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It having come.te Qur noticejthat rcrtain interested parties are cfo
to close thisstore tdrhorro an
this s?11 c open jdaybbxyr Sale will be on, arid a hearty' welcome extended to all; whether shopper of sightseer.
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Promptly
arid Accurately Filled;;
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LATEST BY TmKLESS" FRIDAY. SEPT. 29tb
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Phone
Private
Exchange 12
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All "Merchandise Bought on Credit Accounts Today or
Tomorrow Will Be Charged on October Statements
SbuvenirTickets Given
4. . . .
Away Absolutely
(WITH;EVERY5 PURCHASE MADE AT THE STORE
. : THIS WEEK BEFORE 6 P. M. ON SATURDAY. .
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We Have Doubled
OurQngihal Purchase
?of Souvenir Tickets
to
the Exposition
jroruciiiu iay
FRIDAY." SEPTEMBER 22, WE SUBSCRIBED
t 1,000.00; TAKING 2,000 TICKETS.
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 28. WE SUBSCRIBED
$500.00, TAKING 1,000 TICKETS.
TODAY. SEPTEMBER 29. V WE SUBSCRIBED
I . $500.00, TAKING 1,000 TICKETS.
ALTOGETHER WE SUBSCRIBED 82,000.00.
K -, v TAKING 4,000 TICKETS.
Olds, Wortman CS 5 King ' have
Bought and Pai4 for ;4,000 Souver
nir Tickets to the Exposition to
Date and every Ticket will be used
THE THREE . LARGEST AMOUNTS SUB
: SCRIBED TO THE FAIR FOR "PORTLAND
DAY," ADDED, REPRESENT THE SUM OF s
$3000. Of this amount OLDS, WORTMAN C&
KINO SUBSCRIBED $2000 or two-thirds (2-3)
the ENTIRE AMOUNT. THE PORTLAND
GENERAL ELECTRIC CO. being second with
$500, or ONE-FOURTH (1-4) OLDS, WORT
MAN CBk KING'S SUBSCRIPTION. BOOST
; ? . "PORTLAND DAY" ; y ;-
SUPPOSE 24 OTHER ' PORTLAND " BUSINESS '
HOUSES SHOULD EQUAL- EACH THE SUBSCRIP
TION TOWARD THE SUCCESS . OF "PORTLAND
-DAY" THAT OLDS, WORTMAN A KING HAVE
OIVEN. IT WOULD REACH THE COVETED 100.
000 MARK AT THE EXPOSITION GATES TOMOR
ROW. WHY NOT? THERE'S TIME I DO IT NOW!"
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Don't, Forget : to Yote
Names of Leading Ten Contestant! in American Manual
Training School Voting Contest With Standing of Each at
v , r 10 A. M. Today. 7 ..-:., -
Ceoree Slater, Ladd...r....,..V... ........... 16,506
Wright Brown", Clinton Kelly..;.......;.....,. 15,783
Robert Holmes, Harrison. 14.756
; Roland Malnr, Sunnyside .-; 11,150
Truman Cook, Harrison..!....-................' . 10.278
'James Winston, Harrisop... .......'.......,.. : 9,544
Sidney Crumm. North Central.... 0.49O
Tohn Wilhelm, Couch. ...... .... .... 8,504
Marlon Ogden, uckeiey ureen....,.,,. 7,880
Scattering . ; . "; . Vi 'Ji S. ; .7; . .I....... 24,658
Total ...... , . . L . . ; . . .136,848
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Grand "Complimentary Sale" to Portland's Visitors
and a Great Boon to Our Home Folk " t
and One Only
THIS JUBILEE OF
' ''I- SALES pr vilv:;
Will bring thousands to Portland to do their fall shopping
y and prove a more powerful magnet than all else combined
to increase the exposition attendance on;:..::;;'
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Portland's Lareest and
Olds, Wortman King's Foe-
most jore,onPacilic.Slope
of This Great Economy Event
Absolutely -: Every Article in the
House Mercilessly Reduced
TOMORROW .
(A few contract goods, upon which makers regulate prices, alone excepted.) ' .
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BOTH. VISITORS AND HOME FOLK MAY BUY ALL NEEDED MERCHAN
DISE FOR FALL AND WINTER USE DURING THIS SALE AT THE USUAL
JANUARYLEARANCEALERICESANDJtAVEJBENEFIT-OF-AFULL
SEASON'S WEAR. . ABSOLUTELY EVERY . ARTICLE IN EVERY DEPART
MENT OF THE STORE; IS DRASTICALY REDUCED BEYOND "PRECEDENT.
..JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE: PRICES RULE.: TOMORROW ONLY
-OPENMiE
MMrrow
PORTLAND
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For the Entertainment
of the City's
Visitors
Extra attractions will be offered, vast and magnificent mer- ;
; chandise displays arranged, stupendous style - expositions
"planned, AND THE MOST UNPARALLELED BAR
GAIN CARNIVAL CONDUCTED EVER KNOWN IN.
WESTERN . STORE HISTORY. We shall offer unpre
cedented opportunities for people to save all th expenses
of their irip by ' thesavingswesfiall : make pVssTble"to all who
participate in the monster sile.. Matchless special values',
will be made that will smash all previous records in Portland
store history. Out-of-town folk may rest assured of finding f
, Portland's foremost and be$t store wide open all day. Its
free phones, information bureaus, lavatories, writing desks,
water founts from, which spring. the cold'and sparkling wa-,
tera of "Bull Run." ret room and every convenience that a
bigVmodern store affords. This will be Liberty Hall.
-AVELCOM ErMvhether-you-wislr-t 1shopnr not. I f -yc-j -
come prepared to do the fall buying we shall be prepared tr
ave you your expense money for the day--or more. C 's
yourself. WELCOME ANY WAY, YOU C0!:
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