THE OREGON SUNDAY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING. JULY 26, 1001
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Indeed and It's No Picnic the Big Price Boys Are Having This Year!
Really, we didn't start out to clean them up so quickly and so completely as we have done. We thought only of giving the public furniture at reasonable prices, and had no idea that sb many
people would be convinced of THE TRUTH OF OUR'GENUINE VERY LOW NO-RENT BARGAIN PRICES. We knew the public had been fooled so much on fake advertising that many peo
ple would read our ads and say, "Oh, hot air!" but we overestimated the number of skeptics. Of course, we knew that if the people only took the trouble to investigate our prices it would be
"all off" with the Big Price Boys, but we had no idea so many would do so. Why, even July, when trade is supposed to be dull, will be one of the biggest months we've had in fact, so large that
we have had to increase our force of salesmen. But, say do you realize what a storm we have precipitated? Have you any idea of the extent of the anger we have aroused in the Big Price Boys?
Do you know how sore they are on us? However, if it angers the Big Price Boys to have us furnish your home at reasonable prices, if it enrages them to have us stand between the public and a
-"holdup," IF IT MAKES THEM "B Oil, OVER" WHEN w"POINTOUT THAT A 50 PER CENT REDUCTION ON A SPECIAL. SALE CONVICTS THEM OF EINGREGU
LARLY AT 100 PER CENT PROFIT, then we say that we are to be congratulated for foe enemies we have made, and the Big Price Boys can "take that and smoke it in their old cob pipes."
No other new firm ever before jumped in and in six months established one of the very largest businesses in the city; but, of course, no other firm was ever in the position to give the extraordinarily low
prices we have given, because
Others Pay Rent, We Collect Rent on Half Our Own Building -Who Can Sell the Cheapest?
Now for a general clean up of samples and odd pieces before our August inventory, nd to make room for our big fall stock large purchases
made by our Mr. S. H. Morgan who has just returned from the eastern market During this Clean Up Sale you will secure some
rare bargains, but no 50 per cent reductions, mind you, because we never mark goods high enough to permit such
cuts. If we did we could not honestly advertise as a low priced firm. However, excepting Phonographs, Records and Shades
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Everything Will Be Reduced fro
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5 to
25 This Week
Library Table
This handsome Full Quarter-Sawed
Oak Library Table, in the weath
ered finish, like cut, is on special
,fe.s.w::k $5.00
You Can't Afford to Mis9 It.
Rockers Reduce
From 15 to 25
Per Cent
Last week we put on sale 187 varieties of rockers. We sold a large number, but still have a very
large selection and can please you at small cost Rockers require a lot cjf room, and we must re
duce our stock to about 57 varieties.
This Rocker
A specimen bargain; we won't
mention its value; we want to see
how many people recognize a big
bargain. It is solid oak, wooden
seat and rodded; is an extra strong
rocker. The Big Price Boys would
call it a $6 rocker, but it isn't
we'll be frank; we never ask $6
for it, although others do. How
ever, we will sell only one to each
person, and deliver it at our con
venience.
Do You Know Rocker
Values? We'll See
Big Mission Rocker
This is an elegant Weathered
Oak Rocker, upholstered In
genuine brown Spanish leather.
The Big Price Boys would call
it a $14.00 rocker. We sell it
at $11.00. This week it will
cost you
only
$8.25
Dressers
Reduced From
15 to 25 Per Cent
This Week
Equals a 50 per cent reduction by
the Big Price Boy.
$8 00 fir Dreaser, apecial . . .$6.50
$9 00 fir Dresser, special. . .7.00
$1000 royal oak Dresser. . $T.T5
$12 50 genuine oak Dresser. $9.50
$12.50 maple Dresser 9.60
$13 50 royal oak Dresser $10.00
$18 00 oak Dresser, spl . . $15.00
$19 00 quarter-sawed oak Dresser,
special ' $1.00
$25.00 quarter-sawed oak Dresser,
special 921.00
$30 00 birdsere iriaole Dressrr. re-
Fo3 Qturter-aawed oak, best east-! cial $25. OO
rn Biaaofaeture; this handsome j $41 50 quartered oak Dresser, spe-
Drewer (like cut) would cost you cial $33.00
Ortr $J0 elsewhere; thi week it wills $55 00 quartered oak DreMer. spe
coet ypa only., fie.OOj cial $45.00
OTHERS PAY RENT, WE C0LLECTRENT 0NHALF OUR
OWN BUILDING WHO CAN SELL THE CHEAPEST?
W. L. MORGAN
GEO. T. ATCHLEY
8. H. MORGAN
81-83-65
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ACORN
RANGES-TheGREAT
FUEL SAVERS
We have secured one of the oldest and best lines of Steel Ranges
made in America the celebrated ACORN, which has stood the
test of 75 years. To make a better range than the ACORN is
impossible.
Acorn Ranges Bake Well!
To nse every possible unit of heat, to carry the smoke out freely
with an ordinary chimney, to distribute the heat evenly over all
the oven surfaces, the ACORN Sheet Flue is carefully propor
tioned to the oven and to the fire box. Heavy asbestos board
lines the flues, and by preventing waste of heat through the walls
of the range concentrates the strength of the fire on the oven, so .
that, besides baking excellently,
Acorn Ranges Bake Quickly?
The ACORN Hot-Blast Fire Box insures the greatest possible
fuel economy and is found exclusively in ACORN Steel and
Cast Ranges. No fuel is wasted in fire box. No heat is wasf
ed in flues. ACORNS are the great fuel-savers. In three
years there are 1,095 days. An ACORN Range, saving 5 cents'
worth of fuel a day.
Will Pay for Itself in Three Years!
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411 Stevei and Ranges Reduced, 15 and SO Per Cent This Week.