The Columbia register., February 10, 1905, Image 4

0"'
Ijntrrvd M tiWI mmtwt April !. l4,
the rl l IIowIiok, vMti,uud:r Ihv
AH ol t ojii(T- ol ilsrva a U7
.'im'LTON, OUB., VKIVW 1, 1.
-rrLisuED mil nuo.vr
K. H. MIT'Mrt?r KIHW
ubtirliop1 It S) fwr yrar tu lvnr
Hie Il-'Ctton charter has been enacted
iota law. and it is now up to the town
council to make aome ordinances and
r:i!igo.Trmng the tfn. '
rrr .tv; trrvit.hiU. Mv.kav
rati awrac tvnS,' ! rr during
the mux period. Th wwu' rvfoitu W
laat lae rfriv annual jwtan ' '
Urrasia Wrlnc4 l fc.vtt Kl' I1
rrf ty tr rwlveU To ,ct It
Kr biawclttlw orW-r uiut create a wtvrta el
vatw.
Th slatisttv that U PCtt the total
wealth f th Vniu-d State was
The jrxlMfr har wan&.'S (r Ctut; the mtt
nJuor sharr aasST percent.
In rvt the tnulwvatth was about U0eA.iU.
rtW. 1 he wwlucer shar Is estimated at W per
nt: tha nu-tTvktvhvM a Unit M ler eeht.
There are In the I'nlieJ Slates 1 tami-
lies; S.JivVNO families llv tit rented hic,
a rut the house of i,Tvw,tW tanitllv at Wort-
Hr Cruris, the Matirtan, aj: Oue per
eentt4the Amerieau rvple oan.M percent
of all lit wealth. SI me iv erimr tn the tut-
anl In-'
M aatTheI aw l rlt. ) v txperltnce.
KntTo Kki;itk r to a ottea. I ' 1 Ci,n y', rwonmt. tid Hcrblne
tion of personal inquirv: til you kind, f n!'",r:" ri :;.,;.:.;,. rrncy
ly inform bon.fi.ieutfvTibcrtlin'nsh f,,r hinges: Ion. h of ap tivo. nmr
vour columns, under a list lo tion of the P' ,n ,h Ul'n. palpitation, head
lawip' Oregon the county court J'ui.ls j ach,, ln1,! af'er meals with dl.w
wamnt KtiSAryins tlic fvlf-MyKM, io.t',V!,'r1 ",rial deprvasions and low
called lYlvtmlu 'cvl'C'v rccWeutaliva ; 'ph-'it. Herein must Ik n tiniuuc
of the Uwiauul i'Jarlt rait;hv- !n ; I rci'-iutUm (or cases nuvli at wlue.
cametobi"rrKntevl; what ho huaUonc; ir a few tlosea t nilrrly i vtovi ci
toearnatK'ik faisry, una uch otlier ttw cvnursinr. - I wonuer nt ix ciilo poing
Tit Kegiktiui iu the entr vwt in
the countr t pablieh the county cwurt !u, " in Pmt ut
i ' I . i L. . winltv0 iwreetit."
pee,nn it gtres ainne news tu j K,xtew.u.tc. eent
the time.
Grave Trouble Foreseen.
it needs ht ltttlc foresitbt to tell
Ihit hen your stemaclV ml liver are
Vably affected, prate trouble U ahcAd,
unless you take the proper medicine
for your disease, as Mrs,-John A.
Ybftnis. ttt9T.' N. Y, did. Shesays:
"I had nt-nht's ctfthe liver and stom
ach, mr heart wal weakened, and I
the MUtlerhii;.ii-.- wen. axmer or later, tail.
The'poatTtul vt earth should realise that we
are In IheiutiMnl theameeoiHlttlonit thatel
tted In Kranre, whlrh hrvmght on the Kevolu
tion. ThetU L and H,Mr(ul elavt In Kranr
refused to take aarnitif frtu what wfolnf
on atxiut them and retted uHn tl? Hi-r
w hkh thee tanried thvr had. The Kevulttttnn
rame like the eruption of a volcano and we tn
America hould take warning. - Right now e
are taudii( over a volcano whlrh may burst
cfmJ nfrrv I -Vfts verr bad for a ' l e fury ol
'off tun, iutBBWtnc Bitters, 1
fotfnd just what I needed, for ttwy
Qnckly relieved and cured nie." Best
nredicine for weak won; on. Sold un
der guarantee by Perry Graham,
JrtiiM at 50c a bottle.
lAlKStON TO KALAM.T.
.Irilaaw Aaaemhlr '. . Houltoa,
' Make aw Kiearaloa t Kalawa. '
H$uVto Assembly No. Si), VniteJ
Artisans, chartere! the ateanier Atueri
ca lat-t Saturday erentBg at 7 0 anJ
stvKevl for Kalauia w itli members to
rifrit Artisan' Anembly No. :J8. anJ on
reaching Cart""I-ing were joined
by ten uieiuWrt' frih thb Yoxl'nd
Assemble At 8::X) the steamer ar
rivWat its JwUnatton and was met at j- in M.rbt. Mu.e.it required nve
tne aocK uy uie naiatua .Assvuoiy in
force-anJ escorted to the Artisan hall,
where a splendid program, both iniu-i-csl-'md
literaT, was tendered, after
wliich the time vt as snent in gania'and
otlier amusements until supper was an- j -,,u" working wA
nonnced and a better spread was never
s?fcd than that prepared by the good
sisters and brothers of Xo.-o.-
Hrother . "A. Terry was heard to
What doe the Republican party propo to
lo in the face of tin alarming eondttton of
thing? Nothing worth mentioning exrept to
continue and maintain a high tariff. What
for? About as follows;
"'Secretary Sbaw'a last re)Hrt lor the year
ending June l, !'.. i good reatltng for the
man who U Interested in thwondruu ways
of hU government. Kor illustration, we find
tu the report that last year it required te kt
vices .of taenty-olx able bodied tuen at the pnt
of Hrownsrille, Texas to ctdleel IMM, Kor the
year' aork the teuty-six uien were paid It.'.
iuv' Avery prontatJe year for ihceollittor.
To spend ii.wo to collect thou. The follow
ing port, for instance, are clow competitors;
In Catlne, Maine, It require six men at a cool
of W to collect 9W. In W aMotxiro, Maine,
it rvHUircd seven wen at cost of to col
lect $fW. In rrem-hniau' Hay, Mincr It re-
I quired live men at a cost of iau) to eoll-cl
men at
a cost ol W to collect r. In tsiiett, Maine,
it required two men to collect SIX All of
ahiih guei to kbuw thebenctitof a high pro
tective tariff.
W hat docs the KH'tn!tst vtty nrooe? U
says the deolliiig vi the prtnluixTs of wealth
must stop, or ibis Ke-
publie will co'ilo n as has other governments,
because the aeallh aiula'.l the tools of pro
duction had drifted into the hinds of the tew.
Socialism': "U-t the workers, either with
head or haver. In every Useful Imlusiry, have
reTuarlthat the Kalama sisters knew ful1 ,"",,u't ot ,holr ,olL Ut ,ho u",u,n
, , , . . , , . , Lrun the trusts. Voter? t hat do you think of
hort bake beans, ttfd e Ehouldthtnk ,t. oaaravaa.
neuKi oy me amount ui ueans lie gui
ontside of. Pr. Cliff is also loud in his
praise of toaked beans'. " Ue "was 'not
satisfied witli the rarg- amount he ate,
but ha-.tt'T bring aleit horn in his over
cot pocket.
At 2 :30 it was announced time for the
return home. It was found that one of urt";n- ,,.,""u t """" t oumy. on
the brrJtherS'Vrutf missing and on inves-. uaix-e ni ajMunn-m, i.nu r aiuiiurve ot irv-
ciosun. maue niioeuiervu iu mm louri ou me
2ilh dv of tiecemlier, ljol. Iu a suituberein
John Pringle, plaiuuff, nxovtrvl )ml;nivnt
aUHlnst toe fct turk bhingie ami Mitiiuiactu.
ring a corratlon, detenilaiit, for the sum
oi eleven huiiilreil ami eighty-three (tllM.i
dollars, with Interest thereon at tne rale ol ten
per ecut vr annum fruiu said -TlU dny of W
lemljcr, r.4, and the turihersiim of two hun
dred dollars, jo, attorucys Ice-, nl costs of
suit and aecriiing costs, and forever debarring
ami foreclosing tne deleiidmil and all (K-rsoiu
Claiming under In in subseiioeiil to the dale ol
planum mortgage, ol all riglit, claim, or In
terest iu the hereinafter dcx-ribed premises;
and requiring me to make saleot the lollowitig
rlcM-i-ilieU piu-rt- to aU-lv the aUrtc
amounts, to-wit:
All f tile southwest quarter of the north
west qUHru-rot section that lies north of
Ihc Nehalem Hirer, iu toa nship 5 north, rnn!i:
4westofthe Willamette merlillali, tul'oluiii
bial ounty, (Iregoii: also all the entire plant
ol tne defendant, the hast fork rhtnglv and
Manufacturing t.o., lia-ated at Pittsburg, t'ol
umbla County, Dri gon, consisting oi engine,
boiler, saw mill and every thing connected or
belonging lo Hid defeudaiit's said plant Minu
ted on the Pittsburg Mill l oinpaliy's land in
sai'l section Zi, town-bip 3 uorili, range 4 west
ol iilnuirtte Meridian, in sld County, to I
sold as under en" ullon, and the priM-reds ap
plied to the payment ol said JudguieiU accord
ing to law and the said decree ol loreelmiire.
l w ill, therefore, on Saturday, the eleventh
day of r'abruaty, 1'ju.i, at the hour of eleven
o'clock in thelorenoon ol said dny, at the trout
door of the county court house, in St. Helen-,
in saint oiumtiia county, Oregon, sen at puiiiie
SUKKIr F'S SALK.
In the nrcnit Court of the State of Oregon, for
Columbia County.
John 1'riiigie, Plaintiff, vs. The Kast Fork
rstuugtcaiid Alanutaelurwig Co., a cor
poration, ilelelldalil.
Hym Kls ntiir.m GIVES THAT VXDER
aiid by vmue ol ail execution and omcr ol
sale issued out ul the Circuit Court ot the Mate
States,
defen-
facturlng Co. lis:
execution o! id
or had at the date of the
mortgHge, tn-wlt, March I,
ltHH, in or to the real property above described
to satisfy said execution and orU-r of sale, to
gether with accruing costs.
Ilated at St. Helens, Columbia County, Ore
gon, this 'Jth lny of Januarv, p.si.'i.
MAK'i lX W1IITK,
Sheriff of Coluuibiii County, Mate ol Oregon,
first publication Jaimnry H, p.i.i; last publi
cation February lo, pju'i.
NOTIl'K UV IXTKXTIO.N T APPLY
roil A LIOl'OR LICKSSI-
To all person concerned, and to the legal vo
ters now actually residing in (ioble Pre
cinct, Columbia County, State of Oregon, m
pHrliciilar.
You, each of you, and all of you, will take
notice and you sre liep'by notified tlnft we, S.
K. Hutts and W . II. IsUII, will, oh Wednesday,
the first day of March, Psi.'),. apply to the 1lon
orable County Court ol the Stale of t)regm, Iri
and for Columbia County, for a license to sell
spirituous, malt, and vinous Honors, Htid fer
mented elder, iu less iiuaiitit'cs tlinn one gal
lon, for a period of one year, at lioble, (ioble
Precinct, Colombia County. StHte of Oregon,
which application will besupirtcd and bHsed
iimiii the following petition, to-wit:
is tiik coi'STY cocnr of tiik state ok
Oreirmi, In and for the County of Colum
bia.' In the liiHtlerolllu- application of if . K. Hulls
anil W. H.I.-lx il Ur li-ense to sell spirft
uous, vinous, and malt liquors, fu less
UHlitlties than one gallon, in Ioble Pre
cinct, Columbia Count v, Stale of Oregon.
1'KTJTIOS.
'To the" Honorable County Court ol Columbia
County, Ktate of Oregon.
We, the undersigned,-comprising an actual
majority of llie 'wholif liuniber of legal voters
of li'oble Precinct, Columbia County, Shite ol
Oregon, and who now resble in and havi' Hetu
ally resided In' said (joble Pree'rll't 'or more
than thirty day immediately priTCtflthg the
dateof signing. Hling ajid presentiition of this
petition, hereby resjiect fully petition this
Honorable Court lo griml toS. E. Hutts and W,
11. Iobcll ft license to sell spirituous, vinous
and msiriiqliors and fermented cider in less
quantities' thrfn one gallon, at (iobie, In (ioble
product. Columbia County, Slate of Oregon,
forf ueriiid of one vcar.
C. P. Anderson, It. Jfoword, M. Mflk, fieorge
Frtater, Jr., K. M. Hamilton, 1,. V. ilroun, (i. E.
fowler, H. M. Kowlvr, O. E. Hunter, Walter
Hunter, (I. H Foster, II. K Wh'Ttey, C. fJ. l ow
ler, C. H. Mellvllle, Ifcnry Blake, Vlcfor Kurer.
A. .K VaraAermnne. J. E. Conboy, llosea lllake,
Jan's Mctirrgor. (infrles Link .ftuiies Kenedv.
A. if iHupie, Jlicob Nesbommer. Eniilo W'usser.
.'oliefi Wasmrr,' I'. 11. Filer,. E. Hradley, .
Bni'lley, O.llreji bcf'. Frank Cleaver, Abe Link.
J. il. Archibald, 8. K.-Aicgaiider, Frank liish
on, Henry W allers, Edward Jlliu k, Oeorge
Fetsenljergcr, E. A. Hmltli.J. M. Fowler, C. E.
Makinsler, W . K Makinsler, J. M. Young, A.
Neer, Joc.I.aWri'iiee, Jas. Heighes, Jacob Zw In
gle.41. Anllkcr, J'obti Farr, 'llios. 1'awson, W.
A. Hampton, A. W ise, V. Kintzke, M. Teolel.
kv An lUrsOriihin, Arthur (irahin, V. Jor
diih, W'. V. MeHeham, Frank Welter, Christ
llovan.-ff.M. Farr, K. h. Kinney, F. W, Ma
kltwter,'B.(' HoHdley, F. Anllker, C. W. Me
Farlainl, Al BIiiiIim, Ja. Iird. M. J Hutler.rieo.
Link, Hubert Elnk, V. V. Hun.lc, W . E. Hun
ter. W. II. label!,. John Ordcx, J. Kr t roiik.
t'. ifagftin, '. .' .
kvniationon tuts utieot as may seem
pertinent Hf.pevtfu!!y yotiw,
A tiRATe Wito Ia'r
AVe fear "our correspondent is a hule
envious antl d'uviHl to ktuxk. We
submit in all tier ion muss th.iV lie should
remember, 'as should all the rest of the
dear pectphf of IV! tint hi; county, that
while Clatsop has a I'nl cd States Sena.
tor, a master fish war!tnr a collector ol i
customs and secretary of state, we have,
Under tho tntcTary chaperonuco ot the
county court, a representative of the
Lewis sfc Clark Fair, in a Roodntalc of
preservation, vrio is likely to remain so
TfiHle the salary is fortheotuing.- B
thankful for small things. .
on surrorlng or sptmUni; their money
on wofth'oa thlur.a. when llei'Mma Is
ptH-iirabh and so cheap." &ic a Nil
tie at Bailey A Hi In .
w.c. KiscmcK,
AT TO I , N K Y AT-1 , A W .
aN'1 xotahy rvni.ic.
Net dor to post oflUv.
KAINiKIi. 0UK(J0N
DII.UAUD DAY,
AlTdHN I. YH-ATd.. V,
lrai-tice in any court, Stato or Federal,
Next dir to court house.
ST.HKI.KNi5, . OKKG0X.
5
MONDAY, JANUARY 2, 1903.
Fourth Annual Clearance
lloul toots a to wit nca.
FOUYSKlDIiTYCURE
Maksa Kldaaya and Oladdar Right
0000
0000
H. M..FOWLER,
Dcfilor in-
General Merchandise.
si
v
!
1
!
Every Article Greatly Reduced.
TIIK IVlFKTU ANM'ALn.KARANrK HAI.Kalarta on'
II ifttrnrv ihatrihutititt KltillT AM I. FIT 1I1GM
til'.Ali: MF.IU IIANMSK of every thacriptiou at
WIUU.F.SAI.K I'ltH'I'.S. Kenlly tho moat fuiiHrtitnt
event In tho luminess yettr, in its much its every artiulo
in the eMuhlmhiiunt is itu'ltlded.
.t
.C SWETT ABOUT IT.
RAINIER; - OREGON
COBUK
ORICC.OX.
Ptiper Hanger;.
I VUntcr uiuf Decorator.'
CUATWKANIK, : OU1CGON.
r, mr i'hsu in us nil mime) iuu i iiiivi i
, all the rlKht, title, and interest the said
dant. The Kn-t Fork bhinttle and Manu-
tigation it proved tlbe 15ro". C. E. Hein
Tt'e aid of the chief ot police was fcVed,
but up to the time of leaving ..rother
Hein had not been located. It was
leaned next day that the missing
member had returned home. Just
wfiftt excuse the brother will have to
offer for being lefc is bard to "Surmise.
"&tang'happebl'l0' niar thfe pleasure
ofthe party until Caplcs Landing was
reached, where Brothar Win. Ketel was
determined to get off the boat. It is
sat? a-Woodland sister was the cause of
it "all but the Haul ton eiris pursuaded
Bill to come home with them. Nothing
more exciting occurred iintil about mid
way between St'. Helens and Ilou'.ton,
wlien the distress Eigrwl was given and
on iflvescica'ion it was found tibler
Urie had stepped into a hole in the
Sidewalk, bhe was immediately sur
rounded by seven or eigut brothers, who
experienced great difficulty in removing
htr lOOt. hit account Ot the SIZeOl It. j awtlon, subject to redemption, to the lustiest I
All arrived safe at home and exDresstsd i ?". b'ressb In lawful money of the tnited
w
themselves as being royally entertained
by Kalama Aseulbly 'o;'38.
Cancer Cured! 1"
Mf. W. W. Prickett, Smithfteld; Ills.,
writes, Sept. 10th., 1901: "J had been
suffering several years with a cancer
on my face, which gave me great an
noyance and unbearable itching. I was
using Ballard's Snow Liniment for a
sore leg, and through an accident, I
rubbed some-of the liniment on the
cancer, and as it gave me almost in
stant relief, I deeided to continue to
use the liniment orr the cancer. In a
short time the cancer' came out, my
face heated up- -and lher is not the
slightest scar left, I have implicit
faith-in the merits of this preparation,
arid- it cannot be too highly recom
mended." . 25c, 50c and $1.00. For
sale by Bailey & Briu,
Natl itT-.or The American Voter.
Eiito Rkoistkk W ill you allow we a little
space in your valuable paja-r.
Sljhcv 18. improved machinery has increased
the p-oducflHity of labor forty fold.
The late fr. Clad-tone said by the aid of ma
chinery the manufacturing power of the world
doubles every seven yean, (since Wt) the ma
chinery of England ban done the work of 7(X.
000,1X10 men as they worked a century ago.
AceordiDg to the census reports of the' I'nlted
State the aggregate manufacturing 'isiwerln
1900 was 11,3U0,CIH1 horse power, ad compared to
2,000,XX horse power in lWi. 'Professor 11 ualey
In discussing the marvelou. producllvUy of
machinery-, said: "If lhi wonderful produc
tivity of wealth Is not to be used I a bettering
the 'wuTllon of the w orking leople, but la to
continue to pour Into Ihe pocket of the rich,
th 'ii'l would hall the advent of some kindly
comet that would sweep the whole thing
way."
The late Beni!'rrj1n'n(!all: "The proJuc
Hon In the I'nlted States in one-third larger
tba'u our consumption."
Senator Channey Depew In J)0 aald: "Tlitf
American people proluced WfmJ),(W more
than they consumed." '
It is bec ause cf thut surplus production of all
lhf civilized country that the guns are thuu
deiirgat the gates of other nations that for
clgri piatkeU may be ca?ned up.
Do the peordj! who prcduce this vast surplus
gel the benefit of it? Let tu see.
ThowJ-W. Ijiww n, late partner of John and
UHlIaia Rockefeller, recently said that In a
Mngle deal made last year they made a clean
prtifitof VjfiOOfiOO.
f incclW tti hcmsarles of life have on an
1 I ! . ' .
MTOS)
UCT01Y
Mr
Dint he mil inn ins is i nam of iiiiiimk on. nn m fiiiic is
66'
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mi Lai IwJ K
J oiO Psi E o
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wm&s j ...
Wt will offer the itock, having bouxM the stock and rood will cf tho
Prajt.er'1 Red Front, on MorrUon St., of Ifk Kti rront, together
with the Stock formerly on band, coniuting of
$30,000 STOCK OF
Men's, Boys' and
Youths Clothing
At the ftreatett reductions ever mode in this or' any other dty
Pttivly every article will ba reducM from
33s to 50 Per Cent Less'
Than Sold Elsewhere.
A method of Our own to ndvertino our new name mid location, and a
Hvoiid uu tlnsl to our iniidin cH to iloseotit stork mid ninkftrO'n
for new sprinif gnoda which Mill he here ready for displny by'
Miindi 1st. Not a dollar's Morth of MuaMy, MinifWorn orOut-of
In lo Style iftMxlM tire included in this snle. Any siilu hero ttiiiNt ho
iik repreaetited, satisfactory or yonr itioiicy refunded without nrjfu
itient. "A S'luaro deal and a dollar's worth fr your dollar," In
tho motto here. Mcarly everything mo hutid! besrn tht'itnian"
label.
TOBAQCO AT COST Beginning the first of March wt vM 1
arry a full line oi TJiiu-to every well known hrnnd Mhieh Mill lo'"
.old attest, licfn't forget this fajtr-TOBAUl):) AT C'lSf.
MEN'S FUR.N1SH1NCS.
WE ARE SIIOWINfiA CO.Ml'LKTE LINE OF
ALL THE NEW TIIINCS IN
Shirts, Underwear, Neckwear, Etc
You'll never regret visiting the I led Front d er
ring our Introductory Sale if you have any idea 'A
bnjing anything in th:s line', for our prices nro
cut to less than hall the original prices asked by
competitors.
Derby ribbed Underwear, 0c. values, our price,
garment 25c
(!olf, Madras and Percale Sl.irtu, any size wanted,
values $1.00; our price 35c
Anestra1 good Golf hirt, any fuze; "gallic 7"c;'
oar price 29c
J'Jack Hatln Hliirt, Mell tailored, double stitched
and a perfect fitting Mhirt; values (i.'rC nnd 7"c;
our price , ,35c
The lxst I'yC merino and grey and fancy Hox
for de
A large line of 7-w values in Sweaters that we will
sell for only 35c
A strictly all Votf :5 Sweater, ''Bed -Front," all
colors and sizes, for only $1.65
A krgo assortment of li'ic values in good, service
alio Suspenders for. .-. 15c
All styles of the best grado Neckwear; the kind
you pay u-'ic and o0c lor at clea-ance sales; '
here 1 6c
Hundreds of useful thing.! In Men's flnd Boys'
FarniHliinH vH the latest styles and highest
quality, while the prices arc" at ft Ions to us,
simply to introduce ourselvts to the public as
the Bed Front. ,
We have a large lino of goods, warm Gloves,
Morth ."Oc, thai we will sell while they last, at a
pair ' . ......16c
OVERALLS.
"A large line ot Overalls and Jackets, with or
without bibs, striped and plain, nil union made,
worth 7rc'a garment, notv .40c-
MEN'S SUITS AND OVERCOATS.
HANI) TA JL0UF,1, FASHION EI)
TIIK LATEST, QUALITY THE BEST'
i FANCY MIXEIl AMI PLAIN (JOOl)H.
Our lines of Suits, Cravenettes and Overcoats
are superb, and now is tho opportune timo of
your life to buy. These lines will actually bo sold
for cost at the factory. We know the wearing
quality, the quAlity ol sham-retaining in thesa
garment, and guarantee satirdactioit in every
oneroid here during this extraordinary, sale, or
yonr money back wi'.Hout words.
$f f P You t an take your choice of all
M the different styles of Medium
or Winler-Weight Suits, Over
coats, also Cravenettes, short or moderately long,
garments that sold at clenrame talc for $10.00
and fl'.'.OO. We defy competition and could only
do so by lonng money, but it's our why of udver-
tiBing and lo redtico a large stock.
All the latest styles in Fall and
i inter Ilnnii-JiuloiM suiu,
Overcoats. GravenctlcH. 1 he la
test fashioned, and the verj best linings. These
garments wear and retain their shape like gar
ments that will cost you elsewhere fl'i.OO, $10.00,
und 18.00, but as a way of introducing our new
name, tho "Ked Front," we sell them nt actual
cost. Every purchase cntt be returned if not sat
isfactory voiir money back without quibbling.
Gives you your bill choice
iof (ii) different styles of tho
vcrv best hand-tailored, tin-'
ion made garments to be seen in tho city, in all ,
the new materials', some silk-lined, in' frrll ' and
winter weights. These garments ard unlnunlcd
and we give a 'positive guarantee of satisfaction
with every one sold or money readily returned.
See them. Our only excuse for tho price is to in
troduceourselves. YOUTHS' SUITS AND OVERCOATS.
ALL TIIEVEUY LATEST FASHIONED AND
--TAILORED GAKMENTH IN
NEW MIXKDA.NUHT.WI COI.OIIFD (IO0DS.
"We have selected only two of these most potui
lar Suits to' make prices on, bui linvi other
cheaper and higher if you wish them. - Styles the
best, llargnins unequalwl. "
Choice ot""2H differdnt styles of
$10.45!
.new all Clay Worsted, Cheviots
and fancy mixed materials. Not
a suit here is worth less than $10, and that's
what you'd pay at so culled clearance sales. Wu
lose money, but what's tnat if w e get your Irudo
in the future and your confidence. Ilomentber,
the Ked Front. Overcoats at same price.
Q Takes full choice of 8.1 styles ol
JSyr SaT Suits in Clays, Series and Cho
r sJviots; lest hand-tailored, srvellM
styles, all materials imported ; single and double
breiiMted. Overcoats samu price to iiiatch. Every
Suit is the esKenco of stvle, flishidticd tho latest.
We make alterations.- tVc can afford to losa oil
thene if we get tho young man's confidence ami
his trade in the future. ,
PANTALOON SALE.
T3HJ 11EST MATEUIAL8, THE TaVTEHT
STYLEh; I'.ixr MAKE.
KVKHY KTVI.R IS-1IKIIK. '
Choice of hundreds of Fonts worth $I.o0 n pair1'
, for 74c
Another lot, largo variety, worth $2.00 p8c
All our f :: and fLViO Fitnts go- nt this sale $1 .35 -A
better lot that we did sell for $.1.0)1, $:!.r( -and
ft.00, now we lump them and you take choico
for $2."25i
A not her lot of $1,00, $4.M) and $'.( I'unts-all go
your choico nt $2.95
You citn buy a free choice of an'extra fine lino of
l'hnts, correct' shapes nnd Litest iiinterials; in"
Chevots nnd -Worsted, nil hand-tailored gar
ments, worth $.'.00, $11.00 and $7.00, now $3.45
- HAT PRICES CUT.
HUT THE QUALITY AND STYLE ItEMAIX
A NO. I.
KVKIIV KNOWN HIIAI'K AND BTVI.K.
We arc losing on hats, and while ,wo have soma'
that you cab buy for less' than $1, we' carry tho'
best $:JIIat in the market.
Now .during this sale', any lied Front $1.0(1. Hob;
is yours lor $1.50''
We have another lot of style's that; vero sold for"
$2,50 and $:.G0: you can pick choice for $1,25
Still another quality, all new shapes and styles;-'
you can have choico for .., 00c
A few odd lines and broken sizes, if wo can fit
you nnd'pleitMe you, yonr c.lioice for only, ,50c
Don't, if iicening a 1 1 at, overlook tli Ked Front
$1.01 II iill'or $l..Vi, u Hat. Hiiap" Non'll not get
II :li ii soon.
HE. k
GDI
ClotisirieamiFssriifshiiiKS
9 A.R.OSENSTEIN, Prop..
226 MORRISON STREET, . PORTLAND, . OREGON.
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