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About Tillamook headlight. (Tillamook, Or.) 1888-1934 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 22, 1917)
OF THOUSANDS OF PAIRS OF I SHOES FOR bi PRICES ■ For Men, Women and Children AT REDUCED PRICES THE ENTIRE I have given you some great sales during the past few weeks, but this is to be a greater one— this is to be an astounding sale of fine merchandise at reduced prices—the best merchandise in the store at cut prices. You cannot afford to miss it. Every man, woman and child should buy shoes now for at least a year. Remember the Days, Friday and Saturday, Nov. 23 and 24. Every time a Pair of Shoes is Sold the Bell will Ring--Listen! SÄLE FOR TWO DAYS AT I PRICES 1 DAYS ¡WOMEN’S SHOES WOMEN'S SHOES I Button and Lace, Gun Metal, ■ Kid and Patent Leathers. All ■ sizes and widths ■ | ;it $2.95 ¡WOMEN'S SHOES ■ Black English, Leather and 1 Neolin Soles, Kid, Button, 1 Cloth and Mat Tops, Cuban I Heels at $4.85 Women’s Siesta Slippers Slippers l ’ateilt, in colon ial and strap ef fect, Louis 1 leel $3'45 Cut on Eveiy . Children’s and Misses Siesta Slippers at 95c. Red Cross Shoes, Patent and Black Kid Vamps, White Kid Tops, Louis Heels, Lace, and Black Kid and Patent Button and Lace Louis Heels at Balcony for 2 MEN’S SHOES Men’s Dress Shoes English and Medium toes, Neolin and Leather Soles Men’s High-cut Shoes 10 in. top with pocket or outside counter, Peg sole at at $3.85 $6.15 WOMEN’S SHOES MEN’S SHOES MEN’S SHOES Women’s Grey Shoes, But ton and Lace, and Brown Vamp with Chamois top to match at Men’s Florsheim Shoes in Black and Tan English and raised Toes and Men's Dark Brown Vamps with colored tops at Men's Calked Logger Shoes, $7.95 $6.85 $8.35 Boy’s Shoes High-Cut Shoes lOand 12 in. top, Tan. Sizes 2i to 5 J Boy’s Shoes Boy's Dress Shoes, Button and Bli-cher. Sizes 2i to 5i Dress and school Shoes in Gun Metal and pa tent. Sizes 8j to 2. at High-Cut Shoes 10 in. top Tan. Sizes 9 to 2 at Dress Shoes, Button and Blu cher. Sizes 9 to 2 at Men's Sporting Gum Boots $2.35 $3.45 $2.65 $4.35 To be Sold at Cut-Prices. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. At 81 • 78 • Novelty Stripe Plaid and Cheek Taffetas and Messn lines in all the newest colors and combinations. All 3t> in. wide. Values to $2.50. At Qft Lovely colorings and designs in novelty stripe and * * Plaid Taffetas and Messalines. All 30 in. wide. \ aluea to $2.75. -4G in. wide Crepes <le Chine in lovely pastel shades , M and f|,e new autumn shades Burgundy Plum, etc. Particularly pleasing fabrics for afternoon and evening dresses. Values to $2.25. ’iich wide Duchess Satins and Chiffon Taffetas ’’’ it) the season's lovelist shades, Plum, Burgundy, Russian Green, Seal Brown, etc. Actual $2.25 and $2.50 values. *,,ck$L50 Dress Velveteens in the loveliest shades *r for present wear, add 36 inch wide Velvet Cords priced regularly at $1.75. The latter tine for Children's Cohts. At 81 78 At Si 98 At $1 38 SAVE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. lie? Men’s Gum Boots • '"I ■Rialto Am I Jcw ■ware.- I Get ■pen bei I Gad ■Hanan I Wan Hoe Bl l R- V ■lairiiifi I Will Mate in at ■farm 1: I See 1 JSix am ^wlie roa I Men’ ■iriccs ■tn's Sii THOUSANDS OF YARDS OF I nsuran Why Cut TO BE SOLD AT CUT-PRICES. At 25c. * 36 inch wide Warp Prints in a variety of new patterns and colorings. These fabrics are both good looking wearing weaves and are priced regularly at 38c. Buy them for cold weather House Dresses, Children’s School Dresses, etc. ,,nd i'lch wide new Plaid and Check Dress Goods, • all wool Serges, Whip-Cords, Crepe Chuddahs and Satin Cloths, etc., in very desirable shades for Autumn wear. Actual values to $1.00. The most wonderful values in Granite Clothes—plain * and fancy-—All wool storm Serges in brown, green, blues, etc. You will not be offered such values for a long time to come. to 48 in.Novelty Fabrics for Dresses or separate -------- —‘ skirts—Stripes, mixtures, black and white Checks. Actual values to $1.63. 42 inch W orsted Serges in the newest and most pop ular shades and 40 in Novelty Fabrics in plaids and stripes, etc., in Values to $1.88 .ovely French Serges and Epingles 38 and 40 inches ------- .? --------- * wide in tileseason's approved colors anil a large selec tion of other plaids and novelty fabrics in actual values to $2.25. ‘T”’ fancy Suitings, 48 inch Gabardine “ ’. * Epingles and French Serges 50 and 56 inch broad' cloths and Popl ns. All in the most desirable shades for Suits or Dresses. Actual values to $2.98 At 78c. At $1 28 See Ev Prices ! We have space for only a few prices, but every yard of piece goods will bear the red tag of price reduction. Don’t fail to be here. At 63C Sta I, sole my Si ï 1 Girls’ Shoes EVERYTHING on the BIG Bargain Balcony STORE at Boy’s Shoes $2.85 SHOES 10 inch and 12 inch Top Boy’s Shoes $4.25 OF M C< Dire $6.95 SALE OF SILKS. on the MEN’S SHOES EVERY Now i rood Mutual Mrs. ’ o join ray to Lost, ■eward Mrs. B. 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