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Regular $35.00 to $40.00
Suits, and Raincoats
or Overcoats
Superbly tailored In every detail No
where else on the entire coast will
you be able to find euch a aplendid
array of hand tailored auits, overcoats
and raincoats as we ahow at this price.
We would like to have you compare
these with $35 to $40 values elsewhere.
Choice at only
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Cutting and Slashing PRICK, Almost Giving Away Men's Fine Garments
In that, and that alone, do we see the one certain prospect of freeing ourselves from the fearful situation thrust upon
. , , us by the sudden, acute shortage of money. Carrying the crushing load of $75,000 worth of
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GREATEST CLOT
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SALE
Of modern times a retail sale so stupendously successful that the number of garments selling every day reaches into
the hundreds. Nothing compares with the magnitude, the overwhelming success of this extraordinary sale.
You Save One-Half to Two-Thirds
The absolute certainty of this outright big saving is the all-powerful magnet that daily draws the crowds. Tomorrow
you will see repeated the triumph, the marvelous selling of the opening days. Be here as early as you can. Checks
t and clearing house certificates accepted. Money cheerfully refunded.
READ EVERY ITEMSTORE OPEN TILL 10:30 SATURDAY NIGHT
3000 Pairs Men's
Pants in This Sale
Men's best quality $2.50 and $3 00
Pants at 1.35
Men's fine Worsted Pants, all colors,
$3.00 and $3.50 values for f 1.85
Men's best quality Dress Pants, $4.00
values in every color that is new and
up to date; choice only f 2.35
Men's -finest Dress Pants, all hand
tailored, $5.00 values at f2.85
Men's best make Dress Pants, $6.00
and $7.00 values at $3.85
Men's odd Vests, rea?ular $2.00 to
$4.00 values at f 1.00
Men's odd Coats and Vests, values no
to $18.00 Suits at 4.65
Men's Coats and Vests from no to
$25.00 Suits at 4.85
Satisfaction in every instance or
your money back.
MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN'S SUITS, OVER
COATS AND RAINCOATS
That cannot be duplicated elsewhere
for less than $12.50 to $15.00, you will
find in this sale at
Men's sixes and young; men'a in an
unlimited variety of patterns, as per
fect in fit and wearing; qualities as the
very finest grades; suits that alwaya
sell here at $12.50 and $15.00. All
sixes, 32 to 44, special sale price...
A SENSATIONAL OFFERING 1100 SUITS, OVERCOATS
AND RAINCOATS
These high grade clothes are our regular $18 and $20 values. We have
a reputation for doing things out of the ordinary of offering values
which fairly startle the buying public-tut this alluring inducement com
pletely overshadows any previous offer. It's a self-evident fact that we
are not concerned about cost or loss in this instance. It's up to you.
Now here's a bargain: Clothing as stylish as the highest priced tailor
could possibly produce; neat checks, neat mixtures, neat plaids and
browns, aa well as tried and true blues and blacks. Suits, overcoats or
cravenettes; single or double-breasted suits; medium or long or short
coats name it. The style, the color, the pattern you prefer they're
all here 33 to 48 bust measure; $18 and $20 values at
SALE AT THE BIG STORE IN THE MIDDLE OF THE BLOCK
CARE FARE AND RAILROAD FARE ALLOWED TO BUYERS LIVING WITHIN 50 MILES
$22.50 AND $25.00 SUITS, OVERCOATS OR CRAVENETTES
A RARE BARGAIN AT
Some extremely new ideas patterns we control exclusively mod
els that the most faatidious must approve. Plain weavea and so
many fancy patterns that the showing becomes almost confusing.
And all the famous Schloss Bros, and B. K. & W. makes. Perhaps
?'ou have not given much study to the clothing of today; if not,
t is well to compare these makes with any and all others. In
cluded are genuine Priestly Cravenette Raincoats in all the weaves,
colorings and models, Kersey, Beaver and Melton Overcoats in all
trie fashionable lengths. Every size from 34 to 48 in either Suits,
Overcoats or Cravenettes. Regular $22.50 and $25.00 values now
at ... f".8
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$27.50 AND $30.00 SUITS, OVERCOATS AND CRAVENETTES THAT
ARE WITHOUT A PEER AT
Garments that stand in a class by themselves, head and shoulders above the
average. Pure Woolens, some of America's best; some English weaves, but
warp and woof wool, and satisfaction where there's a thread left to tell the
tale. Tailored as only the skilled and costly artists employed by Schloss Bros,
and Brandegee, Kincaid & Wood can make them. Inside and out perfect in
construction, for the vitals are given the same attention as the visible parts.
Newspaper talk is cheap compared with the facts, but investigation will satisfy
the most skeptical that there is no clothing like these makes. Suits, Overcoats
and Cravenettes. Every size, short, long, stout, slim or regular. $27.50 to
$30.00 grades Sale price 14.85
Some Sensational
SUSPENDERS
Man's BOo Fancy and Plain Suspenders
special 25e
Men's 76c Fancy Holiday Suspenders spe
cial 500
Men's $1.36 Silk Lisle Suspenders, In fancy
individual boxes special 75e
Men's $1.50 Embroidered Silk Suspenders,
fancy boxes special, SI. OO
Men's $2.00 and $2.25 Fancy Silk Hand
embroidered Suspenders, In fancy Indi
vidual boxes special 81.50
GLOVES
Men's $1.50 Kid Dress Oloves special
at 1.15
Also all the latest shades in fine Dress
Oloves from the best glove makers In the
country at prices that will appeal to you.
Men's lKc Half Hose, plaint and fancy col
ors special 90
Men's 25c Half Hose plain or fancy col
ors. In cotton or wool special ..12
Men's S 5c Fancy Lisle Half-Hose special
190 3 tor 500
Mea a 75c bilk Lisle Half Hose, all shaue
special 350 S -for Bl.OO
Special Offerings in Men's furnishings
SniRTS
Men's Fancy Dress Shirts, $1.00 values
special $50
Men's $1.25 Dress Shirts special ....050
All the holiday shades In Cluett, Griffon,
and Star Shirts, all styles 81.50
HANDKEKCsilEf S
Men's 10c White and Fancy Border Hand
kerchiefs -special 50
Men's 15c White Linen Handkerchiefs
-special 1O03 for 250
Men's 25c Linen Initial Handkerchiefs
special ." 150
Men's 35a Silk Initial Handkerchiefs spe
cial 250
Men's 50c White and Fancy Silk Handker
chiefs special 350
Men's $1.00 Silk Initial Handkerchiefs
special 500
NECK WE AC
Men's 60c and 76c Neckwear In all the new
rainbow stripes special 350 8 for 81
Men's $1.00 Neckwear, new shades, for the
holidays special 500
Men's Scarf Pins and Cuff Links at one
half the regular Jewelers' prices.
The most complete assortment of White
and Fancy Vests In the city prices from
81.50 to 87.00.
Men's $1.25 Heavy Outing- Flannel Night
Robes In negligee or military collars, 62
lnch length special 890
UNDERWEAR
Men's 75c Heavy Cotton Ribbed Under- '
wear, all colors special .450
Men's $1 00 Wool Ribbed Underwear spe
cial 690
Dr. Wright's Standard $1.00 Fleeced Un-
.. derwear special 750
Men's $1.25 All-Wool Underwear, In vicuna
and natural colors special 950
Men's $1.50 Vicuna Underwear, extra heavy
all-wool fleeced special 81.15
Men's $1.75 Natural Ail-Wool Underwear
special 81.25
Men's $2.00 All-Wool Underwear, In natural
and vicuna special 81. SO
Men's $2.50 Natural Ail-Wool Double
Breasted Underwear special ....81.75
Men'a $2.75 All-Wool Fancy Striped Un
derwear special 82. OO
Men's $3.60 Fancy Silk and Wool Under
wear special 82.50
LOOK WHERE YOU WILL, YOU'LL EIND NO SHOE VALUES
TO EQUAL THESE
DRESS SHOES
Men's $3.00 Shoes, heavy, medium or light
weight, In box calf, vlci and patent colt
leathers bal. or blucher cut, all lasts
special -....$1.85
Men's $3.60 Dress Shoes, In vicl kid, corona
colt and box calf, bal. or blucher welt, all
sizes and lasts special 82.35
Men's $3.75 Welt Dress Shoes, medium solo,
in patent kid, vlci. and velour calf leath
ers, all styles special 82.85
Men's $4.50 Bench-made Shoes, all weights,
leathers, and sizes In up-to-date styles
special 83.45
Men's $5.00 Hand-made Dress Shoes, in
vicl kid, gunmetal and patent kid leath
ers, bal., blucher or button styles, every
pair guaranteed special 83.85
WORK SHOES
Men's $4.00 Work Shoes, 12-lnch top, full
stock calfskin, double sole special now
for ., 82.85
Men's $4.00 Old Hickory Russian Horse
hide Work Shoes special 82.85
Mens $4.60 Pillar, leather lined Work
Shoes special 83.45
Men's $5.00 full stock welt Work Shoes,
guaranteed waterproof special ..83.85
Men's $5.00 Northland full stock calfskin,
vlseolited 14-lnch top, guaranteed water
proof special 83.85
Men's $5.00 Conqueror, bench-made, guar
anteed waterproof special .83.85
Men's $6.00 Genuine Buckskin Welt Work
Shoes special 84.85
Men's $7.50 16-lnch Prospector Boot, heavy
welt sole, two-buckle top, vtscollzed.
guaranteed waterproof special . .86.00
Complete stock of Men's Bubbera
lowest Prioes.
AauapeUS and Oil Clothing, all ths bast
known makes, at ths lowest prioss.
SUITCASES
Men's $2.60 Genuine Keratol Suitcases
special 81.60
Men's $3.00 Imitation Alligator Suitcases
special 82.00
Men's $4.00 Leatherold Cases, waterproof
special .-82.85
Men's $6.00 Suitcases, with straps spe
cial 81.50
Men's $7.50 Genuine Cowhide Cases spe
c'ftl 85.00
Men's $10.00 Genuine Cowhide Cases spe
clal 87.50
UMBRELLAS
Men's $1.60 Rainproof Umbrellas spc-
clal 81. OO
Men's $2.25 Umbrellas, fancy handles spe
c,al ' 81.50
Men's $3.00 Gloria Bilk Umbrellas spe-
clftl 82.00
Men's $3.50 Silk Umbrellas, silver-mounted
handles special ........ ...... .82.50
Men's $4.50 Silk Umbrellas special S3.0O -It's
easy to choose for him asst.
"Out of
the High Rent
District"
"Not in
the High Priced
Clique."
THIRD ST.
CLOTHING COMPANY
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THIRD ST.
Between ;
Oak and Pine
Streets
"Horse
shoes Over the
Doors"
PLENTY OF COIN
Mrs. Kate Qtiigley Goes to
f, the Police Station' and
j Demands Shelter.
- Mrs. Kate A. Oulgley. who has been
before the countv boars of relief sev
eral times for assistance and who is
eald to have something like $40,000
worth of property in Portland,' applied
at the police station for a place to stay.
She Is . suffering with rheumatism In
both feet Clearing house certificates
amounting to $600 were found on her
person. . r
Chief Gritzmacher sent the woman to
the matron's rooms on the too floor of
the prison .- building and later she
went away to remain temporarily
with friends. ' Mrs. 'Quigley Says she is
willing to pay . $20 for her keen. The
authorities had succeeded In finding her
a. place, but when-the person who had
agreed to keep the woman for this
amount found out that It was Mrs.
Quigley; they turned down the offer.
Various hospitals and charitable insti
tutions hav declined to make room
for her. " .
The countv board of relief refused to
do anything for her owing to the fact
that they investigated' and found that
she owns considerable property on both
sides of the river. : ., '
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Metsger saves you money on Jewelry.
BARN COLLAPSES AND
FALLS INTO THE GULCH
A barn belonging to W. H. Smith and
standing at the southeast corner of
East Second and Oak streets collapsed
yesterday. It la believed the structure
had been- weakened by the high winds.
Two cows were, in the barn at the time
and when the building fell over they
were thrown into a gulch in ' which the
water is about five feet deep.
In grat numbers neighbors, as neigh
bors will, tame to the assistance of the
cows and they were soon rescued. One
of tha animals was Injured about th
legs, The other cow, was, contused
about, the back, but with the- exception
of several slight abrasions Is all right
ana will oe ready lor tne dairy again in
a rew oays.
The barn Is a wreck.
It is now reported that, former Got
ernor Heyward of South Carolina has
decided not to re a candidate for the
seat of united Btates (Senator Latimer.
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AfWATS WAS SXOX.
When a man says be always was
sick troubled with a cough thai lasted
all winter what would you think if
he should say he never' was sick since
using Ballard's Horehound Syrup. Such
a man exists.
Mr. J. C Clark, Denver, Colorado,
writes: "For years I was troubled
with a severe cough that would last
all winter. This cough left me in a
miserable condition,; I tried Ballard's
Horehound Syrup and have not had a
sick day since. That's what it did for
me." ,-Bold ty au druggists. . . -
SINGERS FLOCK INTO HOTEL
LIKE GROUP OF CANARIES
Talk about your singers, you should
have teen in the lobby of : the Hotel
Portland about nood yesterday; and you
yould fiavo seen enough , of them to put
on an ordinary opera, "comlo or other
wise. "". ; '1 , ' 'V;;;1 ',
To be sure Madame Calve was there.
She was watting' for her automobile to
take her afternoon spin. And while
waiting her' mail arrived. 'There was a
box full of letters, all from European
Cities. , -V .: ' -' . v .
The madame's letters come to New
Tork by mall anS are sent to her heed-
quarters there. Then ones' every week
they are collected, put in a common old
box and. shipped by express to where-
evrr ins singer Happens to be singing.
And the madam was so happy, oil, so
nappy vnis morring. tine almost lorgoi
ner luiumoDiia ria. r --
Strutting- about the corridor smoking
a pipe wasl Kugene Cowles, formerly of
the Bostonlans, now with Marie Cahlll.
Then there was Mrs. Cowles herself, and
Of course Marie Cahlll appeared on the
scene and a'niost made It complete.
Monsieur Aubrlnue. wlth .M iJ ina
Calve, put the finishing touchrs i' ' 11 :j
act by af-pearlng just as ttia n-- :-
tiptoed down the bote' steps into ttia
big touring car. '
, Mettger saves you money on Jewelry.
Major O. V. Mensles, who is b ln
urged by his friends to become a can
dale for the Pemoc ratio nomination '
governor of Indiana, is a non-ut-u t
tha late Governor Hovey of tfnt .-.
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