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Grand Reduction and Money Raising Sale
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ALL THE
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The mammoth stock of new dependable up-to-date mer
chandise, consisting of Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Hats, Trunks,
Valises, and Shoes, belonging to K. Sugarman, has been placed
in the hands of Lewis Bros. & Co., of Spokane, Wash., who are
under contract to dispose of at least one-half of the entire stock
on or before Angust 8th. Everything from cellar to garret and
from wall to wall will be placed on sale and sold from
30 to 60 Per Cent Less
than similar goods were ever offered to the buying public in this or any other
city of Southwestern Oregon. Never before has merchandise been offered at
such ridiculously low prices. Lewis Bros, are known from Coast to Coast as
the world's greaie&t bargain givers and know no limit when the price slashing
knife is once appJted.
$3000 Worth of Furnishing Goods
As complete a stock to select from as can be
found in the entire west. The celebrated cluet,
monarch, standard and Mount Hood shirts speak
for themselves. The straining point has been
reached and prices broken Into very small
fragments.
$ .75 Golf shirts now $ .39
1.00 Golf shirts now 49
1.50 Mtfunt Hood shirts now 69
1.75 Monarch shirts now 95
1.50 Standard shirts now 95
2.25 Standard shirts now 1.05
3.00 Standard shirts now 2.15
.75 Standard buckskin shirts now 45
$5000 Worth of Shoes
Consisting of men's and boys shoes and foot
wear of all styles and sizes all new and made by
the best manufacturers of the world and made from
the best colt, calf and kid leathers. We have the
W. L. Douglas, Buster Brown, Star Brand and the
Mayer Dry-Sox.
$ 1.50 Canvass shoes now $ .95
2.50 Shoes now 1.85
3.00 Shoes now 2.15
4.00 Shoes vici now 2.85
2.50 and 3.00 Shoes horse hide now 1.85
3.50 and 4.00 Shoes horse hide now 2.95
100 Pair Boys Shoes at Panic Prices
Every article will be
marked in plain figures and
will be sold for cash only.
Sale begins July 25th
Store was closed July 23rd
and ?4th during which time
Lewis Bros, and their staff of
sales people were cutting and
slashing prices and making
ready for the greatest bargain
feast in the history of this city.
A dollar saved is two
dollars earned. Come hitch
your dollars to our bargains
and make it draw the largest
load they ever earned.
$5000 Worth of Clothing
Consisting of men's anl boys staple and fancy
clothing of the celebrated Hart-Sharer & Marx,
Friend Bros, and Edlnhelmer-Steln & Co., the
world celebrated manufacturers of the very highest
grades of fancy and durable clothing.
$ 7.50 Suits now $3.95
10.00 Suits now 6.55
15.00 Suits now '. 8.85
Ki.50 Suits now 9.85
1.75 Pants now .95.
2.50 Pants now 1.65
5.00 Pants Corduroy now 2.75
5.00 Boya suits now 3.55
7.50 Boys suits now 5.25
2.50 Buys washable suits 95
$2000 Worth of Hats etc.
The standard J. B. Stetson and Lender hats
panama and straw are wltnout an equal, trunks
and suit cases galore.
S 2.00 Hats now $ 1-55
2.50 Hats now lQ
5.00 Hats J. B. Stetson &
6.00 Hats panama now 3,lo
7.50 Hats rmnnmn now 5Z
1000 Straw and Manilla hats to be sold regardless of loss.
One third off on all ault cases and trunks
Buying your supplies now means increased comfort at decreased cost All nrpvlmm uiM h.v
had their ffniit, but this one has none. We will sell the entire Sat these low Fiure tf the buytart
public demands it. We must make room and we need the money, and you need the merchanlL ftmS
Is the opportuue time to make your investments for the coming Fain aXd Winter -at Msth?drJSSS
of aU sales in th history of Klamath Falls. w,mer al IWs tne 8rea
It Is Still
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K. SUGARMAN
The Portland Store
IS THE PLACE
Sale Begins July 25th and
Closes August 8th
IN CHARGE OF
Lewis Bros. & Go.
SPOKANE, WASH.
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