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Wc offer this FREE premium in order to have you
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investigate the great qualities 'of our bteel Kange
range for quick baking which has no equal in the
wide world. We know it 16,000 people in Port
land know it and we want you to know it. This great"
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and investigate. our,,oner, ior it is a special saving 10 you. me pnee oi me range
remains the s'anieWey-are all marked with th.e prices in plain figures
Wa PilO to $55.00
YOU NEED , PAY BUT THE SMALL SUM OF ONE DOLLAR A WEEK
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These garments arc equal to those sold 1
in any store in town at $20 and ' .. .
in some stores at $25 - . r ' '
The well khown reliability of our statements
assures you the bestvalues in thecity :
COME IN AND LET US SHOW YOU
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Third and Oak
1st and Yamhill
MOYER
PRETTY MISS OF PONY BALLET
OWNS PLANTATION IN VIRGINIA
8vn hundred acrea 6t good, rich old
Virginia aoll in her own name. And
till aha la a chorua girl. Mta Thelma
Aaudrle, (with an acuta accent on th
e." if tou Dlease). on of tha aemlnary
f lrla in 'The Honeymoon ' company, at
ha Baker last week, ia the girl who
haa tha land. But Thelma Aaudrle,
("e" accented again), la not her real
name. And thla isn't a press agent's
notice, either.
Miss-Annie , but what's the useT
Tou don't know her, and it wouid make
her angry If her real name were print-ed;-
Miss Thelma Aaudrle that's her
stage name, (all stage folk have a stage
name, .you know, whether they are in
the chorus, or otherwise) Uvea In
Washington. D. C. This land that she
owns,( really, ahe owns it and no kid
ding about UK la not far from Alex
andria, Vs. Alexandria la just across
the Potomac from old Washington.
If you saw "The Honeymooners," dur
ing last week, perhaps you noticed a
petite, lively, little thing in tha pony
ballet. That's Miss Aaudrle, the owner
of that Virginia land.
Miss Aaudrle won't mind the things
being printed about her land and the
mention of her graceful dancing in the
ballet, and all that, but she would ob
ject like the dickens to having her real
name printed, In spite of the fact that
away out here in Portland no one knows
Miss Aaudrle or her real name. But
some one in the east might see and
know. That's why MIbs Thelma's real
name la left out,. Miss Thelma has one
f;reat ambition. 8ome day she -plans
o live on that 700 acres. And alone.
Young Hunter Shoots Companion.
(Calttd Pre Ltsata Wire.)
Fresno, Cat, Oct. -26. Henry . Lunp,
17 years of axe. Is under arrest for
Wiling Carl Berg, of the same age, by
snooting mm m tne -neca with a rino.
Liung asserts that the shooting was r-
accident and that he was loading .J
gun at the time. The boy were with
a party of comrades when, the killing
took place. Lung had fired at a squir
rel and dropped behind to reload. Pow
der staina about the wound Indicate
that the shot was fired. at close range.
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We not (my sell you the best Airtight Heating Stoves made, but we will supply you
absolutely FREE ALL these accessories:
FREE
All the Pipe That's Needed. A $1.50 Wood-Lined Stove
board. A Collar and Elbow
Our "Prize" Heaters are the best airtight stoves on the market., Tliey cost very little
from ?13 to ?17 and warm your room as perfectly 'as. a $60 heater They have a
body made of rolled sheet steel not- sheet iron and inside is feenforced by cast lin
ing of gray iron, thoroughly protecting the sheet steel. Has' large door and .smoke
curtain.. These heaters are warrmnted for five years, and we know of them being used
in Portland ten years. , " . ' . .
2Mb. Feather Pillows
Tuesday Special At
These, are guaranteed-to be all feathers, made by the cele
brated Emmerick Pillow Co. They are perfectly sanitary
and in neat ticking.' How can we do it ? How are we able
to offer any of these great bargains? By our perfect system
of buying. We ship goods in sufficient quantities to obtain
jobbers' prices. It's all in the buying. On sale Tuesday.
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Lace Curtain Sped
We arc offering extra special values in pur
Lace Department this week. You ought to
see those fine Arabian curtains "we are of
fering for $2.50, and also those values at,
$1.50. No jobber could quote you a
lower price, and no retail dealer in Portland
can match our figure. : '
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Extra Spec
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Our Carpet department always leads when it comes to V matter of price, for the
same reason our prices in furniture are the lowest for the same class of goods.
It's all in the buying. Our system is so perfectly organized that'we are able to
pick up snaps in the eastern markets if any are to be had, and then, by buying in
such great quantities, we are able to command better prices' than smaller pur
chasers. Look at this: ' .
Bigelow Axminster Carpet, $1 .60
Vou know what they ask you for genuine Bigelow! Carpet in other stores; you pay
fully $2 to $2.25; our special price on two mighty fine patterns is only, . (f C(
per yard . i 1 U W
Umku
f Only 39c a Ya
rd
This is a good grade Printed Lino
leum, sold in other stores at 80c.
Our big Tuesday special, 2
patterns, not laid, per yard : .
39c
Chairs$12
Leather Covers
Spring Upholstering
Muslin Sheets 72x90 Siz37c Each
On sale Monday 24 dozen fine Sheets at this low price". " Only six to a customer;
no phone orders received, deliveries only with other-goods. 'How can we do it?
It's all in the buying. We buy everything in large quantities, even bed sheets.
We cannot fill mail orders for these sheets or pillows. ' . . , '
Clock Shelves
iThest little Clock Shelves
are made of eastern wal
nut and. are -5x12 .inches
in sire;, this 60c size
only
Other sizes in like man
ner reduced in price. '
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$15 IWorris,'
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ff2 rVeek:-$1Down "14
-"1 Wifl Hold for future Delivery . SMST
OO1I0' Second and Yamhill
Just
Like
Cut
These Morris Chairs have solid oak frames in the golden
or weathered finish, covered with , a hjgh grade of Chase
leather that will stand the wear and
tear "of vears
brass rod and brack
positions.' The
msn, covcrcu wuii n;gn graae 01 lnase
rill stand the wear and - -of
service. Fitted with ffT I O)
rackets, and recline in five V I
regular price, is $15.00.
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