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Monmouth's Big' Store
Wo havo (Icci.lcl to th-st- out our i-utin- Mock of iium.'h, boys' and children cloth
ing; nu-nV women' ami chihiicf-V .nackii.t.1. unl rain contx; women', roifwV ami
chihlrcn'a capes, jackets nml furs. All thvm pmU to g at Hucrificc price
Regardless of Costfor Cash.
Wo have Urn largest anl bet Mock .of clothing caj.es and jackets in Polk county,
and it in a great pity to daughter price on these pok Rut we need money more than
we need the good, ho wo have decide.! to make the sacrifice and fell them out absolutely
without profit. Our Iuhh in your pain.
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Below will be found a few of the Bargains we offer.
All our 15.00 men' suits and overcoats toga for only .10.95
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12.50 do do do do
1 1.50 men's and boys' do do
10.00 do do do do
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0 to $7.50 do do do do
5.00 do do do do
3.50 do do do do
2 and 2.50 do do do do
9.75
8.25
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G.75
4.95
3.75
2,25
1.75
We have boyt' two-piece f-uitn. age 4 to 14 years, as low as 1 per suit.
AH our 15.00 caj.es and jackets to go for only 10.75
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do 12.50 do do
do 9 and 10 do do
do 7.50 capes, jackets and furs
do 5,00 do do
Children's 4 to 5 do do
do 2 50 to 3.50 do do
,1a 0 00 1 do do
All oar $10.00 and 12.00 mackintoshes and box coats to go for. .
do 7.50 and 9.00 do do do . ,
Io 5 00 and .tt.50' do do do . .
lo 2.50 and 3.00 do do ' do .
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8.75
6.95
4.95
3.25
3.C0
2.25
1.25
.8.25
. 6.25
. 4.00
. 1.75
. 1.25
... i ' ...Mill i.K-io i-if 1 in renin s awaiting vou. On
The above prices will only give you u c
all other goods in our stove, except rubber goods, oil clothing and domestic we will allow
Discount of Ten per cent on all Cash Purchases
mounting to 1 or more, until further notice. Don't wait, come early andgetyour pick
out of the entire stock before the best goods are gone, for they have to go-thcy must go,
they will go, and when 'they are gone there will he no more such bargains. Remember,
This is a Gash Deal
So don't forget your pocket book. -
Kail u City leader.
Carl Johnson, the Woodman
is the titlo of the Woodmen
play during the holidays. W. H.
Mc Known is the manager and
has tlio aiTuir well under way
Nomination of officers und
other important business should
bring out evry Odd leliow
Saturday night.
A call lias been issued for a
Layman's Convention of the
I'.ugene District of the M. K.
church, to be held at Eugene be
ginning on the evening of the
Oltli s.f liiu moil th. The first
F II - - -
laragrapb of the call explains
its purpose: in pursuance ui
the action of the mstrici
Stewards' meeting held in
Albany, Oregon, Oct. IJOth, 1902
we hereby respectfully and
urgently call a Eugene District
,avmen Volunteer Convention
to meet in Eugene, Nov. 2 125,
1902. for the purpose of exten
ding our personal acquaintance,
further familiarizing ourselves
with the needs of our churches,
the discussion of the special in
terests of the Oregon Conference
and to get into closer relations
to our great denominational
causes.
Initiatory work at the Macca
bees Friday evening, l'egree
practice this evening. All
Knights should be in attendance
on both occasions.
The condition of the roads
has caused the stage to give up
its trips' and the mail is being I
carried on horse back.
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i. . r I t lornu' u mi i inn it- m ri-1
rwiife - i it-
n ,.t-.w1 from Nome fcJTf?iT-
ri-IIUV jcmii.t- - S&1
of this and , frtTrC
W week with his father' tj
Samuel Tetherow.
The R. O.T. M. scored another
success in their social Tuesday
evening. Several came dressed
in various olden styles as the
occasion was intended and with
good literary and musical pro
gram and refreshments, the
ladies and their guests enjoyea
a most pleasant time. j
School closed Tuesday for the
week to allow the teachers to
attend the institute now in j
session at Dallas. Mrs. C. L. j
A Scott Leavitt of 1
the city school and Miss Edith
Montgomery of the Oakhurst
are in attendance from here.
A. E. Martin, "Ai Reed and II.
II. McSheery formed a party
which left for Mill City Tuesday
and A. J. Syron followed them
biter. The men are to worK
there this winter.
Tho 24 foot addition to the
Coast Range planer room has
made that plant one of the most
complete and convenient in the
county.
Russell Davenport has accep
ted tho position of coo , no not
cook, but chef, for the party fiir-
veying8-l. Results will bo re
ported.
A few of the friends of Min
Herthfl Frink took advantage of
the fact that Monday was her
th birthday to visit her on
that evening, with the resun
that a pleasurable evening was
gpent.
Ira Mehrlinirleft a couple of
apples with us recently which
,e picked from his orchard
adjoining town. Roth of them
were well formed and one had
circumference of a little over a
foot.
NOTICE.
the Wood Paw and
a r " " .
Chopper formerly run by Mr. rtakeror
tola place, and win conuoue w
he name at the regular prices. The
Chopper is now In the old building Jut
north of Asa Taylor' Live.y Barn,
where I will do Choppiog eaca Satur
day or oftencr If necewary. Please give
we a share of j our patronage.
H. C. HANM.
She Jreade,
Davidsop & Hedges, Prop.
C tears?, Cigarettes, Tobac
cos and Conlectionei .
First Class Soda Folxtais in
Connection.
GL Hawkins
Dallas, Ore.
Marble and
Granite
Monuments and Head
stone Cimetery
work etc.
s.
Monmouth,
M. DANIEL,
Oregon.
FALLS CITY
Real (Estate
Residence Lots
Range in price from
$12.50 to $40.
improved farms
NEAR FALLS CITY
$12.50 per acre to $20
Stock Farms and Timber Lands a
Specialty.
Call on or write to
D. p. Gourter,
FALLS CITY, ORE.
H. H. Jasperson,
UNDERTAKER.
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Oregon.