bargains. Competition is dazed! Never again,
in the lives of those who read these lines will clothing go at such ridiculous prices
for every dollar's worth in this mastodonic offering would cost an advance of
a third on the regular prices of these goods that we offer "for a song"' at present
ruling prices in the wholesale market. But this is a case of MUST! Every
dollar's worth of goods in the great sale must lie closed out at some price and the
store cleared ere the New Year! How different an atfair is tlus gigantic sale of
these immense stocks at 15c to 2.V on the dollar up to Oc on the dollar, from
the stereotyped, prearranged and really meaningless sides heralded through the
newspapers far and near.
Here is Sacrifice That Stops at No Loss
To accomplish its great purpose of selling; these monster combined
stocks. The prices tell the story You waste nearly half of every
dollar spent elsewhere during the progress of this sale, which ends
with the month. We'll give you nearly double for your dollar what
other stores offer. MAKE US PROVE IT! READ.
of chic and verve. In 8-gored mod
els, plaited effects, trimmings of
strappings and buttons, grays, blues
and blacks, heavy and medium
weight materials, best regular $3.50
values in town, in the sale at $1.45
MEN'S SUITS.
Handsome, stylish suits, with the hall
mark of fashion in their every line.
The very latest and newest cut, ex
pertly tailored and built from fine
domestic and imported materials.
Selling this way Suits worth to $8
selling at $3.65
$10.00' Suits for $4.85
$12 and $14 Suits for $6.90
Best $15 Suits in the city for.... $7.85
$20 Suits for $9.60
$25 Suits for ' $11.75
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