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Our After Inventory Sale.
The work of Invoicing having: bctn completed, we find on hand a few itemi that we
dont care to carry over, and the pricei have been placed em.t them to move them out.
Waste Paper
Baskets
We Imve a few watr paper
banket left and " make you
tlipn price t move them off
immediately.
hakt were noj$ .'!"
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Ladies Purses
Wo h:iv ly fiir;iln' la'tfect
linn of ladies purses ever
bnMght t town. Si the dis
play in our window. Toulon
t!i price is just one-half oil
on any lady's pirH'.
Gents Purses.Wallets
and Memo Books
'lur lili ot rlllllll memo
randum book are now com
plete Mini we can how you h
nice lino.
For Flower Making
All the different thing need
in making Mower are now in
utoek. Tissue paper, till col
or. i shed 5 cents. Para
line wix. Pyes, two kind.
Covered wir. several colors
lor (lower stem.
Ira Hick AIiiihiiho now onlr)UP
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sale, imiy h ie riijiii-n ii-ik.
For mile nt '2'm eseh.
See the Bargain List
We hit vo prepmed a bar
gain counter in our store, and
a a consequence
Tiue paper, nil colors,
(isllCCt fc
A kixI 'iirii 15c
A whisk hnHJin l"c
A hxtkintf class H'c
A looking
A better one 25c
Two good lead pencil... 5c
Pocket looking glunn 1.0c
Pockt comb 10c
Baseball Imt 'c
Two bottle ink x:
A gross white chalk -'
Bottle red ink 5c
Hig com)oilion honk .... 5c
Koll ol crepe iumt 10c
Koll of crept! aer, new
kind J 5c
IVu and pencil holder, . . of
Key ring ami chain' 10c
A whittling I'ig.t 5c
A whittling baloon 5c
Two Hling chot rnlilnT. . . ,15c
Small si.e rubber 5c
Bobber hull -rc
A whaling bix -tablet. ... 5c
Big Reduction
Sale
The bi reduction wile juHt
past was a stock cleaner and
we now have verv little ntock
from our Christmas line.
. new linr of the hirst
inn dim arrived Saturday.
Envelopes
We Mill have quite a few of
those fine squaie envelope
thr.t retuil for 10 centH per
hunch or -10 cento per box of
250.
Kodac Lunch Box
Tli i in a nice, neut little
lunch box and we only have
11 left, while they Wt they
go nt 5 cent each, formerly
Mold at 10 ccntH.
More Candy
and Taffy
Our new line of taffy ar
rived Saturday. All these
good aro made especially for
us and we know they are
pood. Four flavors of tally.
And you never paw a nicer
lot of eanut taffy either.
Only our cherktr board
li ft and you. can have it at
JO crnts.
. Mr. and Mr. Krnnk Kinher ar
rived today on a viflt to relative
In Monmouth.
Minx Kantner, of Kaleru, Cftme
up Tueeday to vittit her brother,
Prof. Kuutner, of Pallua collegn.
Do you know that your friendi
In the Fattt would he glad to get
a copy of the Annual Orcgonian
thry would like to know about
Oregon. We have ten copiea left
that you can have for 3 cenu each
at Wagoner'.
MrC'own Confcllii.
HM-clal from MounioutL.
A quiet home wedding took place
at the home of Mm. M. K. Conk-
lin, on Tuenday, January 20. at 10
o'clock A. M., when her daughter,
Miss Mertie, was united in mar-
riage to Mr. Royal McCown, of
Noble, Oregon.
The bride was daintily attired
in white organdie with lace and
the groom in the usual black.
Only relatives and a few friends of
the family were present. After
partaking of a dainty lunch Mr.
and Mrs. McCown kit for Salem to
take the train for their future
home at l-os Angeles, California.
Sears Ottiiifc'er.
At the court house in Dallas on
Thursday. January 1 5, Mark Sears
and Miss Dora Ottinger, of Dalls
ton, were united in marriage. Rev.
Poling officiating.
When the young couple returned
to Uallston that evening a large
crowd of young friends gave them
a reception at their home there
and a very enjoyable evening was
j g)ent. The young couple are quite
l on.t tluir manv friends
pijpUlUl ,.
1 wish them happinesg in their new
life.
To Correspondents. We wish to
announce a change in counting
points. The items appearing in
this week's par!' will be credited
In next week's paper, and so on.
This is the plan pursued by the old
management, and is free from er
rors and controversies.
1IALLMTOX.
George Uerry and David How-
man have returned to Eastern Ore
gon, the former to Clem and the
latter to Vesto.
There was a game of basket ball
laht Friday .night between the
school boys and outsiders. The
school boys were defeated.
F. F. Royal has bought a piano.
An -pidenifo of tonsolltis has
been going through town.
The hop men have been improv
ing tneir time during the good
weather by rushing the work in
the yards.
Some of George Berry's friends
gave him a surprise party at the
home of his father Saturday night.
A ga;g of laborers have been je
painting the depot this week.
The gang of Japs which has
been working on the railroad here,
finished their work and haqe gone
away.
Another Happy Event.
Special from Iiuena Vista.
Spurred onward by their sisters,
the Circle ladies, to ereater efforts
in their lodge, the Woodmen gave
a very enjoyable social at tneir
hall Unt W ednesdav evening, the
occasion being one that was thor
oughly harmomouBand good cheer
abounded. A delicious oyster Bup
per was served.
Ollicers were installed for the
vear as follows: P. C. C, I. C.
Howe; O. C, G. P. Locke; Adv.
Lieut.. II. M. ash: Banker. Nor-
i man Tyler; Clerk, E. C. Cole; Es
jcort, I. W. Compton; Watcu, B. A.
jSnvder; Sentry, J. E. Wells.
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OUR ANNUAL WHACK-UP SALE !
We don't want you to read this ad and throw it aside. We want you t0 come into
our store and see for yourself that what we say here is just what we are doing.
Heating Stoves
Although winter is not yet over
, we have a lot of heating stoves we
are going to sell at cost our best
healer; regular price, $13.50; sale
price, $11. Our 12..r,0 heater for
$10. Others at different prices.
Steel Ranges .
We have a few ranges that must
be sold. A good high closet range
for $22.
Our tinware and granilncare
ift ronidele-aU at reduced prices
II V have a good lantern for ,7.5
Wall Paper
We have a very large lot of
remnants of wall paper. We
' will close out at 5 cents per roll
, Some of this paper is worth 35c
, per roll. Now is the time to
paper your tip-stair room, pan
tries, etc. Make them look clean.
Picture and picture framing.
A $1.25 picture for 75c. 50c for
35c. A $1 picture for 70c. Come
in and see these pictures', mould
ing reduced.
Rugs, Art Squares
and Carpet
Carpet that sold for SOe sewed
now sell for 00c. Art Square,
; regular price $9; sale price, $7.S0
Rugs, regular price, .?o..u; saie
price, $2.50. Others for less
money.
Rnekina Chairs
We are overstocked in this line.
Korker.reKiilar, G 5(1, sale price $5. 0
" 8.50, " " 2.S0
. 2.50, " " 1.1HJ
You must eee our rockers to know
the kind of a price we are giviug on
them.
Lounges
We have the laruest stock of lounges
and couches that has ever been
earrioo. in Independence.
Couch, reuiar'(t.50, sale price, $4.50
.. jo mi, 8 00
12 50, " " 10.50
15.00, " " 12 50
Iron Bedsteads
Regular price 4 00; sale price $3.00
5.50: " " 4.25
6.50:
4.75
And on through thu line. We have
an immense hue ot tuese -goods.
We must have room for our spring goods which are on the road.
CAMPBE1X BROS.
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