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TITE MORNING OREGONIAN, WEDNESDAY. MAY 1, 1912.
Three Mills Fotir Stores AH
United in a Mighty Sale for the
Promotion and Introduction
of Oregon Cloth and Clothing
Many thousands of all-wool suitings anil over ten thousand men's and boys'
suits will be manufactured by us this year. To stimulate interest in Oregon
cloth and clothing, and to extensively advertise their merits three "Woolen
Mills and four retail stores are combined in a mighty campaign to place an
Oregon all-wool suit on the back of every man and boy in the state at almost
factory cost.
A Gigantic Co-operative Sale
State Wide in Its Scope
As the mills have co-operated with us by allowing a substantial reduction
in price we want every man and boy in the entire Northwest to participate
in the benefits of this sale. Write for self-measuring blanks and samples of
cloth they will be immediately forwarded with full instructions for ordering
a suit by mail. We don't want you to confound these suits with the kind gen
erally associated with home-made products. ' They are the very latest and
newest Spring suits turned out by master tailors. They will be a source of
satisfaction and pride as long as a piece of cloth remains.
AH-Wool Boys' Suits
Worth $6.50, $7.50,
$8.50 and $10, Now
This lot includes boys' suits, worth $6.r0,
$7.o0, $8.50 and $10,000. They are strictly
hand-tailored from nil-wool Oregon fabrics
and are made up in the season's latest mod
els. There is a comprehensive variety of
patterns and n size for a boy of every age.
With every suit we are now giving abso
lutely free a baseball and a bat, or a
catcher's mitt.
Oregon Suitings in All the $
Season's Most Wanted Patterns
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Several Thousand Strictly
Hand-Tailored All-Wool
Suits Worth $15.00, $18.00
and $20.00, Now on Sale
to Introduce - - $12.50
Splendidly hand-tailored Suits in all the
season's newest styles are included in this
assortment. They are of a quality usually
selling for $15.00, $18.00 and $20 00. Wear
one of these suits wear it as long as you
please and, if at any time you think it has
failed to give satisfaction, brinsr it bax-k
and your money will be immediately re
funded. so
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Any of the cloth in our ready-made suits may be had by the yard. It takes
two yards for a boy's suit, three and a half for a man's, and four and a half
yards for' a woman's suit. To introduce, the yard SX.50
Send in Your Mail Orders
Write us immediately for samples of cloth and self-measuring blanks. The
man Jiving in the country may share in this sale as well as the man living in
the city.
BrowMSviieW
Third and Stark Mill-to-Man Clothiers Third and Morrison
Also Eugene, Oregon, and Marshfield, Oregon
Read these letters, they tell the story
of co-operation we're receiving from
the mills in this advertising and pro
motion sale of Oregon made goods
The Erownsville Woolen Milk Company
Manufacturers of Woolen Goods
All Agreements Contingent upon Delays
By Cause. Beyond Our Control
BROWNSVILLE, Or., April 24, 1912.
Brownsville Woolen Mill Store,
Portland, Or.
Gentlemen :
Your proposition of putting; on a great advertis
ing1 sale of suits made from Oregon cloth at $12.o0
would seem to us to be the best possible way of
bringing squarely before the people the advantage
of patronizing home industry, and at the same time
receiving more than anyone expects for his monej'.
The agitation to buy goods of home production is
state wide, and in this sale you will have our full
co-operation. Respectfully,
THE BROWNSVILLE WOOLEN MILLS CO.
Eugene Woolen Mill Co.
Manufacturers of
WOOLEN GOODS
EUGENE, Or., April 24, 1012.
Brownsville Woolen Mill Store,
Portland, Or.
Gentlemen:
We think your idea of selling off several thousand
suits made from Oregon eloth at the nominal price
of $12.50 a very good thing indeed. It will give
people a chance to own a first-class suit made from
Oregon-grown wool, spun and woven into cloth by
Oregon people. The men's and boys' suits you are
now showing from Eugene cloth are a credit to any
state, and in connection with your store we guar
antee them to your customers. Respectfully,
EUGENE WOOLEN MILL CO.
Thos. Kay Woolen Mill Co.
Manufacturers of
WOOLEN GOODS
SALEM, Or., April 25. 1912.
Brownsville Woolen Mill Store,
Portland, Or.
Gentlemen:
We are favorable to your putting on a great ad
vertising sale of suits made from our cloth and sell
ing them at the low price of $12.50. While this
leaves a very small margin of profit, it will no
doubt be the means of selling a great many suits
and showing the people just what can be done in
Oregon in the way of manufacturing first -class
clothing. In the past few months our mill alone has
shipped you over 200 bolts of cloth, or enough to
make about 3000 men 's suits. Yours truly,
THOS. KAY WOOLEN MILLS CO.
T. B. KAY, Pres.
Our guarantee is applied to
goods sold during this sale as at
all other times. Your money
will be refunded at any time
without question or complaint
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