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Great Removal, and Clearance Sale Combined
of Men's Fine Clothing and Furnishing Goods
Yes, we announced some time ago that we had taken a lease on the I eon uorner, pirn ana
rvir cnnn nnrl if. is nnr aim flnH .rmhition to sell
f i-iiuer oli eeis, J.U1 uui new stuic. muvu MiivA w - , . V n " :
out the entire stocK m our present ioca, uun. m& .is uic; umu uaj ui qc.
Hundreds of men took advantage oi tnese onerjngs. mere &uu a. ui& aiuiicni iciu xui
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Reap the Benefit of These Savings
Hie fact
that this stock is
absolutely new this Fall
OF m
throughout since our fire of
Auerust2d. at Third and Morrison, is an
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assurance that you get a choice of new stocks
Men's Furnishing Goods Reduced
QVnVfc Cxctp.v Wiifp rntnnd Globe Union Suits,
VjliwlLC LjlV.VtlUll JJL. 4. Ae, 1 U M ki VUy V Vr II aaa " '
Nightshirts, Pajamas, Neckwear, Caps, etc A few items for your selection;
Soiarraeif Marx
Suits and Overcoats
Greatly Reduced
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aaw v m m ms if ar"
iVo reserves. A big se
lection of sizes
and fabrics
JIEVS PANTS
Hart, Schoffncr &. Marx
and others 15 per cent off.
$050, Removal price $3.00
$1.00, Removal price S3. 10
$-150, Removal price $3.S5
$5.00, Removal price $ 1.23
$6.00, Removal price 35.15
57.00, Removal price $5.05
UNION SUITS
Globe, White Cat and
Cooper makes.
$1Z0, Removal price S1.15
$2-00, Removal price 1.50
$2.50, Removal price S2.00
$3.00, Removal price $2.25
$3.50, Removal price S2.25
$4.00, Removal price S3.00
$o.00, Removal price S3.75
$6.00, Removal price $ 1.50
ARROW SHIRTS
A bipr line to select from.
Beautiful patterns.
$1.50, Removal price S1.15
$2.00, Removal price $1.35
Pajamas and Nightshirts.
Outing flannel and soisette.
$1.00, Removal price $ .75
$1.50, Removal price $1.15
$2.00, Removal price $1.50
, FLANNEL SHIRTS
All sizes and colors.
$1.50, Removal price $1.25
$2.00, Removal price $1.65
$2.50, Removal price $2.00
$3.00, Removal price $2.35
Caps and Cloth Hats.
Reduced for removal.
$1.00, Removal price $ .50
$1.50, Removal price $ .75
$2.00 Cloth Hats at $1.25,
tcvnnxrc at?
Roonfiful Pattprns
50c, Removal price 35
1 AA Ppmnval Tirire G5tj
$1.50, Removal price 95
$2.00,'Removal price $1.25
$15.00 Suits and Overcoats. Our special.
Removal Price
$18.00 Suits,
Removal Price
$12.00
$15.00
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Our Temporary Location
266 Morrison St.
Between Third and Fourth
Contract Goods
Excepted
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Clackamas Has Prospects for
, Lively Primary Carrpaign.
MR. brov;nell TO RON
rrl Appear for Conunlwtoarr,
.Wwir J lUrorJrr. WWI
for Dt-lrVt Alloc?.
cre'js rrrT. or. r.c. :i ?p-
rtMl TH. dat f Ik primary o
lnt!o .lcti. com., a. il Mjr. bat
from tk cadult h. r.
ikcm4 ih.mtT.. for m
4 l.rtn. tS.r. U alr.4r promt. of
m in .ir iairt la lb caualy ca
nit U .rtla!rtr Ira. cf lb effi
( CoqiniMtantr. A r r4 K."or4
.. fl-km County will dKt Ihr.
K.pr...nlii. la Ik. l-Ulur. and
Ih.r r. lar.w m.a b. mar
Brd4 a. bie la lb fi.M. aa4 Ib.r
rt aU tro f.ctora la a political
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;or. C. Fro.lU wka r-.4
IHrM yr. la th. Stata 8.n.t. one.
m ra.ui.Bl f Ikal soar. !
tioo.str rut tr tko low.r boom. ik.r.
c- vaaacr la t. aoaala Cart,
it. Hcao.&.C ba baa la tk.
Ilou.o for tba Lu! two wn, wtll
n.k. in. raca acta, an J 11. Ix OI4a.
f Oak Or.. will k a coat.ad.r.
U l .t.t IS. raca for I'ommlwlooH
that a f.fil promt... to d.T.lop. Cora
miuioa.r W.ttooa baa d.ntf that k.
wou4 ba a c.fclul.l.. J. V. K..4. .
M.T.r of ll.tacada. at4 Ctir T. Mont.
of Ino .am. Iowa, .s-m.inb.r. of lb.
l.c.tal'4ro. ar put!M tiaib.r. .
IL liott.mili.r. of tlarb baa boaa
arc.4 by .omo of ba frl.o4 to K.t
Into th. raca tt la .tparti that
'brt TV. m.I.r. a m.mbar of tb.
la.t LacLtatitra. will t lb. X'atBO'
Cr.tK cnj: tU.
'. TV. L,.rbart. of It, UUa. erobabty
i l mait. an arto omi'Ua f r A.
...r on tbo R.poblicaa tikl. Cbarl..
Komia. a l.arB.r of lb. illara.tl.
Mbool aa4 a f -rm r r.aKl.nt of Caabr.
baa a:aa anaoua;.4 bla cn4t4ajr. a.
b.a It. C Vtooaward. of Or.coa rur.
otn.ta mnt!an4 ar.: to.w..l L. Ilol
m.a trl C. I. rtr;or4. bota of Or.coa
l"k!r. Tbo lonuxratlc raa4i4al. wtll
rvMbir bo i. r. Jabaaea, rr...al
(kt t.pr ammw.
Purfl.r tio.. of or.coa Oir: 04.
l i .. of W..I Ubh. aa4 I'.arl f.lbr.
of or.coa Citr. ar. rar.l4at. tot
fonctr R.co'i.r Mr. wyl la rhl.
4'tatr la lb. offio of R.!r l4
ma a til fca. a w!4. paraaal acquaint,
an.a. Vr tlach.. I. .otpto.4 br lb
towo Willamalto I'ap.r Company aa4
Mr a.lby la coant4 wltb tb llawloy
tut ai r.Pr Cotnpaay.
'ounty t'l.rh IC.rrtaclaa. 'biff
X"ia. Tr.ar.r taa. bo a
portal. n4nt Calaan. ir.or Joha.
on n4 t'aroa.r ll.rrp.c..4 will b.
1 1 K.sablii-at can't: !'.. far aacotMl
tarn, an I wtll pro.aoly ba ao p
aition la tb prtraarlMk
T"r. t pr.mlsa of aa lat.ra.ttnc
coot.l r IM effi.-o of fi.trtcl AI
tiya.y. Tb laouaabaal. Otlb.rt L.
.J C ... a Dnocrt La tpcta4 ta b.
a canti4al. ! .araaa4 hiT-.:f. TV ill.
lam M. f'oM. aa OT.coa City attore.y.
U a-r.aU miAkB4 aa temt caaiau
for tba JlapaklUao aomlaatlon. John
X. Jliaara. wba la Ja.lir of th f.ac
for tb Oroa Oir d .tru-l. By alar
ih rw. acataat Mr. Dioa. aa may O.
W lU.tkua, aa attoraay ofOr.oa
cur.
BOND PRICES ARE HIGHEST
Improartnral Io for I Year- al
trr Oat Brian I
Tor ITJ.m la ! y.ar pr crt
naokripal Imrroa.manl boada oat of a
total Uaa of lJ.t: aold y.l.rday.
tb. city got tba bicbaat pru ' P'd
bar for boad. of tbat typo. Ilanry
T-ol cot tba ITJ.M blork at a prlc.
of t4.:T. Tb. rat of tb lu wa
pvrh.4 by th. city for lntmnt
la oa of lb ataklac tin 4.
Tho prKa of th ba!a haa b.n
cttmblac at.adtly opward r-antiy. Tart
of tb laat t.aa broucbt U.S.. whlrb
waa a rarord to that tlm. Th low.
.t bid .ubmittad for any part of tb.
U.io waa .J3 for th .otir. Ia.ua
Tb biJ. r.tT.d w.ro aa follows:
ni HU r.b. I ! $.a. btrm T. T.
Hallo. 14 rar !."'. btro. Aautta Qui rota.
aa ra. onca l.r lonaraara Coaa
p.. 1013 f- ivoo: Job Mnrpby.
t:J jr I'.oo; HookUr. CanBalB(. A
rrwaaa. I1U fay ntlro Hau. H.ary TaaL
ly.n tr .aura larao: Ua44 Una Baa a,
l3.m far :i LimcraaJ Troat Caaa
paay. !. far oatir taaaa. t K. Wine.
.la far izx. ii :j tor l:i coo. ti
fay t'aoa aa4 l'y tb fa l. uuo; rraaca.
X. Umit. la far aaa loo. I (ar .
COPiVICrS NUMBER TO GO
VVarUrn to Tlrslnrv Nam anil Clnae
Hole aa New Yrar'a Gift.
SPOKAXC. Tfnk, : Ward.B
Vr-am. ct th Waahincton Plat. Ptiaoo.
rr.rdlif to advK.a to th rrocutin
Altara.y bar, will (1. th coavlcta a
Saw T.ar'a sift of craat.r prlTll.c.a
llo baa ordar4 that lb numttri b.
rarao4 from th man. clothinc and
b.r.afl.r tha coalcla ar to b known
by Ibalr oam.a I
Tha "fcota" wh.r nnnjly convict,
w.ro coetlnod. waa alao ardrr.4 olooad.
tXactpllBo will bo mainlalnaj by d
prttn m.a who brvak prl.oa rul.a oi
privil.c.a.
BOND FUND MAY GO TO BANK
Otjr Trraaarrr Itrcotnmrnd Irroalt
of $!, for Jaly Matarltlra.
If rconm.Blalloo of Cllr Tr.arr
Adama I. adopl.d tba city will dapo.lt
wita a local bank a total or tlOa.aa)
bow oa hand la tha ImproT.m.ot bond
inkle fuad to draw lal.raat at tba
rat. of i par rant until July 1. ltlt.
Traa.orar Adama aata tb city bow
baa JDpl furrd. to r.tlr Ih bo a da.
whlrb wtti fall da up to July I. and
raa .l a ratufartory rat of Int.r.at
by piaclac tb mon.y la a bank oa
tlm dapo.lt.
radlr1oa Itrcortl IS Arrrata.
rCXPtXTOX. Or . Iw. St pe!al
All forraar I'aadlatoa Chrt.tma r--ora.
w.ro brok.a Batarday wh.a II
arr.ata wara ax 4a. 11 of whlrb war.
for att.mptin.; ta cat CnrLrma. chr
by tb. drink mathoo. .t'rlrr Howard
wba waa arraat.d for baiac drunk waa
found ta ba. a tare t.tolttr la fct
pock.t apoa bolns aaarcb.d. Tor tba
aocoad tlm wlthla tb laat two month,
b wa aat.Bc4 to pay a fin. of 13a
r ro 11 day la Jail for carrylac
roaaal4 waapona. Th Chrtatma.
racord fI'. tar .nort of tho IH
Roundop raor4 whaa arra.ta war
uaU. ia a aia; day.
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SHIP- LINE FORI!
Seattle Shippers Plan Three
$1,250,000 Steamers.
FREIGHT IS PILING UP
Vrla of rropward Company Will
Ply to Hawaii. Australian and
New ZraUnd Porta Ton
naee Mtortage I'rlf.
SEATTLE. TVa.h-. Ttr. St. ft.altl
fhlpplnf man. h.adad br It. -t- Calkina.
traffle manas.r of tho Chlcaco. Mll
waukra a St. Taul Hallway, today an
nounced that th.y wrr orfanlalnc a
company to build and oparala thra
ll.:4e al.am.hlpa to ply between
faattla and Hawaii. Auatrallan and
New Zealand porta
Nrca.alty for tha new line. Mr.
Calkin, .aid. la made evident by tb
accumulation of xport trelcht here.
All available atorag apaca la filled and
thou.anda of Ion. of freight ar en
rout, for which thtre la no room.
Mr. Calkina aald that If the project
r.cal'vrd the atipport from Seattle In
terrata which Ih Initial eanvaaa Indi
cated, contract for tha veaaela will b
awarded to American shlpbulldera
within a few week.
"The need of a merchant marine la
an urcent commercial problem." aald
Mr. Calkina "It la not roaelbl for th
burlnraa men of the country to await
Federal action and. faclnc accumulated
fr.lcht and acarclty of hlp ta trana
port carroea which ar plllr.c up In
th warehouara dallr. w hav been
compelled to provld veaaela of our
own.
"Th plan ar to build eteamahlpe
of larc tonnace. modern In fell re
aped, aa to apeed and quick facllltlea
for handling rarzo Jd paaaencera.
and operate them aa all-American-owned
on recular e-hedulea between
eatt. Hawaii. Anatralla and New
Zealand. Thr I enoueh bualneaa In
lent for elcht month lo com to load
uch vea.ela to capacity.'
firarcity of ocean tonnaca la retard
Inc tb export buelnc.a or Seattle In
nearly all commoditlea, ahtpplnc men
ay. Flour and wheal ar twin ahlp
pad overland tn th hop. that et.amer
.par. can oe found at tha Atlantic
eeaboard. Shipping acenta ar unable
lo quote rat, by aea from Seattle be
for March 1. and eaceedlncly hlch
rataa prevail. Th lat-t quotation on
flour to th I'nltcd Klncdom ar ISO
to 1JS ahllllnea. asalnat a normal rat
cf 1 rblllinc.
STRANDED CREW RESCUED
Schooner Saoaalllo I Aahortl on
Waddah Ialand.
VICTORIA. R Tec, St. Brltl.h
Columbia wlrelaa atatlona laat alsbt
picked up th new that the echooner
tlaoaailto had b.en driven aabor on
Waddah I.lind. near N.ah Bay, on the
American aide of th atralla, at Cap
riattary. About I P. M. tb Sauaallto
ant out dlatreaa alrnala by diarbarr
Inc rockata and dlapIavlBr flaraa and
Immediately afterward, tba oar-pro-paiitd
ur(boa; ttallontd at 'cak JJajr
put to aea In a heavy aea to render aid
to th crew or tne wrecnea nniwni.
According- lo word received her at
an early hour tha Noah Bay aurfboat
bad reached th Sauaallto after a hard
row and aucceeded In takloaj off all the
membara of th crew.
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LAZINESS CHARGED IN SUIT
Haaband Wanted Her to Kill lilm.
Declare Woman Asking- Divorce.
THE DALLES. Or, Dec. H. (Spe
cial.) Allerinc that her haaband. Will
lam 8. Morrla. took her SS chlckena.
old thera and bought liquor with the
proceed of the aale. Mr a. Sadie Morrla
baa Bled a ault lor dlvorc In W aaco
County Circuit Court. What made
mattera won, aaya her complaint, the
chlckena Morrla aold had not been paid
for. the woman having given her per
sonal not for the bird. Mr a. Morria
avera her huaband la ao laxy he won't
aupport her. th aaka for freedom on
the arounda of cruel and Inhuman
treatment.
They hav been married leaa than
two veara. havtnr been wedaea at
Trenton. Mo. They have been resid
ing on a homeatead near bhaniko. In
tho aouthern part or aaco uouniy,
during th laat year. Tb divorce
complaint avera that Morrla recently
told hla wife he wanted to die. anklng
her to kill him and promlalng to leave
a not telling the world be had com
mitted Bulclde. Th complaint allege,
that Morrla. upon hla wlfe'a refuaal to
murder him, threatened to kill hlm
elf. and ao frightened hla wife that
ahe fled from th houe and apent th
night In th aagebruvh.
' Feast Promised Indian.
PENDLETON". Or.. Dec. IS (Special.)
Th Indiana who are encamped at
Tutuilla Miaalon for a aerlee of camp
meetinga ar to enjoy a big New Tear"a
dinner next Saturday. To aatlafy the
membera of th duxky tribe a promise
haa been mad of a aleer. a hog, one
beef and to jackrabbita In addition to
ISO worth of other edible. Three In
diana left today for Echo In an at
tempt to bag the rabblta.
Prominent Douglo Woman Pause.
nOPEBCRO. Or.. Dec SS. (Special.)
Mra. Maggie Pickett, aged 45 years,
and one of tha most prominent women
In Southern Douglas County, died at
a hospital her today after a brief 111
neaa. sho waa born In Illinois and had
lived near Olendalo for SS years, fitae
Is survived ty a husband and three
children. Mra. Pickett waa a member
cf the Christian Church and waa ac
tiro In church and aoclal affaira.
Pendleton- M a u In Defense Society.
rEVDLETOS. Or, Dec. SS. (Special.)
C. K. Cranston, secretary of the Pendle
ton Commercial Association, hna been
appointed state committeeman of the
American National Defena bortety by
Qovernor Withy com be. Mr. Cranston
baa been requested to appoint a chair
man of thla commute by form of ref
erendum vote who will act aa head of
tbo society In thla state.
Heattle Convent Founder Dead.
SEATTLE. Wash, Dec. SS. Malcolm
Mc Doug-all, millionaire lumberman and
farmer, died Monday In the Carmelite
convent here, which he founded, and' of
which bla slater, known aa Mother
Cyril, la superior. II waa TS years old
and had lived In Seattle more than 31
yeara. It la estimated that h gav at
least 1500.000 to th Carmellt convent.
Car Strikes Horae Unseating Rider.
PENDLETON. Or.. Dee. St. (Special.)
Charles Bowlcabr, a well-known young
Pendleton man. waa knocked uncon
sclous Sunday night when the horse
he waa riding waa knocked from be
neath him by an automobile driven by
Daohne Graybeal. Miss Graybeal in
making the turn from Court to Alta
street hit Mr. Bowlesby's horse throw
ing the rider beneath the car. His fare
was badly bruised. The horse wliicli ia
valued at ?100. was injured so badly
that It was necessary to shoot tho
anininl.
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