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About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (June 21, 1917)
HOOD 'RIVER GLACIER. THURSDAY, JUXE'21, 1017 inn 1 m x n n n --ni 1 I n rl ml If C (u 0 fu "( n r 0 11(1 u U IE -UUt Wil r in n snrn & n n fi: limM I I MU I- I III I II I I II I 1 II II I I I I I I I I I I a ro u a . vu v w; uv u OF THE ENTIRE STOCK OF LnJD Lo-TOU.UUUUyjUUel Jo wm The death knell has sounded and A. L. CarmichaePs Department Store is doomed. This fine stock of high grade Dry Goods, Ladies,' Men's and Children's Furnishings, Notions, Laces, Ribbons, Hats and Caps, Men's, Women's and Children's Shoes, etc., must all be sold or given away inthe shortest possible time. Save your money and wait. The chance of a lifetime to buy seasonable, dependable goods at a mere fraction of their in- trinsic worth. REMEMBER THE SALE OPENS RAIN OR SHINE And will continue from day to day with bigger, better and more startling bargains than are mentioned in this Ad. Iirr X7II I iJTX A DC"lf 1 TTCI V 17 0 17 17 To each of the first 100 persons to enter WL VVILJL UlVEi l3oUJLU 1 LL I fKLL the store at opening hour, 10:23 a. m., Saturday, an envelope containing either a piece of U. S. coin or a merchandise certificate. There are no blanks. 50 envelopes contain coins ranging in value from 1 cent to $1.00, and 50 envelopes contain merchandise certificates ranging in value from 5 cts to 50 cts. You don't need to buy a cents worth. The envelopes are handed out as the Srst 100 enter the, store. There will be a crowd waiting for the doors to open, so take your place in line. -l ! pi I'..,'.' i f' " " D MOLL A. L Carmichael Savs 1 Slust! And Must Is Master! Now listen. A. L. Carmichael is going to quit the retail business for good and all. and has placed his entire $10,000 stock in my.hands for immediate disposal. I must and will close out every vestage of this magnificent $10,000 stock of merchan- buying public at prices lower than ever before heard of in this or any other city. aise m tne snortest possioie time, i realize tnat to ao tnis i must siaugnter prices ana saennce one oi tne oest stocks in nooa Kiver uounty. Therefore, commencing Saturday morning the entire stock of A. L. Carmichael's store your favorite store will be sacrificed directly to tne Here are the Sacrifice Prices that will close out this stock in a hurry ! I AlTl KnOVVn ,rom 1enver to the coast as the world's I mil llltunil givatest bargain giver. When I take over a dock of merchandise to reduce or close out it must move at once no matter what the sacrifice may cost. Closing out a stock like this is no snap. If A. L. Carmichael wasn't one of the old est and best known merchants in these parts I migat hesitate, liut I know that if I take this high pradestock and cut the prices low enough the public will respond quickly. And if you think that I have not cut the prices to the quick just study the sample prices listed in this bill or drop in at 10.2S a. m. Saturday when the big slaughter starts. Q W KELLY. $1.25 Good School Tablets $2.25 Men's $4.00 Old Oak 10c Toilet Paper Ladies' Middies A Full Size Comforts Work Shoes 5 rolls for 98c $1.79 $3.09 25c Children's 75c , 1 65c Misses' Middies Coveralls en s Mens $6 qq 8inch Straw Hats -Q on Handkerchiefs Tops A DjC vlC Ap Outside Counters Jl $ A Q8 Men's 75c Work Lot $1.50 O.N. T. Men's 25c Ties rJO Shirts Misses' Dresses Crochet Cotton nn 27c 4c 15c oft. : 63c : Men's 50c C9 1Q Men's $3.00 Fancy Ladies' ...j b Suspenders $.4 J Striped Trousers White Hose White Envelopes Q ro io per package JC Children's Shoes M.JJ lC An 7 t, .. , cheaper than you ' . , Shoe Polish can steal them. Boys' Long Pants Ladies' 15c , Men's Seltz $5.00 8c T 3. ,ainn 29r Black Hose Royal Blue Dress - Ladies $4.00 Canvas t, 1A Shoes One Lot $2.50 Shoes .leather soles 40c vc Ladies' Slippers Summer Underwear $1.25 Ladies' Elbow 39c 27c Length Pure Silk $1.75 Full Size Ladies' $4.50 Gun- Gloves Cotton Blankets Ladies' $3.00 Shoes metal Button Shoes Big Bath Towels 79c $1.47 98c $2.09 11c 10c Calico Children's (limit 10 yds) per yd. Union Suits 5c 23c 9c 98c Ladies' 65c Union Suits, low neck and Men's Sox sleeveless, cuff knee black or tan 49c 7c EXTRA BARGAINS We have placed in a box in the front of the store Articles worth as much as $2.00 and as little as 15c, and the Sale price of the same is lOc ASK ABOUT-THEM A (iKp AX RICt (ANDI P Has been placed in our window. We will give to 1 v'-'1 AJ.1.VJ ji XLLJLjLj 4ne person making the nearest estimate as to how long the large candle will burn a Handsome Gold-Filled Watch Free. A coupon entitling you to an estimate given free with every 10c purchase. Candle will be lighted at 8 a. m., Saturday, June 30, so make estimates before then. Remember it's free and you may get the watch. STORE FOR RENT INCLUDING FIXTURES. EXTRA SPECIAL 11 ?! l8-., ove:look Ea.ch anJ very day of this sale there will be T m Z 5 iu. !, ,ur umi uay oniy. u may ue stockings one day, shirts another, shoes another, etc., eo watch fir them every day. Snap them up and save a pretty penny during this sale. 129 STORE IS NOW CLOSED Preparing for the most important trade event and greatest sacrifice sale of the entire year. Sale Starts Saturday, June 23 Doors Open at 10.23 a. m. (E L V V U U LL-LL-LL- U OF PORTLAND, ORE. w Closing out the entire stock of 1113 TWELFTH ST., HEIGHTS, HOOD RIVER, ORE. J it
