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THE OREGO DAILY JOURNAL TOm
fo, ttXJESDAY EVENING, jTU&Y, 83. 1008.
LEW
BROS,
IN WHICH TO SI
& COMFAMf
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IVEN THIRTY 1
$30,000 FROM
00,000
ock or
BOSTON S
This gigantic adjustment sale has now been in progress one week Much merch
days is a big undertaking and have redoubled their efforts. Another big price cut has b
and slashed selling prices alone must accomplish this desired end. At the conference h
Chicago in charge of the store and-give them full authority to make such prices as were
cago to conduct the sale, and he means to leave no stone unturned to make this the grei
owes
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Prices on the following lines will be slaughtered:
Men's and Boys' Suits, Hats, Shoes, Sox, Suspenders,
Underwear, Shirts, Neckwear, Ladies' Suits, Waists,
Skirts, Knitted and Muslin Underwear, Shoes, Fur
nishings. All of these are being sold at prices less
than the actual first cost of the raw material. Do
you realize what this means to you?
5
iYIni9s Suite
350 MEN'S ALL-WOOL SUITS in cassimeres, worsteds, d I
etc.: values up to $12.50 Now for w if
1200 MEN'S DOUBLE-BREASTED SUITS, blue serges, all-wool cassi-
meres, DiacK miners, regular $ib.su fl fj a
Your choice now at only J 0 Hif
Your choice of more than 1000 up-to-date, high-grade Suits, hand-tailored
from best imported material. This line included most of the leading
makes of clothing and ranges in value from $22.50
to $35.00 Your choice
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SHOES
600 pairs of Men's Shoes, broken
lines, values up to $3.00, J QQ
Men's $4.00 Shoes, patent leather
Blucher, to close out at, (P'O A C
the pair D L&O
Two lots Men's High-Grade Box Calf
Shoes, in assorted styles 7 F
and sizes, now $1.50 and.y) I O
Men's High-Cut Logger,
reg. $6.00, now OOmVO
Large line Ladies' Kid Oxfords and
Bals, latest shapes, reg. flj 1 4 C
price $2.50 and $2.75 J) 1 .4"0
450 pairs Ladies' Patent and Enamel
Oxfords, extra quality and cheap at
the regular price of $3.50, 7 C
now D J O
Misses', Bovs' and Children's Shoes
at less than half price. You can save
big money if you buy now.
Men's Shirts
500 Men's $1.00 Shirts, extra value,
now
500 Men's Shirts, assorted styles and
sizes, T5c value
45c
39c
Men's Overalls
39c
Ladies' Ready-to-Wear
1,000 Ladies' Wrappers, all kinds and
sizes, values up to $2.00, now CAr
only OU
Ladies' Broadcloth Skirts, many of
them worth $3.50 to $4.00, dj A A
must gp at 4) I UU
SPECIAL 400 Ladies' Skirts, Pana
mas and Voiles, in latest styles and
selling in the regular way d A AP
at $12.50 and $15, going at. Vt.yO
Ladies' Waists will be sold at prices
lower than the lowest. 180 PA
dozen $1.25 waists to go at. . .OlC
200 dozen Assorted Waists, fC.r
reg. $2.00, will sell at "OC
One assorted lot Ladies' Silk Waists,
strictlv down to date, reg. fl t i A
$3.00 and $4.50, now J) 1 .y
One big line of Ladies' Wash Suits,
line materials and including every
thing in the store up to
H.00, now
Black Sateen Underskirts, nC
reg. $2.50, $3.00 and $3.50. . . 70L
Comforters
Several dozen Comforters, which reen-
larly sell at $1.25, now 45; reg-u- 7P
larly $1.50, now
$2.50
Specials Specials
Pure Castile Soap, regular 5c' a ike, -
now 1Q
Carter's Black Letter Ink, the 10c f
kind; while it lasts, per bottle 1C
100 dozen bottles Carter's Mucilage,
regular price 5c, now gQ
Carter s Library Paste, the 10c size,
now
13 dozen Lace Corset Covers, beautifully
trimmed, $1.25 values, now rA
only 5UC
A few $1.50 Blankets left, both white and
gray, will be sold for jr
only QC
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ise has alreadv been sold, but Lewis Bros. Co. realize that to raise $30,000 in thirty
;n made, and from now on goods will be sold regardless of loss- Money must be raised
ween Mr. Faur Strain ana nis creaitors 11 was aeciueu 10 piace l,cwis jdi u&. ut ui
ought necessary. Mr. A. W. Lewis, with a staff of four assistants, was sent from Uhi-
st sale ever held in Portland.
0LLAIR APPEAL TO YOU?
This is the most marvelous opportunity you were
ever afforded to "lay in" a stock of necessities. Nev
er was merchandise sold in such vast quantities, nor
at prices so phenominally low. The Boston Store's
loss is your gain, and to miss this chance you do
yourself a positive injustice.
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A LOT OF ODDS ANp ENDS IN BOYS' SUITS, ages 6 (J?
to 16; while they last, for only - K
400 BOYS' SUITS, WELL MADE, SERVICEABLE, all styles
and sizes; regular $3.00 and $3.50 grades now only
900 BOYS' ALL-WOOL SUITS, VERY BEST MATE
RIALS, latest cuts; regular $4.50 grade now only
A large line of Boys' Summer Suits, up.to-date worsteds, cassimeres, serges;
well-known brands at less than half price.
Men's and Boys' Shirts and Underwear will be among the real bargains.
Everything in this line at way below cost
1.50
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Suitcases
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24-inch Full Leather Suitcases,, brass
trim miners, ranvas-lined. strong steel
frames, regular $5.50, now
onlv
'U-inrh Extra Heavy Cowhide
Suitcases, regr. $7.50, now. .
22-inch and 24-inch Suitcases, best qual-
itv. stronsr. silk or leather
lined, reg. $10.00, now
$3.50
$4.50
best nual-
$6.75
Hats
Any Man's Hat in the store, including
test grades of regular $.'!.00 Q
and $3.50 hats 9lU7
One lot of Men's $2.00 Hats, as- As
sorted styles, now going at C
FIRST AND SAIL
Men's Waist and Bib Overalls, 8
ox., reg. 75c. now
iVf:.?:::..1.o.S0c Men s Underwear
Men's Waist and Bib Overalls, 12 A large lot of Men's 50C Summer f o
Oz, reg. $1.00, now Ijr Balbriggan Underwear, now at loC
LEW
BROS
VION STR
&. COMPANY
Miscellaneous
Children's Heavy Ribbed Hose, all Ladies' 50c Muslin Corset 'IF
sizes, regular 15c value, now Hr Covers, while they last Ov
onlv IV
Special Ladies' Summer Vests, C
regular 25c, now Uv
All W. T. and R. & G. Corsets, re-
President Suspenders, regular Q
50c. now l-yC
Four-ply 15c Linen Collars 3 gardless of regular price, J 1 AA
Special line Men's Handkerchiefs. 2 now P1UU
Men's 2 for 25c Handkerchiefs .. .5
Ladies' 25c and 35c Muslin 1 A
Drawers 1 VV
Ladies' 5,0c and 75c Muslin OC-
Drawers, extra quality Ldj
Ladies' regular 5c Cotton Hand-
kerchiefs 1. V
Ladies' Fine Ribbed Seamless Hose,
absolutely stainless, regular A
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25c, now
Copy of Original Contract
Articles of Agreement
BETWEEN
PAUL STRAIN and CREDITORS
We, the undersigned, mutually agree tqjIace the $100,000 stock of
Paul Strain, known as The Boston Stone, situated at First and Salmon
streets, Portland, Or., in the hands of Lewis Bros. & Co. of Chicago.
Lewis Bros. & Co. are to have full and complete charge of the store
for a term of 30 days, commencing July 22, and are given authority to
sell merchandise at prices low enough to assure the sale of $30,000 worth
in the above "mentioned time.
PAUL STRAIN.
J. L, KLINE, Adjuster for Creditors.
$30,000 Must Be Raised Regardless of loss
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