Cl overdale Courier
PabUatod Every Thursday
frank T»yh>r, Editor and Publisher.
“ Entered »e second-class m atter. Nov
ember 18th, 1905 at the post office at Ch>-
verdale, TUiamook County, Wreuron,un
der Act of Congress, March 3rd. 1878.
S dbm ckiption K a ' ìmb
One Year, in advance........................ 81.00
k it M o n th s............................................... 50
Three M onths.............................................25
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inch p a month, single column. All
r ocal Reading Notices, 5 cents per
line for each insertion.
Timber land notices
$ 10.00
Homestead notices
5.00
Political Announcement Cards $10.00
J ob DKrAKT’wKNT
My Job Department is complete in ey'ery
respect and I am able to do all kinds
Commercial Job Printing on short
notice at reasonable prices.
THURSDAY. JULY 27. 1»10
f If the inventive genius would devote
half as much time to instrum ents of
peace as he gives to war machinery this
might be a happier old world.
W hether babiea have starved in Ger
many is no longer an oper, question.
Switzerland on the west and Holland
on the north, both neutrals and both
milk and cheese producing countries,
have been free to send in all the milk
needed. A report from the United
States embassy at Berlin, quoted as of
ficial, sav« there is no truth in the
statem ent that German children are
suffering from lack of milk. It appears
that provision was made to insure an
adequate supply of inilk for babies
early in the war.
The agitation over the Bay Ocean
road has reached high water mark and
there are as many opinions as there are
people to express them. While we
would like to see Bay Ocean have the
road she has so long sought, yet the fact
she was unable to live up to the agree
ment made with the county places her
in a very awkward position. The County
Court would have carried out its part of
the agreement had Bay Ocean came
through with the am ount she agreed to
and no one can blame the County Court
for refusing to carry out its part in the
m atter. In fact, had the County Court
went on and expended the amount it
proposed to spend, regardless of the
fact that Bav Ocean did not meet her
part of the obligation, would have
placed the County Court in a position
to be criticised for lack of business
ability. Bay Ocean pays a considerable
amount into the treasury of the county
and should have due consideration, but
where Bay Ocean made her gravest
mistake was when she agreed to put up
a like am ount with the county to build
the road.
THE SLAB CREEK SAGE SAYS
Occasionally a man rolling in wealth
loses his equilibrium and rolls oat of it.
Its a case of love’s labor lost unless it
gets into the union.
Being popular consists largely in re
membering what to forget.
It takes more than a visit from a wife’s
mother to make a man happy.
It’s as riskv to praise a woman’s hus
band to her face as it is to criticise him.
You may not get all that is coming to
you in this world, but look out for the
next.
O L O V E R D A L E M E R C A N T I L E GO.
D C A L 5 IH» UN
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C L O V E U D A L G , OUD.
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What w o u l d you think if you should go into a store, buy
pair of
Shoes or some Dry Goods, priced at $5.00, (actual value $5.00) and af
ter paying for the goods you bought, the olerk should hand you a re
ceipted bill and also 75c in cash?
Would you not think that this store needed your business and was willing to
pay you a big cash discount in order to get it.
From July 1st to July 31st we will give you this
follows:
ca sh
discount as
51.00 Purchase we pa; you 15c in cash Slo.oo Purchase we pay you $1.5o in a cash
2.00 “
“ 30c “
2o.oo
“
“ 3.oo u
5.00 „
“ 75c “
5o.oo
“
“ 7.5o
SlOO.oo Purchase we pay you ls.oo in cash
This cash disoount will be paid to you on the purchase of Shoes,
Overalls, Gents' Furnishing Goods, Hats, Shirts, Dry Goods of all
kinds, Dress Goods, Muslins, Calicos, Ginghams, Notions, etc.,
every article on the east and south side of our store at Clover-
dale. •
Your account must be paid in full in order to get this cash dis
count but if paid on or before August 10th we will allow you the
above discount«
We carry a full line new and up to date Hats, Shoes, Dry Goods,
Gents' Furnishing goods, Shirts, Hose, Collars, Dress goods, Cal
icos, Ginghams, etc. You will be surprised if you LOOK OVER OUR
STOCK.
We are local distributors for the celebrated Star
Best Calicos, all colors............................. 7c
Brand Shoes—a Shoe for every need.
Amoskeag
Apron Ginghams.................. 9c
For the Ladies
Dress Ginghams ....................................... 12Ac
“Greatest” ¡Star in Gun Metal Button $3.00
Zephyr Ginghams..................................... 25c
Mayflower '*
“
“ .. 3.50
Hope Muslin, Blenched and Unbleached 10c
Society Star in Gun Metal, Vici and
Lawnsdale................................................... 20c
Tan, Lace............................................. 4 00
Outing Flannel. White und C olors.... 12$c
Patent Colt Pumps, High Heel................ 3.00
All Wool Challies....................................... 60c
Tan, Black and Velvet Oxfords .3.00 to 3.50
Crepe, Blue and White Flowered.......... 20c
Our Family Calf, Blutcher and
White Flaxon barred.............................. 20c
Button .....................................2.50 to 2.75
Blue Stripe Flaxon.................................. 20c
Wilson’s Comfort Nurse’s Shoe,
White Pique............................................... 30o
Rubber Heel Oxford.......................... 3 00
China Silks, all colors ............................ 30c
Old Ladies’ Comfort, Soft Sole, Vici,
Velvets and Messaline..................H5c to $1.00
Lace....................................................... 2 00
Percales, 12^c; Gallatea, 18c; Chambray, 12^0
Cinderilla Pumps, White Canvas, Rub
Laces, Embroideries, Allovers, Corset
ber Soles............................................... 1.75
Covers, Ribbons, etc., all prices.
•For the Men.
W. T. Reducer Corsets, $1.00; La Rose, $1.00
Star Patriot, in Tan, Gun Metal, Button
to $1.50.
Lakies’ Hose, 10c; 15c and 25c, black, tan
and Lace............................................... 5.00
and white.
Star Pilgrim ............................................... 4.50
Ladies’ and Children’s Union Suits, Vests
Star Our Family Calf, Lace.................. 3.50
and 2-piece Underwear.
Farmuse Chocolate Tan, Ammonia
proof, 6 in. Top ................................. 4.50
Men’s Overalls, Blue, Striped, Kahki, Olive
Chipewa Black Calf, 6 in. Top.............. 3.60
Bergman, 12 and 15 in. Tops,
Green; Wai6t and Bib, from $1.00 to $1.50.
Loggers................................... 9.50 to 10 00
Golf Shirts, new stock, assorted
For the Boys.
patterns.............. ........................ 1.00 to 1.50
Star Our Family, Button and
Men’s
Union and 2 piece Underwear in
B lutcher.....'...........................2.25 to 2.75
Porousknit and Balbrigan for
Star Stronger than the Law. ...2.75 to 3 25
Summer Wear.
Tennis Shoes in Black and White.......... 90c
Men’s Hats, Conqueror Brand, in
Men’s White Sport Shoes .......................1.75c
Black, Blue and Greys, all the
For the Girls.
latest
shapes............................................$3.00
Tens and Ted, in Tan, Gun Metal
Other
brands
at from...................1.25 to 2 00
and V ici...................................2 25 to 2.75
Boys’
Hats
at
from . .................50c to 1.00
Onr Family, in Calf...................... 2.00 to 2.75
Men’s
and
Boys’ Caps, all prices.
Infants, Soft Soles........................... 50c and 60c
Men’s
Hose,
Block,
Cotton, 10c, 15c and 25c
Infants. Button and Lace..............65c to 1.00
Men’s Work Sox..............................3 pr for 25c
Men’s Summer Tics .....................................25c
We have a full line of Dry Goods, Shoes.
Men’s Four-in-Hand»..................50c; 75c
Furnishing Goods, Notions, etc., on which
All new snappy stuff.
you can make a great saving during this sale.
Would ask that you call and look oyer our stock during the month of July. Come as soon as
you can after June 30th. Hoping to see you soon, we remain
Yours truly,
Cloverdale Mercantile Co.