The Oregon daily journal., February 07, 1909, Page 49, Image 49

THE OREGON , SUNDAY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, . SUNDAY MORNING, .FEBRUARY 7. 190S. .
Conducted by J. R Burke for the Sole Benefit of Creditors
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MKlapper, one of the stockholders of the Karo-Klapper Company, Inc., buys all the S
interests of other stockholders and becomes the sole owner of the store. By so doing
he also assumes the enormous liabilities of the corporation due within a few days.
Utterly unable to meet the obligations he turns the entire store over to me, with the
request that the xlaims of his creditors be settled at any cost In order to carry out
his instructions to the letter, I will, for the next three weeks, conduct an extraordi-1
nary sale, unknown before in the mercantile, history of Portland. The sale involves
nearly $38,000 worth of Karo-Klapper Company's stock and about $16,000 worth of
new arrivals of spring stock, on which I have showri no mercy in cutting and slashing J
the prices. I can conscientiously say that I am offering you these goods at from j
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FACSIMILE LETTER OF M KLAPPER TO J. P. BURKE, WHICH I$
i SELF-EXPLANATORY
5 0 SALESPEOPLE WANTED
Apply Monday Before 9:00 A. M.
As plainly shown in the sample list below. Some items are great enough to last for a
few hours, so I advise an early visit. Sale begins Monday, February 8, at 9:30 a. m.
J. P. BURKE; Sales Manager
Domestic Dept
Regular $1.25 Blahkets for...T3
Regular $2,50 Blankets for.. f 1.39
American and Simpson print Cali
coes, in black, red, gray and
white, in new fancy pattern;
regular 8c value, yard 5
Outing ' Flannels in all desirable
shades and patterns; 15c value,
- the yard . r. , , i n s . .
The entire stock of Comforters
and Pillow HALF PRICE
Regular 12c crash Towels...
Regular 12c crash Toweling, the
yard 7
Regular 10c Mosquito Netting, the
yard 11
Flannelette
Gowns at 89c
Ladies' and misses' flannelette
Gowns in fancy stripes, some come
in tolled collars and cuffs while
others are made in collarless ef
fects, one or two of a kind, and
about 50 garments are in this lot:
value Qpo $22&fi rr. ,n ; r.89f
Black Sateen
Skirts 69c
.About 300 sateen Petticoats, made
of superior mercerized sateens,
in black only, cut in full and
nicely trimmed in clusters of
shirring; regular $1.75 value. 69
Heatherbloom Skirts and wool Pet
ticoats, odds and ends too
numerous to mention; they are
going at..'. HALF PRICE
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$4.00 Corsets
for 89c
One lot of Corsets, including the
best $4 grade and none worth less
than $2; come in drab, black and
white, no two alike, only 255 in
this lot, so come early and pick out
the best; ypur choice while they
last 89
Ladies' Capes
and Jackets
I never misrepresent anything these Capes
and Jackets are not the latest styles, by. any
means, but the prices will talk:. Ladies arM
Misses Short Jackets, tight-fitting styled,
colors gray and tan, mostly small sizes, for
merly priced at $5.00 to $10.00 ........ .59
Ladies' Short Capes, in cheviot and plush,
regularly sold for $5.00. . : . .39$
Ladies' High-Grade Long Capes, made of
broadcloth, cot in full and well made, former
prices up to $15.00 .$1.59
Biggest Silk
Values
Thousands of yards of Plain and Fancy
Silks, including Rajahs,i Chinas, Taffetas,
Habtais, Pongees, in all colors and widths,
some in 3 to 5-yard lengths and others in
lengths long enough for dresses. The en
tire stock of silk goes regardless of cost or
value, and it; means the values up to $4.00
per yard. They are going at 39
Ladies' Waist
Values
Ladies' Shirtwaists, made of fancy
fabrics, plain tucked; $1.50 to
$175 value .,49
Another lot of Shirtwaists, made
of fancy waistings, after the lat-
. est models; values $250 to $3,
.choice 93
Another lot of ladies' Waists, made
of sheer woolen waistmgs, trim'd
in tucks and buttons; values up
to $4. f
Muslin Under
wear at Half
Odds and . ends in ladies' muslin
Underwear, including skirts, corset
covers, night gowns and chemise;
will go at......... HALF PRICE
Notions
4c paper Pins... :. 1
25c value Arm Bands...'. 9
Regular 25c Back and" Side Combs
at .;.6f
Handkerchief!, Neckwear, Ruching,
Belts, CoHart, Supporters and Tics,
and hundreds of other little things
will go at . i
One Half of Cost '
Ladies' Suits,
Coats and Skirts
The entire stock of Ladies' Tailor-Made
Suits, in broadcloth, kersey, cheviot and
chevron, in plain and fancy colors, made after
the latest dictates of fashion, with semi-fitting
long jackets; two-seamed sleeves, turn
back cuffs, trimmed in braids and buttons.
Skirts are in gored models, in plain or fancy
finish. The entire stock, ranging in price
from $15.00 up to $40.00, will be offered
at .... .HALF PRICE
About 100 Ladies' Long Coats, trimmed in
braids, semi-fitting effects, all prices and
sizes, at ....ONE HALF
About 300 Dress Skirts, made of voile, bril
liantine, Panama and Sicilian cloth, all sizes
and colors, at , HALF PRICE
Men's Suits
Men's All-Wool Suits, made of cheviot and
English cloths, in brown, black and colors,
regular $15.00. value .?7.49
Regular $20.00 Suits, made of English Thi
bet, in brown, black, gray and invisible
stripes, self-retaining fronts and padded
shoulders, values $20.00, now $9.08
Men's High-Grade Suits, in all the desir
able colors and shades, regular $30.00 value,
at, the suit $12.50
Men's Tailor-Made Suits, in all the latest,
fabrics, also black, reg. $35.00 val. $15.00
$40.00 and $45.00 Suits going at... $17.50
Lonsdale Muslin
7C
Staple as sugar. You know
the price of pure white Lons
dale ..Muslins regular price
12j4c to 15c the yard
Dress Linings
Regular 35c grade Mercerized
Sateens, in many desirable col
ors, the yard HlA$
Entire Line of Dress Linings,
colors black, white and drab,
values up to 25c, the yard 8
Shoe Dept.
Ladies' high-grade Dress Shoes,
, vici and French kid, Blucher cut,
in all sizes, all lasts and widths'.
$4 and $5 values, pair. .. .3.10
Men's Dress and Vorking Shoes,
bals, Bluchers and congress, all
styles and sizes; regular $4 and
$5 values, the pair. .-.-iSMO
Misses' School and Dress Shoes,
in all the imaginable styles; $2.50
and $3 values, choice $ 1.19
Children's and infants' Shoes, the
very best ever made; regularly
sold for $2 to $3, the pair. $1.19
Misses' and young ladies' Oxfords,
black, tan and combination; reg
ular values $2 to $2.50, pair.93t
Ladies' and misses' Rubbers, regu
lar values up to 75c, pair.. .39e
Men' nd boys' Gtim Boots, hip
or knee length; $5, $6 and $7.50
values HALF PRICE
Umbrellas at a
Sacrifice
Ladies' and gentlemen's high
grade silk' Umbrellas, with gold
and silver handles; regular val
ues tip to $10.... f2.98
Values up to $5............f 1.5.
Men's Umbrellas, ' covered with
fine English gloria, natural wood
-handles; values up to $175, your
choice ...'..
Children's" plain and fancy Umbret-
.i las; value up to $1. 33
Hosiery One Half
Children's fast black, ribbed Hose,
reenforced heel and double toe;
regularly sold for 15c pair.... 5
Ladles' fast black Hose, regularly
sold for 35c, the pair.....,,.18f
Ladies1 and misses' plain and fancy
Hose, black or tan; value up to
75c, the pair. . . , , . . . .33
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Silk Petticoats
About 100 Silk Petticoats, made of extra
heavy taffeta, trimmed in ruffles and clusters
of shirrinV, cut in full and well made, all col
ors, mostly black, values up to $9.00. .$3.08
Mackintoshes
for a Song
When I say Men's High-GraJe Mackin
toshes for almost a song, I mean to give
you something more than value. These
Mackintoshes are made of all-wool cloths
and properly rubberized, making them abso
lutely waterproof. They are the highest
class of raincoats ever made. Reg. $10.00
value . . n. 91.98
Velvets and
Velveteens
Silk Velvets in all colors, most
ly in short lengths, $1.50 and
$2.00 values, the yard. . . .79
VELVETEENS, regular 50c,
75c, 85c and $1.00 grades, at
the uniform price of. . .37
Lace Curtains in
s
Desien
Valuea tip to $2 the pair 5T
Lace Curtains, fancydesigns, from
$4 to $7 the pair., ......t.f 1.19
Cretonne, in all colors and designs;
"regular 15c value, the yard... 8
Brass Curtain Rods, 15c value.. 6 L
Knit Underwear
at Half
Our entire stock of ladles, misses'
and children's knit Underwear, in
cotton or wool, will-go at. . HALF
$2.00 House Wrappers
69c
A lot of 129 assorted Wrappers,
made of fine percale, in -light,
dark and medium shades, with
or without fancy trimminirsj
regular valuea up to $2.,..69f
Toy
s!
j The entire Stock of ' foreign and
domestic Toys, including steam en
gines, and mechanical. toys; values
up to $1.50, choice. ...,.v..-...6
Chftdren's Dresses
A large assortment of children's
Dresses, in plain cotors ' and
fancy plaids,- well made; values
$5 to $7, choice, .i...,,3.
Extraordinary
Sweater Values
.300 all-wool Sweaters 'and
Sweater Coats in dozens of
styles and colors: $3.50, $4 and
$5 values, going at. ...... ..89
Bag
125 of them; value up to $4,
choice .. . . . .. . ... .. .99 f
Men's Underwear
Men's heavy ribbed Underwear;
l value 3T
Men's natural gray and camels
hair, ribbed Underwear, silk
front and pearl buttons; $1.50
value 69
Men's, high-grade woolen .Un
derwear; reg. $2 ralue.91.11
Men's Hats and
Caps
Men's soft and stiff Hats, in all the
latest shapes, colora and sizes; $3
and $3.50 values, 91.29
A lot of men's high class Hats; $5
value ...929
Men's Caps, in all styles and
shades; 50c and 75c values. . .29
Men's Furnish
ings
Men s fine ribbed black cotton
Socks; regular 12ic value, the
pair ......i..5V
Men's 35c heavy all-wool Socks,"
the pair i . .4
President Suspenders, regular 50c
value 37V
Regular 25c Suspenders 16
15c boys' Suspenders 9
Men's regular 10c white Handker
chiefs 25c men's fine cambric Handker
chiefs .,9e
Men's silk and satin Four-tn-Hand
Ties; 35c and 40c values. ,..19
Men's 2l,c linen Collars, all sizes
and styles
Men's leather Belts, values up to.
50c ' .....11
; Laces, Embroideries "
'All odds and ends; values op to
35c, the yard.'.... ,...
50 Salespeople Wanted Apply, Monday Before 9:00 A. M.
Men's Overshirts
500 odds and ends in men's Over
shirts, made of madras, sateen,
percale and fancy shirtings; 50c,
75c and $1 values, all colors and
sizes v.S3V
Men's Negligee Shirts, made of
' novelty fabrics, in all colors nad
sizes; $1 value....,..., ....39
Men'a blue chambray Golf Shirts,
with attached cuffs, shaped arm
holes, extra yoke and gussets;
$1.25 value;,... ........ ....89
AH the other Shirts, values up to
$2.50, going: at uniform price
of P2a
Men's
and Boys' Over
coats Odds and ends in men's and
boys Overcoats a4 Cravenettes
at ONE-HALF OF . ORIGINAL
COST. I
Boys' heavy all-wool Overcoats-
. $7.00 value ...,.. 83.39
$12.00 value ........... . . f 4.4 8
Leather
Suitcases and
' Bags :
AT HALF OF ACTUAL COST.
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