The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, June 14, 1882, Page 5

AMUEL LEVY AND COMPANY |“ FIRE THE FIRS. GUN OF THE BATTLE. fhe First Grand Clearing Sale to Commence THURSDAY, JUNE 15th. ree tte ett an Owing to the backward spring ard our TREMENDOUS large stock, we find in Owi : ; each depart sa tain lines of goods left from our spring sales which we INTEND to PUSH regardless Ot Conor ve Profits were made early in the season and i i PRICES that will wake things up all along thie ae. San ee Re isin your Favor. Read the Slaughter List take the Current while the Tide is always complete, DRY GOODS. We make a clean sweep of all surplus stock and the prudent buyer will avail himse!f © ‘his opportuni- ty, dress goods tha: id at 65¢, re-, duced to 40c per yarc. dress goods that sold at 50c reduced to 37 I-2¢ per yard, dress goods that sold at 4oc we are now selling at half price. Desirable summer dress 12 1-2 and 15¢ per yard that sold readily at 25 and goc. JUST LOOK! Wash poplins and Knickerbocker suitings only 5 cents per yard. Buntings §0 pieces black and colored bunting, come early and see them tumble. Summer Silks. We have a large line of plain and fancy colors, these goods are splen- did value at 7o to 75c. Look out we have opened fire and they go at the sacrifice price of 50c per yard. Black Gros Grain Silks. Good values at $1.25, 1,50, 2,00 and 2,25. Now as the tide is in vour favor you may have them at goc, $1,15, £,25 1,50- 3 Pieces Colored Surah Satins. The best goods in the world for $1,00 per yard we will sacrifice - in this clearing sale at 65c per yard, do not fail to see these goods. ne dr oes 10 Pieces of Black Colored Casumeres. Strictly all wool, sell evesywhere at from 60 to 65¢ and we have con- cluded that these goods shall not re- main on our shelves we will offer them for a short time only at 37 1-2 cents per yard. MILLINERY DEPA elties and at prices that will always be the lowest for the quality of goods. Sweeping Reductions On table linens, bed spreads, tow- els, crashes, table oil cloths, lace curtains, plain and fancy mulls, and suisses, jaconettes, victoria and per- sian lawns, tarlators. piques, mar- seilles, bias tucking, dress trimmings, fringes and passamenteties. fancy Goods and Notions: In this our clearing sale of the season we will offer a large line of goods consisting of ladies and miss- es lisle thread gioves, silk mitts in] all colors, silk gloves, ladies neck- wear, hosiery from the cheapest to the begt, at extreme low prices. . 100 setts collars and cuffs, former price 35 to 50c we have concluded to dispose of them. Do not get frightened if we should offer them at the small stfm of roc per sett. _ Fifty Pair All Linen : Revere cuffs former ptice 50c we will now fire out at 15 cents per pair. Twenty-five Dozen Ladies linen collars with plain and embroidered tips former price 10, 15 and 20c are now offered at5c a piece. Call soon they will not re- main long at such a price. EMBROIDERY AND Laces of every conceivable style and quali- ty at prices that no one can grum~- ble at. showing the latest nov same Now is the time to buy good boots and shoes at tabulously low | | prices. ) ; : Men's Plow Shoes i $1.00, former price $1.50, full i stock brogan shoes, sizes 6 to 11 at $1,25 former price 2,00. ._T : x Men's Fine Alexis Shoes. sizes 6 to 11, former price $2,50, we advise you to buy them now while you can get them at the sacrifice price of $1,go0 cents per pair. 60 Pair Men’s buckle calt shoes, sell all the world over from $3,00 to 3,50. At this our Clearing Sale look out they go at $2,50 per pair. 60 Pair Boys shoes, buckle and button sizes 13 to 2, tormer price $1,75 and 2,00 have been reduced to $1,35 and 1,50 per pair. A Full Line © ot calf and kip boots which at pres- ent season we consider an Elephant on our hands, we will not mention the price. Come and look at them and you will be sure to buy. roo Pairs Ladies Newport ties have been re- duced to $1,00 a pair former price 1,25. | We can show as good a line as any house ins and you will outhwest Mis be convinced at once. 36 Pair Ladies Shoes 2 1-2 to 7 the best $2,00 shoe in the country. 60 Pair Kid and Goat Button sizes 2 1-2 to6 former price $2,75 we cannot wear them ourselves, there being too many and they will not fit us. so you can buy them for $2,25. " GLOTHING Departmeni. Big reductions on everything in this line. ° 25 Suits sizes 33 to 36, which are worth $10- 00, $123;50 and 16,00, These goods are Spring weights of light and dark colors, we have reduced them to $7,50, 10,00 and $13.50. 25 Men’s Cassimere Suits former price $12,350, 15,00 and 17,00, we willnow offer them for the next ten days in order to reduge our stock at $9-50, 11,50 and 13,00. Be sure and look at these goods as they are decidedly cheap. 50 Pair Cassimere Pants different styles which are worth $2-5° to $3, we have concluded to swe€P them out and will offer them now at $1,50 and 2,00 a pair 100 Odd Cassimere Vests will be slaughtered in this sale at from 75 cents to $1,75. 55 New Orleans Blue linen check suits, a splendid ‘cooler’? tor anybody and on ac- count of scarcity of ice we will en- able you to keep cool and ofter you this splendid suit at $4,25.- We Carry The largest line of white vests of any house in southwest Missouri, gnd new as the 4th of July isnear at hand and you no doubt must have some refreshment of this kind, we cordi- ally inyite you to examine this line and see if our prices will fit you. 100 Pair Linen pants, sold allover the coun- try at $1.25. In order to close them out we will offer them at $r a pair. Furnishing Goods Department. One lot ot white shirts, which we bought at the late ‘*Sheti ffs’ sale’” and overstocked us in that line, we will otterto the trade at goc. Men's Un dershirts, Worth soc, 75¢, $1, 1.25 have been reduced to 25¢, 50, 75, $1- These goods are all seasonable and very cheap at the prices. We Carry Ajcomplete line of men’s, boys’ and children’s hats, which we have also reduced. FMENT In Our Carpet Department. souri. Come and price in this department MARKED IN PLAIN fF IGURES.