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Trotter Department
is to be closed out by JULY 4, 1908.
The entire AtocK and Fixtures of The
Store,
STAYTON, OREGON
G.
D.
Other business being the reason for selling out.
Our 40 days of Reduction Sale has left $25,000 of Merchandise^) be closed out-all
Clean Snappy Goods to be dumped into this great Closing Out Mauger.
This Store is a Veritable
Bargain (’ount, r.
(’omc carlv. .< ’<-mc often,
(»ct first ( hoice of the
many Special lots arrai.gcd on
tables through the center of
the store.
We sav » » vou will profit by
vour coming
An opportunity of a life-
time for you.
(’omc..with • vour monev •
and produce.
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$1.00
25c to buy.
$1.00 Tan Rus-
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25C -ian Bln Oxfords ^J»vV
$.50 Chocolate
lit
23c
Bln Oxfords
$_’.5<i Chocolate Blu 4 EA
17c plain toe Oxfords I • J”
a beauty
13^c
1c \ large line of Staple Ox­
ford« at vour own price.
3-1 pint tin Cups
5c $5.00 Mens' Tan Russian
for
Sleeve Protectors
21,l,'kl7
4.00
per pr. 2c
$0 00 Mens’ Rus- A CA
Star Tobacco
45c
'-ianCalf
I an Oxford
per lb 1
<5.00 Mens Black 1’at.
Inion Leadei tobacco
4.00
llvz per pkg. 4c ( 'oil Bln ( »\fordw
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Dixie Queen smoking
tobacco I’oz per pkg.
Yeast I'oarn. fresh
goiwls per pkg.
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rettiwats
$| OO, 3 50 and 2.50 Ox-
fools nt similar re<luetion.
Plenty of high Shoes.
Muslin Underwear
S..rt Waids
A beautiful lineof Lad­
1908 Oxfords for Men ies Silk Petticoats. The
same as you find in the
city
but atour price 1-3
To see our Light ami Park
Ian Oxfords fur ladies is less.
17 lb«. Dry Gran i
ulateil Sugar
50c worth of Soap
for
12 ours of Soap
for
30c Roasted Coffee
per II».
25c Roasted * Off e
per ll>.
l>c Roasted < ’»»five
per lb.
12 Cloth?« Pin«
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Hundreds of Specials
l*c:'d (»nr price . . • >nie and examine th ■ goods and be con­ w ill be placed on sale. Shrewd
vinced. \\ c arc selling ( lothing >hoes, Hats. Groceries, buyers w ill snap them up like
Dry Goods, W; sh Goods, r'tirnishings for men and women at
the pi ices your store pays fur them, and in many instances a trout would a ily. .to other
tor less. Look at our prices on (’lot lies I ’ins. ’iCast, Soap, (’of- stores conic, .special to you.
ces, Sugar, Tobacco^. Oxford Shoes, Vuslin I nderwear, Shirt
(’oine expecting mudi and
W aists, etc.
Our price on a Suit of Clothing, ora Eadie’s
Silk Petticoat w ill save you oftentimes a whole week’s work. you will not be disupointed.
Head, investigate and be convinced
908 Oxfordsfor Ladies
Are you going to save
money this year?
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We don’t want
dollars worth (d goods in Oregon at 12
o'clock, I’. M., July 3, 1‘JOS.
Oxfords
Grocery Department
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THE G. D. TROTTER Department Store, Stay­
ton Ore., must be CLOSED OUT by July 4, 1908.
Spring and Summer
1908 Patterns
*$ IS (io I .adies Red Silk Em- $2 0(1 Ladies* tine Lawn
»roidcred and pleated Petti­
tm k d amt ¡a. <• in 4 'ÌC
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coat, with star-like medallion
IS inch du-’ rulli» CQ AA
si.75 values, BatUinbarg
good for 5 vrs, >P7/»vv
Q Ep
$1175 Ladies Green Silk
eoli ar
Petticoat, similar to above
1 lot ladies light and med­
not quite so elabor- Q AA
ium dark Shirt Waists
ately trinimi d
O.vv
100S patterns. Real worth
$13 00 Lavender
7 AA
/ .VV
.50 and GO cents
$12.."iO Pin-f'becked and
for
large Plaid Silk Pet­
ticoat—great vai. at
1 lot—•’»<»«• to $1.00
$10.00 Silk Petti­
Silks per yd.
coats for
$ 9.00 Silk Petti-
«•oats for
a yd. W bite
u.
$7.5o <ilk Petti­
Ov.
coats for
35c
8.00
6.00
5.00
4.00
20c
|5—|s—25—35 to 50 and GOc
a vd. at similar reduction
20c will buy a beautiful
embroidered t ■ u| ir
I ’orset < tov er \ alue
Dress Goods Department
< .25 Panama,
«ale price, per yd
$ .14
.SO Toil, wale price
per )d.
.49
65c
LOO Voij, sale
price, per yd.
.69
will buy a 10 row tuck
and rutiled mu-lin ’7Ez-
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1.25 Toil, wale
price, per yd.
.92
!<>c will buy a cambric lace
trimmcl, beaded corset
cover, worth any
woman's money
I' m -
■.ill buj a V
neck cambric night gown
with 3 clusters of .5 nar­
row rows of tucks with
lace insertion over each
shoulder.
I bis generous
garment is worth
1.25
?1.(M» will buy an 1< inch
fancy flounce, lace and
muslin tucked insertion
Petticoat
4 ^E
value
J
1 I
.<1.35 will buy a $2.2.”
inch embroidered flounce
Muslin I'nderskirt, Shall
I save you 9Oc on this
garment.
1.5(1 and 2.00 Voi I
»ale price per yd.
1.38
2.00 Blue Serge,
«ale price, per yd
1.39
.75 Light Suiting,
wale price, per yd.
39
75 and 1.00 yd.
Silks, per yd
.65
1.25 and 1 50 yd.
Silks, per yd.
.83
1 lot .75 to 1.50
Silk«, |»er yd.
.25
Novelty Check« and Plaid
Dress Goods at one-half
price.
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