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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 5. IX
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America's Greatest
Clothing Fire Sale
Best of $150,000 Smoke and Water
Damaged Fine Stock of the Palace
Cloth)ng Co.,St. Paul,Minn.,oti sale at
ROKTUWLST CORNER Fwt
That summer midnight, when the lightning flashed and thunder roared as though
the armies and navies of the world were in mortal combat, St Paul's greatest and
best clothing establishment was wrapped in the embrace of the fury of the fire
fiend and the Palace Clothing Company was reduced to ruins. Heroic work by the fire department
saved many thousands of dollars' worth of the best grades of merchandise. The department by super
human effort saved from the flames Hart, Schaffner C& Marx and Moore, Biers & Co.'s finest products,
but not in absolutely perfect condition. Smoke and water had done their, work. The Boston secured this
fine stock at a mere iota of its worth and will sell it at a sacrifice sale at 20 per cent of wholesale value.
In. some instances prices will be so low on this elegant stock, that the earth will tremble beneath the feet
of multitudes that will rush to the GREATEST BONAFIDE FIRE SALE ever held under Oregon skies
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothing
Moore, Biers & Co. Clothing
AND OTHERS
wholaaaU tailors, that an the peers of the clothing
. Quality argument, enoueh for arts oerson. and 10.
over 40 per cent of value, according to condition, to bar-
t tJM world buying.
H , S. A M. I mm mm LOT HO. s For 5L. 8. It
HalO falr condition to fls.S Suits.
Hart Schaffner & Marx Overcoats and Cravenettes
Products of tfat
world, will bs sold at this
20, 30 and in no ohm at
ain argument encash to
" mm LOT NO. 1 For
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$3.75
$4.75
mr mm LOT MO. 4 For
$0.10 food condition to
LOT MO.
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fSJr condition to
1 For H.. 8.
8 M.
Suits.
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15 00 BaltS.
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30. IO bMt condition to ttO.OO Suits.
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mQ fair, good condlUon 136 00 Suits.
til TC LOT NO For H . 8 M
A I I. O nssrljr perfect condition to
T-"""' 140.00 Suits
PULL DRESS AND TUXEDOS
$fl mmWt NO. 10 For H, S. ML
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Cost sod Test. These srs In
$3.75
good ordr.
LOT Ma 11 For H, 8 M
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Cost and Vest, esse la fairly
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Jtd.iO r Dr" and Tuxodo. silk and
to 118.00
itln lined, worth
Cost sad Vest.
LOT MO. IS Best condition and
Dress sad Tuxsdo
Vest. The top of els-
sano In stjrls sad workmanship. Worth up
to 160.00.
mm mm LOT NO. Is-
2000 Pairs Pants
This stock, mostly la prime ntmdlMsa, le all of the
hlb-elsss or finest hand-tailor-made H S. a M. sad
Moors, Biers Co.
LOT Ma U 954 drost lot. all kinds
LOT MO 91.45 Bl lot. up to 14.00 value,
LOT NO. M SI. 95 Bis lot, up to fCM sains.
LOT NO. 24 52.45 Bis lot, ap to IT.il value.
LOT NO. II 51.45 Oroat lot, extra fine, to lio.oo
Vests
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LOT NO.
etc.. worth to $1.10.
NOTICE We will be compelled at different
times during this sale to close ear doors and the
building to all customer for a time, for we have de
cided the best way to handle this great firs stock to
to keep it arranged in good selling order, and in clos
ing oar doors from 10 to 30 minutes at a time from
six to tea times a day will give the salespeople the
opportunity to rearrange the stock and keep it in
good order for the people to examine.
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Young Men's Suits
LOT MO. 17 f 5.25 For decant materials, soiled
110.00 Suits
LOT NO. It 55.75 For better condition
Bolts.
LOT MO. II 55.75 For almost perfect condition to
tll.M Salts.
LOT Ma to 59. 75 For extra coed order H., ft. a
M. to f 0.0 Suits.
Knee Pants Suits
LOT NO.
LOT NO.
LOT NO.
LOT NO.
Suits
LOT NO.
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LOT NO.
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si 55s) For odds worth to tt.es.
S 95s For a fine, bis lot.
Is 51.9,5 For sa Immense fine 1st.
1455.16 For fine order of very rtee
5 59.55 For best qualities, worth up to
I 55.55 For sll kinds worth up to 112.00
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This elegant stock of overgarments to a chance of a century. The name of Hart Schaffner ft Mars
on the labels, besides the Palace's own specials and other great brands, all of the finest kinds.
$2.75
$4.75
$6.75
$9.75
LOT NO. 14 For soiled and damaged
$15.00 Over costs.
LOT NO. 15 For soiled and damaged
to $25.00 Overcoats.
LOT NO. 16 For good condition
Overcoats sad Cravenettes, worth up
toxjo.oo.
LOT
NO. 17 For - select condition
rercoats and Cravenettes. eleasnt. to
$35.00 value.
11 7C LOT NO. 18 For best grades and
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$40.00.
good condition Overcoats and Crav
enettes, the world's best, worth to
Odd Vests and Coats
LOT NO. 19 A bif lot, all colors, kinds, sisesj
first lot, choice Coat and Vest 55.55
LOT NO. 20 Second choice, better condition
and qualities Coat and Vest $3.75
WARN I N O This sale is conditional in this
respect: That we sell no goods on approval
or approbation. We have bought these goods
to sell at the lowest prices ever known for fine
grades, , and must decline to -fill mail orders.
Sale opens daily at a. m. Come early.
Men's Shoes
The high character of this Footwear needs
no introduction. The prices quoted are only
fractional values.
So for big lot, sll kinds,
f 1.45 Calf, Velour, Vua. Box, etc.
51.95 bench-made Goodyear welts; 1,000
pairs; all sixes, styles snd lasti.
55.55 hand bench-made, latest styles; more
than 2,000 pairs of the finest
Little Boys' Shoes
55s for. ""big lot to $1.25 value.
654 far big lot to $2.00 value.
Big Boys' Shoes
T4 for big lot .broken to $1.75 value.
f 1.15 fine lot to $2.25 value.
91.65 extra fine lot hand bench goods.
Women's Shoes
THE BARGAIN HARVEST OF THE
TIMES.
35s Damaged, but good quality.
S5s Good order; good styles.
91.46 Patents, etc
51.65 Great big lot of the finest and best -grades
and styles known.
Misses' Shoes
664 for s big lot good ones.
65s for s fine lot, good condition.
gl.45 best quality dress and street Footwear.
Women's Cravenettes
96.75 for choice of a big lot Cravenettes;
light, dark and medium colors; worth $15.00
to $25.00.
Skirts
f 5.55 for a big lot Women's eSkirts; worth
up to $15.00.
Jackets
62.55 and 56.56 for a big lot of Coats
worth up to $20.00.
Hats
46 for a big lot, worth to $2.00.
564 for a big lot, worth to $3.00.
f 1.56 for a big lot; 500 styles; soft and stiff;
latest styles; worth to $5.00.
Furnishings
S9 for up to $1.00 Underwesr.
69et for up to $1.50 Underwear.
99s for up to $2.50 Underwear.
Shirts
tl.OO Shirts.
50 Shirts.
12.50 Shirts; cassimere.
We will not undertake to list and describe
the big furnishing goods stock. Everything
that men, youth and boys wear will be found
in this sale. The greet sacrifice of this fins
fall stock, just st the beginning of the ses
son. will cause the jam of jams in this de
partment. Come early; come before noon.
for up to
664 for. up to
for up to
The Palace Clothing Company
Maurice L. Rothchild, Proprietor, St. Paul, Minn.
Stood at the vary pinnacle of fame. It was not surpassed by any establishment in the clothing trade in the world. The elegance and
richness of the goods carried in stock, the elaborate and costly fitting of The Palace Clothing Company of St. Paul was a standard of
storekeeping seldom reached in the annals of shop facts. The destruction of this great establishment was a signal that any goods saved
would be aold in bulk to some big concern. The Boston Store of Portland, through its eastern organisation, secured all the choicest
Hart, Schaffner ft Marx and other great makers' best goods not burned, but smoke or water damaged at 20 per cent of value. The
talk of the clothing world from New York to Chicago is how it happened that a way-out west town got the plum. It's this: Spot
cash, and remember the Boston Store is the largest spot-cash dealers of distress merchandise in America, if not the world. Offices and
affiliations extend from coast to coast. .
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