Dugan (8b Wat*rous
A Dollar a Hundred For Hop
Picking!
Means Money for Hop Pickers if They Spend Their Earnings at/Dugan (8b
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Dress Goods Dept*.
Cloak Department
In this Department we are able to show the very latest weaves in dress
fabrics. Neat, new novelties in Corded, Plain, Figured and White Waist-
ing'
Our Cloak Department is full of the best things the designers have
turned out, and the result is one of the finest lines of cloaks, capes and furs
ever seen in Forest Grove.
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10c to $1.00 yd.
60c to $2.00 yd.
Ladies’ Jackets, $3.25 to $18.00
Capes from - 1.25 to 10.00
Furs from - - 1.25 to 6.50
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White Twine Cloth, Albatross, Corduroy, Mohair, Zibellnes and Sackings.
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In this Department we carry the largest an.l most complete assortment of
Ladies' Dress and Walking Skirts we have ever had, and they are all gar­
ments we will be glad to have you inspect as they are well made, and very
reasonable in price.
As up-to-date a line of Dress Goods as you can find anywhere.
We have tried to buy the best Goods possible for the money. And will sell
as cheaply as any one can on reasonable profits, , . •
We have a large line of heavy skirting for the TJnlined Skirts in Black,
Blue, Brown and Grey, 52 inches to 58 inches wide, from
PRICES AR.E FROM
75c to $2.00 yd.
$2.50 to $8.00
Clothing and Furnishings Dept.
Men’s Suits
In this line you will find the latest things, both in eut and patterns, and the fit
is "just like tailor-made garments." We have them in prices ranging from
$5.00 to $20.00
Boys’ and Young Men’s Suits
We buy from a house making a special ty of this line and an inspection will
convince you that they are up to date a nd all right in every particular. Prices
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$1.50 to $15.00
Men’s and Boy’s Hats and Caps
The Lanpher, Crescent and Winner Hats need no special mention to those hav­
ing worn them; come and see the latest shapes and colors.
Finest Line Men’s and Boys’ Sweaters
In the city. Prices;
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25c up to $5.00
Great variety in Underwear, Gloves, Fancy Hose, Collars, Ties, Shirts, etc.
Shoes
Work
Shoes
In this Department we carry several
excellent lines, both in style, work,
manship and wearing qualities. In
Ladles’ shoes we have the well known
make of Utz and Dunn, of Rochester,
N. Y. Two special shoes of this line
are the
St. Cecelia $3.50
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Acme at $3.00
And we have the best $2.50 Shoe to be
found, and shoes as cheap as $1.50.
both heavy -and light weight.
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We also have
heavy work shoes
from $1.50 to the
extra heavy log­
gers’ shoes at
4 3PS
$5
$2.25 tO $3.50
the pair
It Is a well established fact that if a grocer succeeds in business he must
sell only first-class goods. We well know that no man is satisfied with a
poor dinner. Hence we have FOUND it necessary to buy the BEST In the
market, even if we are compelled to sell at a smaller margin.
No Dead Stock
In our store for the unsuspecting customer, and we carry a large and com­
plete stock of Groceries, Tableware and Kitchen Utenelle. Our Grocerlee Ex­
cel, our tableware the beet quality, u.eoaHs warranted. Try us and be con
vlnced that
Our Red School House Shoes tor
Boys’ and Glrla' school wear can’t be
beat. We make a leader of this shoe
and if you once try a pair you will bs
well satisfied, as they ara a well
made, solid, substantial shoe, juat tha
thing for your boy* and girls to wear
where it require# something
GOOD.
We carry a full line of Men's Shoes in Viel Kid, Marine and Box Calf,
G occries
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