The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current, July 05, 1908, Page 9, Image 9

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THE STTVnVT OREGON IAN, . PORTLA'ND. JULY 5, 1908.
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RENT FURNITURE FRICEJ5
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"iPrCAL PlCtS ARE
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ANY FIRM THAT CAN MAKE A
SrtCIAL CUT EXCEEDING-
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"M-A's" Very Low No-Rent Prices Reduced 25 Per Cent This Week on All of Best Furniture
Our first year's business expectations, although enthusiastically large, have already been exceeded by thousands of dollars. For a new firm to have accomplished such wonderful results in six months
is a most remarkable achievement, all the more astonishing because we are on the East Side, many blocks from the central retail district. It surely proves that LOW PRICES WILL BRING CUS
TOMERS, no matter where the store is located. That we established a new era in the Portland furniture market is self-evident. Fortunately, we were opportunists. The people had vainly pro
tested against the unreasonably high prices demanded by the furniture dealers, only to see them soar higher and higher, and were ripe for revolt. No other firm was in position to become a Moses
iV"" u" , , " Z. 7 . 6 , . , rri? . ' uig ueaiB1 were iu uunuage 10 xugn-reni-aemancung lanaioras. we naa erectea a large four-story building, covering one-fourth
of ,ciX block' 0.ne-?alf of biding affords an income that meets interest and taxes on the whole investment. The other half gives us space for our big furniture store space that would cost
us $1500 a month m the central retail district: and the fact that we CAN AND DO sell the same furniture eanh -month fnr ftifinn l pea tVl J n if ttra wara no Tri-n rr rant imt'Wimr in r n mm. .1..V
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Who Can Sell the Cheapest?
has given us the trade. We are in a class entirely by ourselves. Others can never compete with us, because
Others Pay Rent, We Collect Rent on Half Our Own Building
w e iCC1 veiy Mitteiui oyer our wonaenui success inai we wm ceieDraie tne acnievement tms week in a most fitting manner in a way to demonstrate to the public our appreciation for the verv
large patronage given us. We can well afford to forego profit-making for one week, and do not care whether we make a dollar. WE CAN'T HAVE ANY FIFTY PER CENT reduction sat.p
NONE OF OUR GOODS ARE MARKED THAT WAY, AND NOBODY IS SELLING UNDER COST. BY OBSERVING -SPECIAL CUT '-PRICE SALES YOU C SEE WHOSE RE GUT, AR
BgDOOEHT Et Son0&NSS$ tf N0?pT. PRICES PRACTICALLY ME ANS SW APPING DOLLAR? SSSlWSam
BE REDUCED OVER 15 PER DENT WITHOUT GOLNG BLLOW COST. We will so regulate this sale as to get enough above wholesale price to pay for handling and delivering the goods. Gen
erally speaking, however, ALL OF THE VERY BEST GOODS WILL BE REDUCED 25 PER CENT. Steel Ranges are Ixcepted, the reduction being 15 per cent, and Phonograhs and I Records,
$S?f C2? o? gdS' Ca0t b! reded onf Penvi Window Shades only 5 per cent. With these exceptions, you can buy anything marked $45 or more at a discount of 25 per cent, goods marked
S30 to $45, 20 per cent discount, and from $1 to $25, 15 per cent discount. Terms during this sale will be spot cash or C. O. D., or goods held 30 days on deposit of one-fourth the price.
One Week of Extra Special Bargains to Celebrate Our Phenomenal Success. Profits Not the Object. Prices Prove It
W Tm 00 Mahogany fPFWl'
TERMS
During this gale are
spot cash or C. 0. D.
Will hold 30 days on
deposit of one-fourth
This is not an "Odds
and Ends sale," or a
sample sale, or a sale
of defective goods,
but a sale wherein
the very best furni
ture in stock is re
duced to the limit.
$218.50 Circassian Walnut
Set (like cut). Special
for This Week
We invite inspection of this handsome $400
Mahogany dining-room set (like
cut) which we offer this week at OVU
The Chairs are solid mahogany and the. other pieces represent the
very highest class of workmanship in mahogany veneering. It is an
absolute fact that "West Side houses would price this Dining Set
regularly at $600. We marked it $400. To secure a 23 per cent
reduction on our very low No-Rent Price gives you for $300 a
Dining Set that would ornament a $25,000 home. Upon deposit of
$75 will hold till your new house is completed if within 3 months.
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$41.50
Dress'r
$31.15
Big Price Boys
would ask $55
for this fine
large quarter 'd
oak Dresser.
Our No-Rent
Price is only
$41.50
and
$31.15
.Gets it this
week. "We have
many others,
all reduced
from 15 to 25
per cent.
$56.25
$75 Leather
Davenport..
This Davenport (like cut) is a handsome piece of furni
ture ; quartered oak frame, -weathered finish ; a fine mis
sion pattern, upholstered in genuine Spanish leather;
West Side prices of same are $100, our No-Rent price
$75; during this sale you can have it for $56.25.
We have other patterns from $50 to $90. One-fourth
off any of these this week.
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Bedroom
$163.50
$55.00
TURKISH
ROCKER
$41.25
This handsome Turkish Rocker, upholstered
in genuine No. 1 black leather; sold by the
Big Rent Price boys for $70, our No-Rent
price is $55 ; this week it will cost you only
$41.25 a rare bargain.
OTHERS PAY RENT, WE COLLECT RENT ON HALF
OUR OWN BUILDINGWHO CAN SELL THE CHEAPEST?
W. L. MORGAN
GEO. T. ATCHLEY
S. H. MORGAN
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MORE BEAUTIFUL
THAN MAHOGANY
It requires a vivid imagination to conceive a more beautiful Bed
room Set than this. No home can be so elegantly furnished that it
would be considered cheap. West Side houses would not think of
pricing such an outfit at less than $325. Our No-Kent Price, $218.50.
One-fourth off this week gives you this elegant Circassian walnut
Bedroom Set for only $163.50 little more than quartered oak.
Will hold till your new house is completed on deposit of $50 if
within three months,
The celebration of the Fourth, or Declaration of In
dependence, is over. The celebration of the Declara
tion of Independence for freedom from the Big Price
Boys is on this week. It is a big Fourth Reduction
Sale. You are invited to profit by our profit-sharing
sale a sale to celebrate our wonderful success.
$63.75
Buffet at
$47.80 ft
This large, hand
some quartered
oak Buffet, like
cut, is in the weath
ered finish and of
best Eastern manu
facture. The Big
Rent Price boys
would never think
of marking it less
than $85.00; our
regular No - R e n t
price is $63.75 ; for
this week it w i i 1
cost you only
$47.80
We have a large
variety of weath
ered oak Buffets
reductions on all
of them from 15 to
25 per cent.
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