Oregon City enterprise., February 18, 1910, Image 3

olo Agents "Sohioso Bros." antl "Society Brand" Clothes for Lion
Bolt Oryon City Auente for the
popular paper patterns "New
Idea," prlc Ttn Cente Nona
Higher. New Fashion Bheele
FREE. Quarterly Faahlon Mag
mint, Including pattern FREE,
all for Fifteen Cente htrt. Lat
ent "Now Idta" Faahlon Month
lybeet ytt 10 etnlt.
Marvclout raductlont on all Wo
man' Sklrta for thelaet waek
of thlt great aalt. Everyona
goat at one-third Leee, Includ
ing tha popular Vollea.
$12.00 Skirls. ...... $7.98
jHM Skirts ., ...7...,. 8.39
$7.00 ones 5.70
$0 00 ones 3.98
$1.00 jnin-ii 3.89
$00 Hklrt 3.33
Jo LIU V ii Ji Ji store
Suspension Bridge Corner 7th and Main
est OpportyofilY
U u U
Silc
olds Soodi m Lost Call !
Only a few doyi for you to thare in this sensational, coloual saving event. Think of it, only a few dayi left to share in the most daring, gigantic price-slashing event
ever recorded in the annnli of Oregon City merchandising! The carpenters are coming to tear up the storey-repairi . and allrrations must be made. Room, more room,
is needed, hence everything hat leen slushed lower and lower loss cuts no figure, so long as the merchandise is moved for space must be had. Gome now positive
ly your Inst chance to share in the greatest sale of men's, women's and children's wear, furnishings, etc., also dry goods, shoes, notions, etc., at prices in many cases at
LESS THAN HALF REGULAR SELLING PRICES. Buy at the last days of this great sale thousands of dollars worth of merchandise is sacrificed on the
alter of bargnnring, to go regardless of worth. Especial attention isca!ledto he great bargains in Women's Suits, etc., READ PARTICULARS BELOW.
After the sale every item will return to regular prices, so TWILL MORE THAN REPAY YOU NOW AND MAKE WONDERFUL, AMAZING
SAVINGS. Buy now-buy now jxwitively last call your last chance.
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I Ryu: f,
m ... 'd$?M.
W. ' V. I - t l 3
m
Amazing Reductions
y
On All Women's Suits, etc.
ac
.v;-at
! WK '
Note These Mighty Offerings
Dozen, and dozcim of Women's und Mlses' Suits have been sold the
punt wk, um wi'll as iiiiuiy Dresses. Coats, Skirts, etc. Need more
l.rcMif limn this ho shown of the greatness of the tremendous values
offered? A greut lot of atyllsh two-piece Suits, strictly all wool, best
Kiulitr styles, some pluln Uillurcd, others nicely trimmed. Many
different stylet like Illustration, In every desirable color and shade,,
every fabric Imaginable, best siitln lined. The result of a sensational
price opportunity by an overstocked manufacturer, whlcb enables us
to offer them AT I.KSS THAN ACTUAL COST TO RETAILERS.
Need more be said? The Kenulnenesa of this assertion raa be readily
proved by an Inspecilon of the Karments, for the price are LKSS
THAN ONKHALK THOSE) USUALLY ASKKD BY RETAILERS.
See them now only three more days to take advantage. Buy now
save now lust call.
Values In these unrments worth
S15.U0 and more
usually, now go
at
$7.48
These lovely two-piece
wortn i:n.oo, tor
the next three
days
Suits
$9.98
at J
Choice of any Suit
lot wot th J;i0.00
and more, last
cnll
In the
$14.98
Silk, Serge. Chiffon, Ilroadclolh. Etc., as well as many other fabrics
represented In a great lot of one-piece dresses, some pluln tailored,
others trimmed Htyllshly with braids, at prices away less than regular
wholesale cost. Note these low prices. Last chance only three more
days.
Values In these stylish Dress
es worth $15.00 to
1 H.00, now k
at
Values In these Dresses worth to
$2(1.00 and tTi.SO.
last call, only 3
days mure, at. .
$8.70
es worth to
$11.50
Stylish Military Capes,
left, values worth
up to $15.00, your
choice
few
Silk Petticoats, regular
value, blacks and
colors, last call
at
$4.97
ular $7.00
$3.85
Boy's Suits
Reduced
Every child's Suit in the
whole store is sacrificed
for the last week of the
great sale. Only three
more days sale ends on
Monday night. Every suit
In the store goes at mar
velous reductions at less
than I -I off. Last call
save now while opportun
ity lasts.
$7.50 Suits
$0.50 Suits
$5.00 Suits
$3.50 Suits
$100 Suits '
$2.50 Suits
$5.71
$4.98
$3.69
$2.65
$2.26
$1.88
Boys' Pants 573
Boys' I'u ma in the house
knee pants and Knick
erbockers goes at 1-4 off.
75c Pants go , r-
for OC
50c Pants go
for
37c
Start
lino
Price Cuts
On M Men's WearSuits, etc.
'fir
Wm
Men's Hats
Sloshed
nt, nun i
95c
All men's Hats that sold
regularly at $1.50, sacri
ficed for the
next three
days at only.
All Men's $2.00 Hats go
during remaining days
of aula at
remarUablo
price of ...
All men's $2.r.() Huts go at this remark
able sale at the aslotilMblngly low
price of
All
(
All
Jil.dll Hats, Including I lie popular
ifiiilon Hals, sold the world over at
$:i.00, during balance of sale for
$5.00 Hills. Including John II. Stetson
$5.00 Hals, nil go during remaining
days of sale at
$1.35
$1.90
$2.45
$3.85
-,1 Three thousand pairs of Shoes for
Wlirinc men, women and children are. still
UHUICj ,,fi. Thin hIocIi must be cut In half,
lien- i li'eso sensational reductions. Every pair
of hi.."". In tho cnllro store, Including ninny pop
ular brands, are sncrlllced on tho bargain altar
at PIUCIOS IN MANY CASES NEARLY HALK
LESS THAN USUALLY. Only a few days left to
take advantage see them,
Sec These Great Bargains
"Schloaa Broa." "Society Brand" Clothes. No where on earth can bet
ter clothes for men than these ho found, yet the entire Levitt stock,
including these popular brands, go during the few days left of the
great sale at PRICES LESS THAN COST In many cases, so eager are
we to dispose of sulllclent number to give us room for tho new Spring
arrivals, which will be hero soon. Enough said you've Just a few
days left to take advantage of these reductions last chance, for sale
ends soon. Tho above named brands go at proportionate reductions
not the low prices below:
All men's Suits and
worth $10.00 and
$12.50 regularly go
nt 'Hits sale for. . .
Overcoats
All men's Suits and
worlh $15.00 and
$111.50 regularly,
during tills sale. .
$6.95
Overcoats
$11.35
All men's Suits and
worth $1$ and $20
regularly, during
next 3 days for. ,
Ah men's Suits and
, worth $22.50 reg
ularly, during re
maining 3 days..
Other Big Reductions
Klelsher's Yuma, regular 35c sellers tho world over 5;c
Fruit of tho Mm or Lonsdalo Muslin, 12c value, yd. . . .'.l()c
Calicoes, all colors, best grade, sulo price, yard at "tc
ALL FURS GO DURING THIS GREAT SALE AT JUST HALF
REGULAR PRICES.
Thousands of other great reductions on everything for man,
woman and child. See gjcut window displays.
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fCi z J K iTTr 'Ik- t
! i v 1 ' v-h : wS
Overcoats x til Ji t 1 A l
$12.35 i-Tmr
o, r v i'M, j f
$ 6.85 - " 1 VkA
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" 'Currlf hted IQ0J B, ' h M J"
riMUothe Maker sjg JL .
JAMES W. 8MITH, of Mackiburg, the new
president of the Clackamaa County Fair
Association. Mr. Smith is a well known
farmer, a man of affaira and waa vice
prendent of the Aitociation last year.
REPUBLICANS IN HARMONY
(Continued from page 1.)
The report of the c mmlttee, mak
ing' the following apportionment, was
adopted:
Butler's No. Dele-
Vote, gates.
Baker ICS I 34
Benton 1184 24
Clackamas 2774 55
Clatsop 1474 29
Columbia 1241 25
Coos 1857 37
Crook 920 18
Currv 267 6
Douglas 2099 42
Gilliam 500 10
Grant 749 15
Harney 452 9
Hood River 770 15
Jackson 2036 41
Josephine 90 19
Klamath 634 13..
Lake 457 9
Lane 3313 6fi
Lincoln 589 12
Linn 2197 44
Malheur 804 16
Marlon 3785 , 76
Morrow 690 14
Multnomah 17,695 354
Polk H59 29
Sherman 438 9
Tillamook 620 12
Umatilla 2336 47
I'nlon 1507 30
Wallowa 907 18
Wasco 1325 27
Washington 2324 46
Wheeler 421 8
Yamhill 1979 40
Total
delegates 1248
resolutions
were
The following
adopted:
Whereas, American citizens enjoy
the right to associate together In po
litical parties, such parties being
requisite and necessary for the prop- j
er conduct of puDiic arrairs ana Deing
generally recognized as the legitimate
institution of free government; and
Whereas, The direct primary law,
now on the statute books of the State
of Oregon, recognizing political par
ties; states that they should be fairly,
freely and honestly conducted, with
out outside Interference, and provides
a method whereby nominations shall
be made, but does not abridge or de
ny the right of any body of citizens
to meet and recommend candidates,
the right to assemble for peaceful
purposes being guaranteed by the
States ot
chosen ly county assembly called for
that purpose and for the purpose of
transacting such county business per
taining to the affairs of the party as
may In the opinion of said county as
sembly be meet and proper; that such
county assembly be chosen by mass
meetings and held in the respective
county precincts the place of aald
meeting to be designated by the
county committee and the members
of the county committee and the
members of the county assembly here
in recommended to be chosen by a
majority vote of all the votes cast
at said mass meeting. We further
recommend that the time of holding
said mass meetings In said precincts
be on Saturday, July 9, 1910, and the
members so chosen meet at some con
venient place in their respective
counties designated by the county
central committee, on Saturday, July
16, 1910, for the purpose of selecting
members of the State Republican As
sembly, and Inasmuch as Multnomah
County Is densely populated and a
mass meeting system rendered there
by Impracticable we recommend that
the manner of choosing members of
the State Republican Assembly from
that county be respectfully referred
to the county central committee of
said county, with suggestions that
they choose such members in a man
ner as may be deemed by them best
calculated to produce the best re
sults, believing that their party loy
alty, fealty and Integrity can be re
lied upon to secure able and honest
men to represent Its Interests, be it
further
Resolved, That no proxies will b
honored In said assembly, but In the
event of the inability of the duly elect
ed members to attend from any cause
that their vote be cast by the mem
bership of that county according to
the majority oplnuion of those present
and acting, be It further '
Resolved, That Congressional and
other -district assemblies be held dur
ing a recess of said Republican As
sembly for the purpose of recommend
ing . candidates for nominations for
Congressional and other district of
fices which recommendations shall be
reported back to the said assembly,
the delegates to the State Assembly
from the several districts serving as
delegates to the district assemblies,
and be It further
Resolved, That should any county
central committee of any county of
this state be of the opinion that the
procedure heretofore recommended
would not be suitable to the condition
existing in such county that delegates
..;.,.!.. n n 4hA TTnltat
America and the State of Oregon; and electfd h,e Republicans of such
ed by the central committee of such
Whereas, Notwithstanding the di
rect primary law, there has arisen a
Inns train of utilises, such as a multi
plicity of self-nominated candidates i
acting under a multiplicity of self
promulgated platforms, and lavish ex
penditure of campaign funds, thus
precluding the possibility of men of
moderate" means contesting success
fully for nominations against, those
who may be able to control nomina
tions by the use of an arm of hired
workers during campaigns and at the
polls, and a constant interference with
the affairs of the Republican party
by members of other parties who
have falsely registered as Republi
cans and have a large Influence in
dictating the nominations of the Re
publican party by such practices: and
Whereas. This abuse constitutes a
serious "menace to and an Impairment
: of the direct primary nominating sys
tem on the State of Oregon; anu
Whereas. There is a widespread
feeling or belief amounting practically
to a demand, among Republicans in
all parts of the state that there should
be held a general meeting of represen
tative Republicans duly chosen by a
majority of their constituents for
nomination at the primary election
to be held on September 24, 1910: It
being contended that the Republican
party In the State of Oregon can be
brought out of Its present unsettled
and disorganized condition only by
a gathering of this character a meet
ing of loyal Republicans where Re
publican speeches may be made. Re
publican policies discussed, a Repub
lican platform adopted and a list of
candidates known to -be In accord
with the Republican party and Its
teachings recommended to the voters
of the party for nomination at the pri
mary election, and to aid and assist
In the proper and legitimate use of
the direct nominations system; and
Whereas, Such a meeting would not
offend either the letter or the spirit
of the direct primary law, but would
strengthen the workings of that law
by recommending clean, capable Re
publicans to the voters of the party;
therefore be it
Resolved, By the Republican State
Central Committee of the State of
Oregon, that the chairman of this
committee be directed to issue a call
for a Republican assembly to be held
In the City of Portland, Oregon, on
Thursday, July 21. 1910, at 1(1 o'clock
A. M., itnd that representation in said
assembly be as follows:
One member of said assembly fur
each 50 votes or major fraction there
of cast for Hon. R. R. Butler,. Presl
dentlal Elector at the last general
Presidential election.
Be it further resolved, That we re
commend to the counties of the state
excepting Multnomah, that the mem
bers of said State Assembly to be
county be entitled to seats In the ,
State Asesembly, according to the
number of delegates heretofore ap
portioned to such county. Be It fur
ther Resolved, That It Is hereby recom
mended to the Republican voters of
the respective counties that the as
sembly held in accordance with these
resolutions be large and well calcu
lated to be fully representative of
the votes of the constituency and that
the representation be not less than one
delegate for every ten votes cast for
the Republican nominee for Presi
dent of the United States, It being the
desire of this committee that the full
est, fairest and most complete ex
pression of the parties will be ob
tained in every Instance, without In
terference from hostile sources, pre
conceived Judgments on personal am
bitions of any man.
PARKPLACE FAVORS
PLAN OF ASSEMBLY
NEW
ON
REPUBLICAN CLUB GOES
RECORD WITH ONLY ONE
MAN DISSENTING.
Endorsement of the county and
state assembly plan was made Friday
night at a meeting of tho Parkplace
Republican Club. Ten members vot
ed In favor of an assembly, with one
against, but there were about 25 peo
ple present who did not vote either
way.
The meeting was called for the pur
pone of effecting permanent organiza
tion of n Republican Club at Park
place and the following omc3rs were
elected: XV. XV. Smith, president;
Mr. Ladd, vice-presiileut; E. I Pope,
societary; O. L. Clyde, .treasurer. O.
L. Clyde and E. L. Pope were named
as a committee on by-laws and all
ot her meeting will be held Friday ev
ening, Fouruary 25.
Captain J. T. Apperson, O. L. Clydo.
and Mr. Ladd talked on the Issues
that are before the people. Captain
Apperson referred particularly to the
Assembly plan which had his hearty
endorsement. It is likely that the
movement to divide Clackamas Coun
ty will receive attention in due lime.
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