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About The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1915)
THE SUNDAY OREGOMAy, PORTLAND, yOVEJIBER gl. 1913. . Bis? Qothinsr Store Ousted "Get Omit" Are HI W o Into tlie Desperate D" f RE4D THIS! g Effort Wi Unload hy T. tore ed. Onsftr e 39 Emit a act'e y US AND K THIS! News Item From Friday Orcgonian STORE LEASE IS SIGNED inert, b-latt t: rrc Cwaaay rnvw ! ( ta . Cm! af tJ.BB Smt r.afc:lt y.t.rdr coaisUt. t arra.vaat tor tha for a lm af a lb coanl ftoor of Ik t mi4if. rofr af I'llH aa4 !-' ri. Tb- ! Ihl will rmgi4 ay tfi tlothir. aft kabar. 4uAr7 tf f IbuI llMaaalatl A Cn. l Bor acpl4 r :roi- rtothmc i'in;ar ana r Elactrta Coo 4nr. Mr. lioB0Uii ltUa4a lo doa IS atranca to 1a banamaal 4 t-. an AMr atravl a4 maka tha ataia Al4r.iral atrfx lo lb aw atora rBra tbat lo lb H U. T6 aa atora will b lhruhfr mod.ro aaf workman b aaaci at " le rrl'l tb laicrter af taa Appft!mt?r $Xa ap-at la I6 rmxUltn of tfc latarr a4 ar (litui.a. rtiac an oalltr of twtco Ibml .(. will laatall-. Mr. Hoa.a&iait prcaoa-a lo taa saw atora -o of t Bt ctolliln baqM eft I do Coaat." Ho aajry a :t4.4-i alon la ata oatioo- B..il. ttia f:or para. ttxm atora will a.a th fcaleoar for rtnrft atock. ad rttin roonvo. office n4 a tailor J. W. Birrtl. 4rtitnc maor. anno'ioc tdl to clotMrs componr wii: l rJr lo eccuor l.r jr Jnurr - I "o"- lxol4 irprrtir l ! corn.r of Kourt b4 Morrloo trt. II wao to aflr Iho torll w do reror.4 r fir la tfto AlUar bultdias la ptmr. The Doors Swing Open Tomorrow (Monday) Horning at 10. 'Twill Be the Most Wonderful Sale Ever Known! READ! BEHOLD!! THEN ACT!!! Listen, Folks. I want to talk to you just a minute or two. I want to tell you a few in side facts about this sale, That Tomorrow Will Ce the Talk of the Town. o My name is J. V. Roberts. I am the sales manager in charge of this store. For two days now I have seen the owner walk the floor. He had told me he must vacate. Said bills were coming due, and it looked mighty bad for him. o o o Yesterday, Saturday, morning at 9 o'clock he came to the store and said: "Roberts, I haven't slept a wink. I am going back home now, and I place the entire situation in your hands. If you can get me $10,000 for my $30,000 stock by winding up this affair, you get it, and I don't gire a how!. Now that's the prelude in part, and part of it's here in this ad. We have gone through the stock, and -ou can believe me, folks, if there ever was a sale this is one, and if the people don't break in those largo plate-glass windows of ours tomorrow 111 be surprised. f?h and aSder- Come, Carry Things Away for Almost ST? Nothing. Never, No Never, Have Mich STOP! THINK" REFLECT!!! COME!!!! Just a few of the larger items are brought out in type below, but to give you a further idea of the magnitude of the sale here's what T J x vc uuxie. VJ . i have marked Arrow and Triangle Collars, LUC UC W UliCO, IA.. X IIOIC 11IU1UV.U w caps to 19cS 50c neckwear to 19c. Boston garters to 11 cents and boys' 50-cent under wear 111 sell for 14; 39 cents will buy men s odd vests and $1 boys' knee pants I have priced at 29 cents for your choice. Men's bib overalls will go for 59 cents; $8 loggers' shoes for $3.98, and $7 rubber hip boots for $4.29. One lot of underwear in broken sizes I have priced to close at 79 cents a garment. It sold to $3. ' Heavy cotton underwear that sold at six bits goes for 39 cents; $1.50 union suits are cut to 79 cents and the very finest $2.50 union suits will be closed out for $1.39. Now, folks, I believe that I have told you enough that you will realize that this is the greatest opportu nity you have ever known to SAVE, and that you will be here when the doors swing open at 10 o'clock tomorrow. 1 ?r-MUHHK .i ji tvx V if. Arrow. Ides Men's $3-$4 Men's 35c $1.50 Shirts Hals Cashmere Socks 79c 99c 14c While They Last While They Last While They Last Buy Now Men's Suits and Over coats at Less Than the Cloth Cost $15.00-Choice While they Last Boys' $5-$6 Suits .4 Wliil e They Last Boys' $3 Shoes 1.49 While They Last II J."Jr If I "V I II Si 1 III ' I f a.. C r T 9 J ft. - ft, rC M To the People of Portland: We are caught like rats in a trap. With over $30,000 worth of the very finest and newest Fall merchandise on our shelves, OUR POSI TION IS INDEED CRIT ICAL. No other location large enough and suitable is to be had. Our only move is to place the stock on sale and let it go for the money it will bring. That is our decision, and we herewith make the announcement of the sale, which will prove to be the greatest sale on record, LET US HOPE. Men's $6 Odd . Men's $10 Men's $8-$10 Coats Raincoats Mackinaws $1.98 $2.95 $3.98 While They Last While They Last While They Last ill ilhlt ' I ' ' J f. alio xj a u v. c 1 1 Adler-Rochester, Garson-Meyer, Stratford System Clothes The World's Best $20 Suits-Overcoats, Your Choice "3 1! Men's $5-$6 Just Right Shoes .9 WhileTheyLast $8 Sweater Coats HERE IS WHERE THE SALE TAKES PLACE YVimc wicjr J Remember This, That Thousands Upon Thousands of Dollars' Worth of Goods Crowd Our Store-Nc Matter What You Want, You'll Find It Here Space fermits ot Unly lYlenUoning a rew or tne many nuiigs-iiunui v That Will Amaze the Entire City COME! - r.u: cni wf- All nrtmente. Apply 9:30 Monday morning isurtuic wrappers, rioor Tuincn, wusiuciai t;owa ... . - M I BOTaBW
