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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 8, 1909)
V1 Ai tt:jt:tj:;j::r:j::j::r:nttt:l:tt:t:t:5ttt:tttt: FORCED M ("tWWB TO VACATE IMIIII !! MM t n Men's Suits Mart. SliaffiiiT - M.u mhi l s.m imw $J5K5 Han, Shnlfncr & Mai Suit- Kk $.'!' hi imw $22J? Hat, SlialTiii'i K Marv Suits Keg $'" 5 ww SJI.15 lliph Art Tuiloml Sims Kn:ul.u .$J5 0 now $17.85 IliHh Art Tailoii'il Su.is Khutor $22?" m.iv $1M5 1Iii:Ii Ait Tailoicil Suits Knjnlar ?-'UU nv $M.'.') HiKli Art Tailored Sin- Kcjular SITiX) n.iw $l50 Hili Art Tailored Sinn Krjjular $15 m now 10 50 HiKli Art Tailitinl Sim- Ktr.' $1-s' ""W $ 'S5 Men's Overcoats at One-Third Off t'onluruy I'ants, Sale I'nif All $J.5() Pants SaK- I'mv All $.5.00 Pant:.. Sali' Piiri- All $.()( ami $5.00 Pauls. Sale Piia-. Portland Store llratul JvcralN $1.45 .... $2 25 . . . . $1 '5 . . . . $.1.25 ....$.15 r3oys' Suits J Overcoats At Half Price. HmV Kmc rants, Kegular 85c .iliu-s at -15c UmV Knickcrliockcis. Ki'Kul.ir $1 50 N.hiic, "I- ' Underwear IlriiT Lined, All Colors, Regular $1.50 anil $2.00 .iluc-s, Sale Price 95c Suit l)i Wrights Health Underwear. Regular $1.25 allies. Sale Price K5c liach ll Wool Underwear of Stamlanl Makes Hear the M.iiks of Price Slashing Figures. Ml tiur $1 (H) Coif Shins Co At -15c Kaeh Ml ( )ur $1.5l). $2.0(1 ami $2.50 Coif Shirts. . .J5e Macli Keep Warm Coat Sweaters a $2 00 One for. ( oat Sweaters- a $2.50 Hue for. ,. $1.00 .. $1.35 Pilack and llrown 15c Socks at this Sale for 7c Ml ool .55c Socks at this Sale for 18c Trunks and Suit Gases One-Third Off Regular Price. Head Covers $1.35 will P.uy Any $2.00 and $2.50 Hat in the House. $3.85 will lluy the John B. Stetson World Renowned $5.00 Hat. All Quilts and Blankets Will Be Closed Out at One-Third Off. Shoes Men's Shoes, Values up to $3.50, while they last at ....' $2.35 Men's Patent Leather, Box Calf, Vici Kids and Cushion Soles of the Best Makes Sold Every where at $5.00, Our Price at this Sale $3.25 200 Pair Boys Shoes Ranging from $2.00 to $2.50 to Close Out at $1.65 High Cut Boys' Shoes, Always Sold at $3.75, now goes for $2.85 Remember the Day and Date of this ,SaJfe Mark it down in your little book, that on Saturday Morning, January 9th, at 9 O'clock a Money Saving Event will take place at the PORTLAND STORE, iienty of salesmen will be on hand to serve you. Come and be con vinced that it's money in your pocket for you to act promptly. M. HUMBERT, Sates Manager, w &m ; Having outgrown our present location, we are forced to move to larger quarters. We do not intend to move our stock from one store to another, but will give the public the benefit of expense which would be thus incurred, by slaughtering the stock at such prices that it will long be remembered at one of the Greatest Money Saving Events in the history of this city. Never before or ever after will there be a line of Clothing, Furnishings, Hats, Shoes, Rubber and Oil Clothing, such as offered by,the PORTLAND STORE conducted by K. Sugarman, offered at prices as given below. Bear in mind our reputation and trade we have established will not permit us to misrepresent our adds. Our store will be closed Friday to give our salesmen a chance to arrange our stock so that no confusion will be experienced in handling the vait crowd. RS OPEN SATURDAY MORNING, JAN. 9, AT 9 O'CLOCK f Here are the prices that will move our stock, under the supervision of the Salesmanager from the Portland Branch: t m M Gloves! Gloves! Gloyej! j We liavc on hand .1 Big Lot of Sample Gloves, ranging in Price from $1.00 to $1.50 the Pair, now Sold for 55c and 65c a Pair. : teggm MfW"MiiMMliMMMIM '""" 1"T'"t -p .,-lg m
