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JUDGES JURORS AND CLERKS OF ELECTION List Chosen by Commissioners’ Men U'ho Will Preside Over State County Election r YEAR Grand Removal Sale is Bringing the people by the hundreds. No such sale and prices have ever visiLed E igene before The selling since January ‘Jib ba - b< < n enormous. as if we were supplying every man, woman and chi' I in the country for miles around Why. y >u should have seen the bargain hunters carrying ¡ way die s goods by the piece, and Pitch enormous packages of Men’s and Boys’ Clothing, Shoes, Women’s and Children’s Cloaks, Furs and Suits, that have gone out from our first week of lhe Grand Memoval Sale. In the Circuit Court. and —J. J. W'Jiu. F. Mabel- Samuel R Newton Il il ILS Maioy. jamiu Cuttec. Mi-bswk: Judges—Elmer Yarnell, Middle Fork: W B Goodman. '■ M. Stafford, Joseph Hudule-ton Pleasant Hill: C 8 Davis, H C ( lerks—M. J. Arnel, John Smith, D. Wheeler, John West, Wui K Daury, I. Spores. Loyd Parks, Charles Sellers, Clar- Mabel: Judges— W. Adams, W. K cuoe C Mulkey. Goode, Wileou A. Gaerte. Cl'iks- liiehardou, : O lain nett, K T liar 1 Adrian Piquet, 8. Adams, Geo. w pole, C C Crone, G W Carter, John I Higgs. Goldson. Mapleton: 11 J udges —George Springfield: J A F.hliert, Walker ! Cutap, Albeit T. Knowles, P. E Young, Robert Vitus. C J Gosil, F. Jaekton. Clerks—J. J. Nicolle, T. J C St'alef, Frank .Armitage, Neeley, F. I’. Beau. Those Who Will Serve ■ S 1>. E Chase, McBee, Herbert Walker, Z T Middle Fork: Judg.s-E. W. I Kintzley. | Michael, 8. M. Stiers, T. J. Blake Spencer: W C Inman, Levi Ell- | el y. Clerks—George Harper, R. D. maker, J T Ricbur.lsou, Guard Huston. Kelsey, M. T. Crow. Walton: G M Kirk, Charles B Court Mound: Judges—G. W. Holland, Fowler, William Cornelius, Joseph j G. D. Cornell, J. W. Doster. Clerks Bi ad Ford. I —8. C. Lewis, W. 8. Gillespie, J. D. Wallace: J. A. Powell, F. M Mieh> els. Pleasant Hill: Judges—R. E. Wil- Commissioners’ Court Made the Gardner. Willamette: E P Coleman, Jasper liams, J. T. Callison, J. M. Coruel- Wilkins, Henry Spores, W R Wooley, Appointments This Morn ius. Clerks-C. Wheel« r, 11. L. George Smith, W E Wileox, John Mitchell, L. E. Parks. ing- Over Two Hundred. Q Vaughan, M L Hendricks, E M Richardson: Judges—George Mc Warren. Millen, M. D. Allen, Frank Kirk. McKenzie: K 8 Belknap, George Clerks—Seth llarpole, (*. V. Brown, Frissell, C. F. Hett. Bailey: -E.H. Hawkins, Amos Saginaw: W P Cbrisman, J H Siuslaw : Judges—John I rmly, I’. Johnson, Andrew Wood, Richard Landess, S J Saltzman, Terry Cas- H. Davis, Samuel Hartley. Clerks— Moss, R. A Clowr I. P. It man, John O’Brien, Jerry At j Blue River:—C. 1). Edwards, Dex- teel, Erancis Smith, R E Walker, Charles Wright, Henry 8 Lajoie. kinson. ter Sparks, F. B. Mason 8 iuslaw: G G Lockwood, W W I Saginaw: Judges—E. P. Pedford, Bohemia:—D. J. Gover, A. J. A d - Crow, C C Davis, A H Addison. R. E. Walker, A. Bemen’. Clerks— derson. Thurston: T Carney, Jr., Perry I Arthur Tate, Calvin Casteel, James Blanton:—L. Lockard, Nathan Edmiston, Patrick Conley, Charles L. Hunter. Harwood, E. J. Crow. I Gray. Spencer : Judges—James Stephens, Camp Creek :- Gus Wagner, James Zumwalt: R R Rossman, II Kompp Henry Rebmau, W. J. Canady. W. Rey, Geo. M. McLain, Edgar E. E L Gum. Clerks—John A’. Smigley, Guard Brattain, Robert ¿Millican. Several names in this list are sub Huston, George Brown. Creswell •—John F. Weeks, A. W. ject to change. Clerk Lee will go Springl'ild: Judges George A. Scwheriug, L. R. Thompson, A. J. Dorris, J. C. Brattain, Henry Stew Johnson, Charles Hazelton, Geo over the list aud out out all firemen art. Clorks—Arthur Roberts, Welby Townsend, John Winzenreid, Robert who are exempt from jury duty. Stevens, T. E. Edwards. E Dersham. Thurston: Judges—Noah Rhodes, Cottage Grove:—D. E. Slagel, Wm. W. H Russell, Wm. Platt. Clerks Sanders, Robert Griffin, J. H. Mc —C. W. Richard, Alex Gray, R. C. Farland, E. C. Lockwood, T. K. Vaughan. Sears, Archie Rice, D. C. Baughman, Walton: J .dges—R. G. Fowler, V. Curtis Veach, F. M. Veach, Edgar F. Lyons, G. M. Kirk. Clerks—W. King, W. W. Taylor, W. H. Medley, T. Cornelius, T. F. McGlynn, Charles 11. 8. Coffin, 1). M. Shields N. Mar Fowler. tin, H. D. Lincoln, W. L. Kayser Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Had Wendling: Judges—A. B. Bogart, Jobu Holland, W. II. Abrams, W. Joint Installation—Farewell Fred Russell, S. O. Long. Clerks— S. Chrisman, George Warren, J. C. C. 8. Jenne, Claud Hocket, C. 8. Porter, John Cooley. for Miss Saltzman. Keller, Coyote'—Jacob Gates, W. G. Cole Wallace: Judges—Levi Geer, C. H, man, Eugene Holland, Frank Hadley. Wincoff, A. A. Kelly. Clerks—G. Mrs. T. G. Hendricks and daugh Cbesher:—J. N. Cook, J. D. Mays, W. Kelly, John Suntherland, H. c. II. M. Rice, V. L. Fisk, W. B. Smith. ters, Misses Ada aud Ruby Hen Combs. Eugene:—E. S. Farrington, R. H. dricks. received a large number of Willamette: Judges —E. P Cole Miller, Sr., A. K. Patterson, Seth H. their lauy friends this afternoon be man, Rodney Scott, Monroe Leach. McAlister, L. 15. Rowland, J. W. tween the boures of three and five Clerks—George A. Drury, William Owen, E. J. McClanahan, F. A Ran o'clock, at their residence on the Smith, A Wheeler. kin, Jobu M. Sloan, M. 8. Hubble, corner of West Ninth and Charnelton Heceta: Judges—Charles F. Stone- streets. The house was arrrauged J. D. 1 tt lock, F. F. Chap field, Ira Gray, JoeephJG. Mecheu. very artistically, the decorations man, W. M. Greeu, E. Whattam. Clerks—H. A. Salisbury, George Noah Gross, E. Hansou., C. Marx. being pink and red carnations and Griffith. Emery W. Cobb. .1. 11. McClung, W O Ziegler, Char potted ferns. Little Mary Chambers Zumwalt: Judges—L. B. Rossman les Currie, C. H. Hales, J. C. Wat attended the front door. Mrs. Hen Henry Kompp, A. Traxler. Clerks— kins, T. N Segar, A. G Hovey, A. dricks aud daughters received their David Humphrey, D. P Oblaten, in the spacious drawing V Gilbert, w W. Martin, Julins guests Andrew Heits"' « rooms. They were ahly assisted by Goldsmith, P. J. McPherson, W M -carbreugh, Leeter Luckey, L Rickel, Mesdames Geo. W. Smith, Ri.-hard M 8 Wallis, James Hoffman, H, Hud- Dearborn and J. 8. Luckey. In the library Miss Norma Hendricks pre lleeton, Edward Howe, G W Gritfin, (Guard Special Eu- I r.) Geo. K. Munroe, J. L Lombard, W J aided over the punch bowl. The Mandolin Club also held forth in this Creswell, Jan. 1'1.—George Gilfry Warnock, F M WilkinH, N T Wilson, room dispensing pretty music visited his daughter, Mias Nellie, in E K Henderson, Richard Mount, 8 T ! throughout the afternoon. The din McFall, D M Drake, J W (.lark, Eli Portland last week. ing room was beautiful in its decora Miss Faunie Cornelius, t>f Pleas Bangs, Zopher Davie, Fred Bloom tions of am Bax and red carnations. ant Hill, is visiting friends and rela field, David Thompson,¡F B Bellmari'j Here Mesdames C. A. Burden and L O Beckwith, A G Mathews, George Emma Thompson poured coffee. They tives in Creswell. F. S. Sly has opened a new black Fleeman, Sam Mapon, George E were assisted by the Misses Elma Sides, F li B Barger, .1 N B Fuller, “«■udricks, Rosalie Friendly, Dollle smith ebop near the butcher ebop. Rev. Walker, a Cumberland Pres E. Lake, J M Shelley, B B Dem Ankeny, aud Nina W'lkius. byterian preacher from Albany, ming, O Green, Harry W Graham, I • • • preached at the M. E. church, morn W. Martin, E O Tobey, J K Yates, J E Roach, W 8 Moon, Ryan Blach- The exercises at the joint installa ing and evening, Sunday. He is a ley, George T Hall, Jr., C Modes, tion of the Odd Fellows and Rebeccas very able epeaker. Matlock, in I. O. O. F. hall last night were Mesers. John aud Henry Robinett W F Matlock, I Edis have taken a contract of cutting Herbert Gordon, Edgar Earlington. attended by a great throng from every W 11 Hoffman. lodge in the county, and the affair railroad wood near Walkers. Elmira—J T Zumwalt, 1 Boss Hous- was.one of the most successful of its Jeese Holbrook, of June, visited relatives tnd friends in Creswell Sat ton, Charles Kolbert, J ' W Walters, kind that ever occurred in lodge H Yates, Eli Perkins. circles in Eugene. The ceremonies urday and Sunday. Florence—James E Bay, J W Car- of installation of otiicers were very C. S. Stanton went to Eugene Sat urday to have bis band treated for mran, J L Furnish, JotiLi Shultz, interesting and impressive. After the Jr., J H Prat, Joe Morris, Charles work came the social part of the even blood poisoning. ing followed by one of the finest Mrs. John W. Gulley aud little F Cox. Fairmount: Peter Nye, W. B. ba nquets ever served in the ball, daughter, Mary, are quite seriouel y Barr, G W Taylor, L E Flegel, J D The event is all the talk among the indisposed. The Moss Circle of the Ladies of Myers; Kauffman: W A Blanton, H E fraternity today. Woodcraft and W. O. W. of Creswell Rice. bad a joint installation of officers Fall Creek: Geo rge Warner, w Miss Emma Saltzman was tendered at the Woodman hall last Tuesday Gibson, Charles McFarland, E J a farewell party last evening at the evening, Refreshments were served Randall, J C Callison. home of her sister Mrs. M. King, on Gate Creek: J O’Brien, B F Finn, East Ninth street, the occasion be and all present enjoyed themselves Frank C White, Winthrop Thomson. ing her departure for Los Angeles, greatly. Mrs. George >mitb is quite sick at Glentena: A C Barbour, A H Cal., where she will spend the winter. the present writing. Hinkson, R G Fowler. Only a few of her most intimate Grandpa and Grandma Howe will Go.-hen; F B Dillard, Joel Pit friends were present, The evening celebrate the COtb anniversary of ney, J Berkshire, Ansel Hemenway, was pleasantly passed with cards and tbeir wedding next Saturday, Jan. Horace Hampton, Wm. J Ohn F music. A delicious luncheon was 16th. Tbe exercises will be held at Brewer, Thomae Koupal. served by Miss .Maude King, assisted I the M. E. church. All are cordially Hazel Dell: George E Hebert, by Miss Leone Kays. Miss Saltzman invited to attend. Samuel E Walker. was escorted to the train where they Hermann: J. L. Taylor, B B Jeans wished her a very pleasant journey. Irving: Anderaon Cheshire, Henry Üb e, J M Kitchen, R L Bushnell, B H Dunlap, James Humpnrey, I W H -mbree, 8 St John, Ernest M iler, (Guard Special Srevice.) Franklin, Jan. 12.—John Gooodman G L Day Alfred A King, T J Lind and son Frank passed through town ley. A team being driven by Archie Junction: C Hurlburt, Jesse 8ov- Potter and John Doyle on the McKen last week with a load of feed and tools to furnish them while working ern, C H Bushnell, T A Million), W E zie road above Gate Creek, was Killed Hyland, Samuel on January 11 th by a falling snag. It in the logging camp of Smith an 1 McKelipe, F E Lane, formerly owned by J. M. Templeton, Charles Kennedy, James came down unexpectedly and barely Calvert, W H Baber, B F Cleek, James Goldson. missed Mr Potter who was riding Mr. Hampton, of Eugene, passed M Howard. Clifford Edwards, Jobu one of the horses which was killed through town today expecting to Strome, M J Harper, J M Nichols, They were driving eight horses to spend a few days In the Lake Creek Charles Van Vrankin. a big load of mining machinery for Jasper: M D Taliafero, J F Smith, the Blue River mines. vicinity. It is reported that Mr. Whisman .1 B Hills, G W Dean, H W Jones, J H and wife passed through town on the Smith. domest . icjt roubles . Long Tom: Joseph Ferguson, stage today on tbeir way to their it is exceptional to find a fami I; Charles Maye, B Dunlap, W borne od the Siuslaw. where there are i o domestic rupture occasionally, hut these can be 1er Mr. Richardson and wife made a .'■¡alloy. Lake Creek: James Johnson, 8 E tened by having Dr. King's New Liti business trip to Eugene this week. Pili« arour. :. Much trouble they Mies Rose B-aman bas beeD spend Tidee. save by their great work in stoma* 1 Lane: W J Beoningter, Kay F ■nd inn days with friends in Monroe. liver troubles. They not only Congdon, Wm L Campbell. reliev»-iyou, tut cure. 2.‘> centa’at v>. F rank Lemley, Misa Izora and Bob Lost Valley: E T William«, H L. DeLauo’a.drug store. Dennis visited friends io Springfield Tilton, A E Barbre, H Parvin. last week. Mohawk: J L Tailman, Joseph It baa been reported that J. R. and llnddlestoD. J R McGee, Jacob C J. N. Denols have sold tbeir lot aod Nicholson, Thomas Sesvey. store to Mr. Parrieb. of Montoe. and Wend’ing A R Bogart, G C Whit be will begin bu-ineee the first of neck, Josiah A Kay. K R (Jsborn, next week. if troubler! with a weak digestion, Joel McCornack, C Arnold. belching, sour stomach, or If yon fed N. J. Bryant went to JuDction to Mapleton: S D Morford, Frank dull after eating -r- ChMBlierialn's day after his wife who oaa teen visit- Knoales, Carl Rice. stoma<-b and liver tableta. Price. iLg her sister. Mrs J. Mill lorn, for Mnuod: Maurice Johnson, F. L. - free at W. L Da- Lano’s drug store. Ceo-haw. the Hat week. in June and Presidential Elec tion in November. Bailey: Judges -Samuel Watson, William Wills, W. M. Abel. Clerks— George Widmer, J. A. Calloway, Nick Soburenburg. Blanton: Judges—J ECrow, Nason Harwood, Wm. Blanton. Clerks— E K Chapman, Charles Swaggart, A N Striker. Blue River: Judges—G A McMa hon, C D Edwards, 8. R Scott. Clerks—E B Mason, Dexter Sparks, A. B. Ausmau. Bohemia: Judges—James Hunt, J. J. Hard, W. W. Hawley. Clerks—A. Churchill, George O. Knowles J. L. LeRoy. Camp Creek: Judges—J. W. Fountain, C. H. Baker, Guy L. Lane. Clerks—O. A. Campbell, Peter Ash ley, Jesse Easton. Creswell: Judges—J. W. Stone, J. M. Shaub, J. W. Clark. Clerks—W. W. Scott, J. E. Noland, J. F. Hille- Cottage Grove, West: Judges—W. Miller, F. B. Phillipe, F. E. Wallace. Cleiks—W. C. Johnson, H. H. Veatch, W. T. Kayser. Cottage Grove, East: Judges—L. F. Wooley, F. D. Wheeler, A. D. Atkins. Clerks—A. L. Briggs, T. M. Medley, C. H. Vandenburg. Coyote: Judges—John Shrimp, Charles Hadley, Jeff McCulloch. Clerks—Win. Ford, J. V. Jenkins, F. Hemeuway. Judges—J. W. Cook, Chesber: Arthur Joens F. W. Taylor. . Clerks —Jonh Horn C. K. Hale T. A. Evans. South Eugene No. 1: Judges—P. J. McPherson, H. F. McCornack, John Blanton. Clerks— S. K. Williams, J. M. Howe, W. 8. Moon. South Eugene, No. 2: Judges- Thomas Brown, A. 8. Powers, J. F. Amis. Clerks—Geo. O Yoran, John Hampton, D. V. Kuykendall. North Eugene, No. 1: Judges—I. E. Stevens, 8. W. Taylor, D. R. Lakin. Clerks—C. S. Frank, Webster Kincaid, R. McMurphey. North Eugene, No. 2: Judges—C. M. Kissinger, B. D, Paine, A. J. Pickard. Clerks—W. C. Yoran, L. M. Travis, A. C. Jennings. Elmira: Judges—J. P. Zumwalt, F. F. Demming, Lee Jeans. Clerks Warren Nichols, Roes Huston, Wesley Inman. Florence: Judges--O. W. Powell, W H Weathepson, Dave Allison. Clerks -E A Bean. DeaD Sbrum, Joe Fellman. Fairmount: Judges—C A. Wooley, B. Anderson, Georgs Breeding. Clerks—E. R. Mummey, Simon Klovdahl, M. C. Davie. Fall Creek: Judges—J. W. Cox, A. W. Jones, H. A. Kissinger. Clerks—R. G. Callison, J. B. Young, J. W. Griffin. Five Rivers: Judges—H. Harter, A. Taylor, H. M. Prindel. Clerks- Thomas Taylor, H. H. Cooper, E. S. Prindel. Gate Creek: Judges—J E. Ken nedy, J. J. Pepiot, J. W. Harrill. Clerks—C. C. Rossman, J. F Mille Theron C. Thomson. Goshen: Judges—Henry Mathews, W. L. Wbeeler, Horace Hampton. Clerks—F. B. Dillard, L. R. Edmun- son, A. L. Roney. Glentena: Judges—A. C. Barbonr. P. E. Tucker. A. M. Richardson. Clerks—Charles R Bailey, W. H. Sallee, J. U. Sutherland. Hazel Dell: Judges—D. Dunning, Israel J. Gray, James W. Holland. Clerks -V. F. Hebert, C. E. Mc Clane, W. 8. Walker Hermann: Judges—Joeph Duncan, W. L. Phelps, J. J. Beers. Clerks— A. A. Gibson, W. M. Ferris, Smith Taylor. Irving: Judges John Inwall, Charles Stickles, Charles Frisby. Clerks—Lincoln Bond. Green Zum walt, Sam Flint. Jasper: Judges—E. C. Hills, W. D. Wallace, J. C. Humphrey. Clerks —Paul Hadley, H. W. JoDes, Leeter Jacoby. Junction, North: Judges— D. E. N. J. Moffitt, John Kirk. Ruff. Clerks—R. E. Brabham, B. F. How ard, D. L. Shrode. Junction, South: Judges-Price Gilmore. M. E. Smith, J. B. Hill. Clerks—Lcren Edwards, Jas. Hayes, Jesse govern. Tj>na • Judges—Wm. Blatcbley, L. Y. Congdon. Jeff Campbell. Clerks -Arthur Taylor, J. W. R om , Oreo Thompson. Lake Creek: Judges—J. C. Farmer, Martin Olsen, Ambrose Pope. Clerks Marion Wbeeler, W. F. P tterf. Fred Pepiot. Leet Valley: l»asc Higgins, W. R. Psrker, Smith Carr Clerks-A. E. Barbre. Sanford Jacol a, Henry Tilton. Long Tom: Judgee-O. P. Mays, M L. Barnett, J. H. M iffitt. Clerk« And Still They Come! Thousands of dollars of bright now ready-to-wear garments for Men, Women and Children to be sold before we move in our New Store on Willamette street. X7 & Bargains ! The store is full of them. Five minutes inside the store will convince you that we are offering Genuine Bargains. This is the most important sale ever held in the county and it will pay you to be here. Sale continues from (lay to day. Tell your neighbors—bting your friends to this greatest of Bargain Feasts. MRS HENDRICKS AND DAUGHTERS RECEIVE our entire line _O Off Ladies’ Coats 1C Per Offiadies’ and chil 1 5 Off and Suits. 50c onM Cent dren’s cotton of Dress Goods, 1 ** w Vr II un VI 1 ft Silks and Waist Cloths. the dollar. derwear. Wonderful bar It will pay everv lady in Eu gene and surrounding countiy to patrouize thiH sale. You will never buy any cheaper. | gains 1 C " " " ... * * Off Ladies Cent« Flanelette gowns and undergarments ki monas and bath robes. ! ■' Per Kight in the face of the advene« of raw cotton, we are making r< (iuotioDH on every article, ever priced goods in the store reduce from 10 to HO per cent. We ar- compelled and forced to red in and close out this present ¿dock .lust think of your opportunity to own a beautiful coat or Huit >it half its value. »25.00 suits and conte, removal price will bo •12.50 •22,50 suits and eoats, removal price will bo «11.25 • 18.00 suits and Cl UltH, removal price will bo . »0.25 •15.00 suits and coats, removal price will be «7.50 •12.50 suits and coats, removal price will be.......................... M.26 •10.00 suits mid coats, removal price will be............. •5.00 •7.50 suits and coati. removal price will tie ......... KI. 75 •5.00 suits mid routw. removal price will be. •2.50 •3.75 suits hi d coats. removal price will be »1.88 Per Off ladies’ an( Cent children s woo underwear. Cheaper thar you ever saw belore. IO Off all Furs. About 1 50 choice new furs to select from guaranteed stock. Cr swe 1 Items. Horses Killed. Bargains ! ! mestics. £20 OO Per Cent 250 Ladies’ PI2 60 Discount fine wrist C1 7 OO bags and purses. P 9 OO 60 Cents on Special -J VJ the dollar Purchase 6 26 of Holiday Belts, elegant 60 p 3 76 goods. P All 50c bills, your choice. 25c AH 25c belts, your choice.... 12c We have about 20 dozen left from our holiday purchase, Good styles but they will go inet at these prices. 200 doz men's grey wool 2T.c life ■ox, at .................... 5 doz mens’ heavy 1ÚC Kock .... 10c ford sox, at 1(10 doz metin' heavy 12c Kock- ford sox , at Come bere for all por filili want«. A great saving on notions from 10 to ‘25 per cent Great Slaughter in price Ladies' Hone '— 130 doz I h ’ ì <“’ fast I api iced hi <•) i and >f<li toe, oe, >>t 1X1 doz ladies* I fast black 1 sf Iked heel l.l.d t< e, at 131 doz ladles’fast black spile nd heel aiid toe at.. I 3 Furs 20 OO ' 1 0 Furs 00 Furs Off Boys’ Suits and Overcoats. There has not been a store in ail Eugene that has priced boys' suit« and overcoats within 25 per <<<>it of our regular price«. With one fifth off, you are nearing manufacturers’ cost on every suit and overcoat ill lhe store. Co tut quick bring t lie boys; they can'I last long ut these prices. »12.50 suits and overcoata, re moval price..................... »10.00 • 10.00 suits and overcoats, re moval price , , W. OU •8.50 suits and overo oats, re movnl price tti HU »5.00 suits and ovurooiitH, re- moval price w.ou »4 00 suits and overcoats, re- moval price 13.80 »3.00 suits and overcoats, re moval price. . nio 1-4 Off Men’s Suits and Overcoats 00 k. > ? 6C Pay jnstja quarter less on the dolllar and take your choice from J-S. OO OO ’ ZZl°ur elegant stock of auita and H overcoats. The original prices OO 1__ will remain on each garmeut, on- The sizes are somewhat 2 60 gtbroken- — -—- j —they will be worse ¿r broken In a short time at these 1^™“ r>viz»K»«i ft Cfl Mistes’a rd Chil-Si *»" Í ___ 1.50 tine ....... suits or __ .CT', over-J . coats will lie.. ............ »13.88 dren’scoats ar d suits Our.915.00« fine suits or over- »11.X , ¿coala will be Jk OurJ »12.5U fine suits or over- coats will he ............ W. >ur »10.00 fine suits or ov«r- coats will be . .. r.» Gtir'»8.50 tine in,«' au, suits is or ovsrcoatajt overcoat (¿.•»ill be. .. F>.38 Our »5.(0 tine suits or overcoat« ¿a^will be................................. »3.50 Positively everything’ reduced In men's wear. Men (will never bavi|Huch saving opportunities m our grand removal sale will give it,•I,.. 03 Furs Per Oft on all factory Cent made shoes for men, women'and children. jc Per Off Mens and Cent Boys’ Hats. Per < ff entire Ime Cfrnt of table linen. It will pay you to do • II your shopping here. t Per Cent Discount Beautiful Lace Cur tains and Rugs We have e|. giinl coûta and euhn for i 10.(X) COM! Miff J ftuUa at fH.CO com I m Mini hui » h at iT.fX) coat»* nnd mu it» at «3 34 •5 com tn »nJ Oita at !- 4 4 Off on Men’s Cent V ool Under wear and Duck Coats tht greatest saving you havt ever had—come. Off Lad s’Sh’rt Waists and Skirts. Iwidi.«, we an I'ipati'd >o««r want - in thif lime. Thia will b I the iiitigeet KiV ing . nu ll «' ' lor a long till»»:. r skirts and abiit MHintn are 1» rj> prououD'Mwl in and <|u. • lity. A desirable. «nd larg»- »dork: to select from. 112..7) waialM <j r akiita, remark- W N »bin prtee I10JX) Wfti»»tM f r akirta, remark- ' able price M.M (8.50 wm I m I m or aklrta, remark able j rice •<;.3>i' •»i wai«tn or akirta, ramark- ’ • <.h« able price wftiata or skirts, remark able price »1.75 waintM or ¿kirta, remark able price ....... «.631 •*150 wamt«» or •kirta, remark- •1.8* able price wi>m fmtnOt.ejnhi (>< [¡EfflIS3¡22*ÜE_ This - radically leaves you In pi si h of whole-ale prices, In ■ <ir former retail price« were I . r than any store in the land. r«i||iyyour tutore licerla while the opportunity for buying fool wear »*« nev.-r so favorable aa thia great removal sale offers. All Í3..7» shoes, removal price W j H All «3.0" K -mfval price «.55 A *2 hoes imovel price •2.13 ..noval price»1.70 Alls. rill re »1.28 All l.5o All »1.25 shoe, will ba... »1.07 *
