HOOD RIVER GLACIER, THURSDAY, JULY 14, 19C&.
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Men's Furnishing Goods
The invoice of the Colorado Clothing
company's stock of men's furnishing
gouds footed up 05,000. The entire
lot came to us at less than 19c on the
dollar. We sell f 2 Shirts at 85c, $1.50
Shirts at 65c, $1 for 25c and all other
articles in this line at similar reductions
55c for the Colorado Clothing Comp'y's
$1.00 White Shirts.
75c for the Colorado Clothing Comp'y's
$1.25 White Shirts.
95c for the Colorado Clothing Comp'y's
$1.50 White Shirts ' '
Fancy Shirts
There were about a half a carload of these goods
when they arrived in Portland, and the variety is yet
unbroken. We are selling them at 23 cents on the
dollar. We have a $3 Shirt at 75c.
Negligee Shirts
83c for all the Col. C. Co.'s $1.00 Shirts.
53c " " " " 1.25 "
79c " " " " 1.50
99c " " " " 2.25 "
Woik Shirts 50c buys all the Col
orado c. co.'s Silver Dollar Shirts.
Newest Novelties in
Neckties
What 'do you think of a 75c Necktie
for 25c,and a $2 Tie for 50c? That's
our price.
25c buys all makes, shapes, shades and
styles of 50c and 75c Neckties.
50c buys all the $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00
Neckwear. - Thesagoods must be sold.
Men's Summer
Underwear
19c for every piece of the Colorado
company's 50c Undearwear.
33c for all the Colorado company's fine
60c and 70c summer Underwear in
lisle, balbriggan and mesh, in colors
and plain. .
48c for every, piece of the Colorado com-
pany's famous Silver Dollar Under-
. - wear in all the new colors, silk fin
ished, form fitting.
96c for all grades of the Colorado com
pany's $1.50, $2 and $2.29 Under
wear, all makes and sizes.
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Men's Socks
Km:-'rj':$CV 10c buJ8 a11 Sra(les of 13c and 20c Sox
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uys all srrades of 25c and 40c Sox.
25c buys all crrades of 50c to $1.00 Sox.
4c for pick of fine black, tan and grey
10c Sox.
SUSPENDER BARGAINS
President Suspsnders for 25c
Gnyott Suspenders for 25c
19c for all 40c and 50c silk web susjR'ii
ders with genuine brass mountings.
Paul
Strain,
Portland's Greatest Clothier
BRINGS JOY TO THE PEOPLE OF HOOD RIVER AND VICINITY.
I was enabled to purchase May 1, 1904, the entire $147,000 Stock of the Colorado Clothing Co., of
Btrike-stncken Victor and Cripple Creek, for $28,000, cash, being less than 19c on the dollar. The finest stock of
Clothing, Shoes, Hats and Furnishing Goods ever shown in the West. .
Being unable to dispose of this vast stock in my Portland stores (Strain's and The Hub), I have packed up
$25,000 worth of the finest of the Stock and has it here at
Jackson -s Store, Mood Riveri
WHERE IT WILL BE SOLD AT
,13 & 14 Actual
Cost
The Sale is now on and will continue until every dollar's worth is sold
STRAIN'S WAY Satisfaction or your money backapplies to everything sold by me. If anything you
purchase during this Great Sale is not in every way satisfactory, bring it back and get your money. s
You will naturally ask yourself: "How can Strain sell first-class goods so cheap?" Simply because I bought
them at Nineteen Cents on the Dollar. Every article exactly as advertised. ,
Bring this Ad. along; it is worth $1.00 on a $10.00 Purchase.
A $20 Suit for $7.50
This was a Colorado Clothing company leader. It
was made for this concern by a prominent Eastern
manufacturer to be sold at a bargain at $20. We
bought the stock so cheap that we can afford our prices
and yet have a nice little profit left. No merchant in
this country ever before sold such suits at this figure.
And there is not another store who can sell their equal
forevea$20.
A $30 Suit for $10
Elegant, up-to-date, tailor-made beauties. The
very latest summer styles, including the new English
frock, the swell 2 and 3-button double-breasted gar
ments now the rage among society men of New York
and Boston. In shapes, makes, cloths and cuts the
variety covers every popular effort in the United States
Every piece is sewed with silk, lined with serge and
satin, and the collar and button holes are hand mode,
so that fraying out will be impossible. This is the
swellest Suit ever shown in this city.
$25 Outing Suit for $10
We received in our consignment from Cripple Creek
and Victor 1,000 exquisitely tailored Outing Suits made
to sell by the Colorado Clothing company at $20.00,.
$22.50 and $25. These garments are the jinest im
ported Irish homespuns, Ballyho and Scotch Tweeds,
perfect in fit and beautiful in coloring. In Portland
these garments have usually sold at not lesB than $20
in any case, aiid some merchants have asked $3o for
the kind that we sell for $10.
A $11.50 Suit for $5.95
This is an all-wool fabric, band-tailored and sewed with best silk thread
cut in latest style of sack and frock, and worth every oent'of the f 10 and
(11.60 at which the garments sold for at Cripple Creek and Denver. No
other clothing house lu the city can touch these suits at less thau double
the price we ask for them.
$7.45 for a $17.50 All-Wool Suit
(7.45 rives the buyer pick and eh nice of ull these handsome man-tall-ored
$12, $15 and $17.50 all-wool suits in light, medium and heavy weight.
They are dressy as they can be, worth every penny they sold for in Col
orado, and cannot be duplicated anywhere at double the prices we ask.
$9.95 for $20 to $30 Garments :
(9.95 takes pick and choice of the finest tiillor-mude suits of imported
cloths In black clay worsteds, unfinished worsted, serges, vicunas, tweed
aud Oxford mixtures. In fact, every known weave of cloth and cut of gar
ment, the most fastidious votaries of fusliion ever knew. No man was ever
so rich that he need be ashamed to wettr these clothes. We would like to
see them upon the backs of some of Hood Kiver's most Htylish young men.
If they tola where they procured them and the price they paid, no further
advertisement would be necessary to speedily clean up this lot.
Fine Top Coats
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This Sale has no connec
tion with any other Sale
now running in Hood Riv
er. This is a bona fide
Clearing Sale of High
Grade Merchandise for
Less than half price.
$rt.95 thiuk of It, only (0.96 for any one of the Colorado Clothing Co's
$12.50 and (15 summer top coats in 15 dill'erent styles. It would seem like
almost any man could afford such a comfort. They will never be sold
again at this price. . .
$8.95 for a Hedium Weight Over
coat Worth $25.
There Is every style In this lot. There are $500 to pick from and they
were good values at (20 to $25. We sell them at (H.U5 because we bought
them at less than 19 cents of their worth of their invoice price. ,
$10 for Heavy Winter Overcoats
Worth $50
Men who are a little forehanded have now an opportunity to provide
against the storms of next winter at so smnll a cost as to make the expense
almost Imperceptible. They are of Frieze, Ikmver, Chinchilla, Meltons and
Kerseys, and there is style and fashion in every coat. They are certainly
worth nve times the price we are asking ror mem.
Hats
$1.00 for $2.50 hats may seem a
little startling to the reader, but these
are the figures at which we still them.
Some are soft and some are stiff, in
black and light colors, new 1904 shapes
and there are thousands to choose from
$1.50 buys one of the famous $3 Silver
State. Hats 100 doz. to select from
$2.50 for choice of all Stetson, Dunlap,
Knox. Longley, Kingsbury shapes.
These hats were sold by the Colorado Clothing
company at the standard price of $4 aud (5, Axed
by the manufacturers, and under ordinary circum
stances could not be sold for less. We bought
them, however, at less than 19 cents on the dollar
and you may have your pick for $2.50.
$1,000 sample Straw Hats worth (1 to (2, for 25c
Shoes
$1.95 for the Colorado company's $3.50
to $4 hand-sewed Dress Shoes.
$2.95 for the Colorado company's $4.50
to $6 hand-made Shoes.
$3.45 for your pick of the Colorado com
pany's custom bench-mado $G and
$7 Fine Dress Shoes.
Elegant Suit Cases
$1.50 for a leather Suit Case that the
Colorado company sold as a leader
at $3.50.
$2.50 for a fine alligator suit case that
is well worth f 6.00.
$4.25 for a good $10 solid leather suit
case.
Men's Trousers
Remember, this is the cream of the
Colorado Pants stock.
$2.50 for your pick of the Colorado co's
finest $5 and $(5 all-wool and wors
ted tailor-made Trousers.
$3.50 for your choice of 1880 pairs of
the Colorado-company's finest all-
wool tailor-made Dress Trousers,
regular $7 to $9 values.
$4.00 for the Colorado company's gilt
, edge $12 to $14 Trousers'. ';.;". .
69c for the Colorado's $1.50 and $2,00
strong serviceable pants.' -
99c for the Colorado's fancy Worsted
Trousers in the $2 and $2.50 values
$1.49 for the Colorado's fine all-wool
hair-line Pants, that retail tho world
over for $2.50 and $3. ' j ;
$2.49 for all the Colorado's fine allwool
Dress Pants in regular 4.50, 5.50
and $6 values. ' ",
Coats and Vests
We have 828 odd coats and Vests, delightful gar
ments, from the Colorado Clothing company's stock
belonging to suits that sold for (20 to (40, and we sell
'em at $o. That is, 95 for Coat aud Vest, not $5 for
each garment.
$1.00 for your pick of 500 all wool vests
, in all sizes. Cost $1.75 to sew.
$3.50 for odd Coats in every shape.
The union work on tbese coats alone cost $0 apiece.
160 White Vests in the $2 to $4 values
for $1.00.
26 Duck Suits, suitable for the Seaside,
$15 values for $2.50.
HANDKERCHEIF BARGAINS
10c for the Colorado company 's fine 20c
and 25c hemstitched linen handker
chiefs, plain white and colored bor
' tiers.
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