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REGISTER Established August. 1881.
TELEPHONE Established June. 1886
Consolidated Feb. 1,1889.
M c M innville , O regon , T hursday , D ecember 17,1891.
VOL. III. NO. 46
OR ONE-FIFTH OFF tO TWO WEEKS ONLY!
THE GREATEST OFFER EVER MADE RY US OR ANY OTH
ER FIRM IN YAMHILL CO.
After the Holidays we are going to make extensive repairs in our store, Thoroughly renovating and decorat
ing the entire room, which will necessitate the removal of our goods; Consequently we wish to reduce our
Stock as low as possible. Therefore,
THIS MEANS $4.00 OFF OF EVERY $20.00 WORTH of GOODS,
And Actually Reduces Many Articles Below First Cost!
Now is the time to buy CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. A Nice Suit or Overcoat, a Pair of
our Fine Blankets, or Shoes, or a Nice Umbrella or Silk Handkerchief will make a good
present and be of some use to the recipient.
DON’T MISS THIS GREAT SALE
As you will not soon have such another opportunity to buy good Goods at such Prices.
Our Goods are all Marked in Plain Figures, hence no putting prices up.
SAME
PRICE
TO
ALL!
KAY & TODT), CLOTHIERS AND TAILORS.
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Goods when advertised to be sold at Cost are usually sold at a profit to the seller. The buyer has no means of finding out the cost of the goods he is buy-
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¡ng and simply takes the word of the seller. We have been in business in this city for years and have sold Thousands of Dollar» Worth of Goods to the
people of this county. These goods are not sold at cost, but are sold very near it. The people know the price of Staple Articles and we will sell them articles at 20 per
cent, below those prices. Our Prices are plainly marked on all goods and the purchaser deducts 20 per cent, from these figures. If any one thinks there is very much
more than 20 percent, profit in clothing and gents’ furnishing goods, one year's experience in the business will show him different. Recollect you can get for the next two
weeks a 820 suit of clothes for 816; a §10 overcoat for $8, and so on. This is no buncomb, but is earnest talk to our customers. Our large line of Fall and Winter goods
must be sold. Quick sales and small profits are preferable to slow sale of unseasonable goods.
KAY & TODD.