The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, December 10, 1884, Page 12

aC =====IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.== 4 oes mE ey scheme tt r - cameeti Oi, and we want you to kKnowi | TAKE THD CORRE RUS 7 THE TI) IS IN YOUR FAVE eos | if you f find any thing in n this list you need or want come and ge et it? These ends are cheap enough to pack away next winter if you cannot use them now Our Prices are Absoiutely below all € FIGURES TELL THE PRI — The p pub Bie know that ke nwe MAKE A BREAK In prices or announce a reduction Dry Goods Department. KF: ancy Roots and Notion Departme nt. | Mens Furnishing Goods Department. 5 picces Lyons black gros grain dress silk at $1.00 worth Sr. Gloves, Hosiery and F ancy Goods : ire too numerous to quote 7] Lot 1-—Mens white and y undershirts at 20¢ worth 35 cents 5 pieces Ottoman brocaded silks at $1 50, worth $2 50. 10. pieces We will, therefore, : eand cannot find things cheap *- 2—Stnped underwear per suit, shirt & drawers worth colored gros gram dress silk at > worth $1 Slack velveteens we will be tem n away. ‘+ 3——-Mens heavy merino sand drawers at 50¢ worth Sse, at 40c, 50c, 6oc and 75c, former prices Goc, 753¢, goc and $1 oo per tage fancy striped sc shirts and drawers at 65¢ enthy yard. Silk velvets andl sik plushes, in all colors, at cost. 10 pie pee a tee [worth $10 all wool cashimeres, black and colors, at 35c, worth 50 cents per yard. zs 5 ** scotch wool shirts and drawers at 50¢ each, ** 85 ¢ Black all wool cashmere, 40 mches wide, at 5ec, worth 75¢ per ya i { * 6— ‘heavy clouded wool shirts & drawers at 4oc cach wort . “ “ “ “ 65c, ** “$1 00 - Boot and Shoe Department. | “7 medicated all wool scarlet shirts and drawers at goc e Ge = brocaded cashmere, 44 inches wide, at $1 50, worth { (worth $1 % $2 50 per yard. All wool dress flannels, doubie width, all colors, at We aim to carry foot wear to suit all classes and have overloaded 6 S— * fine scarlet underslurts and drawers at $1 25, each, 50c, worth 75¢ per yard All wool dress flannels, double width, all ourselves on certain lines, which, to prune out, we offer at reductions | [worth $2 @ colors, at 75¢, worth $1 00 per yard. 5 pieces stecl and gold mixed that are bound to selithem. We ask you, in your own interest. to | ** g—beavy canton flannel drawers at 50¢ worth 75¢. water proof, at 35¢, worth 60c. 10 pieces fine water proot, assorted €: a these bargains :— Pe Ee Fe ee nai oe 7 si Si 00 colors, at 65c, worth from goc to $i oo per yara 10 pieces, 56 inch 5 cases beots at $1 50 pzir, worth $2 so 10 doz. m oil Y uf mittens at gor a pair worth 6 ladies cloth, al! wool, at 75¢, worth $1 00. Ueavy 6-4 cloaking at 9 oo fine calf boots, warranted, at § 25 pr, worth 4 50 | {2 MN wool shrunk mittens at $O. se 75¢. $1 50, worth trom $2 oo to 3.50 per yard. Fine black diagonal Bese ‘+ full stock calf boots,warranted, $3 75 pr,worth 5 00 | 5 * ** calt skin lined gloves $1 00 “ $1 50 cloaking at $2 00, worth $3 so peryard. Fine black ver cloaking S ** hes i ard screw boot 2 50pr, worth 3 50 Husk loves, nee s patent) rh “6 $1 00 at $1 50, worth 2 50 per y us Fancy checked cloaking at $1 go, tr 1p boots, si 51 60, pr. worth 2 50 All the st sin gent ckwear, hosiery, ndkerchiefs, worth 3 00 per vard. Cloak trimmings and cloak plushes 50 percent = “+ boys heav kip boots, sizes 1 to 5, 25 pr, worth 3 « lars, cuffs, ar suspe nders for the holliday season. less than tormer prices. 10 pieces of eastern linsay at 15c, worth 25c. 36 prs men’s fine Scotch bottom calt shoes, at opr. worth 3 50 50 dozen mens seamless heavy cotton socks at roc per pair worth 20 5 pieces blue mixed flannel at 1Sc. worth 30c. 25 pieces 6-02 all }S' prs men’s fine calt shoes, butten or ia oo pr, worth 3 00 wool f2 actory flannels, at 33 1-3c, worth 50c 120 prs women’s ¢ a pair, worth I 50 All wool twilled manele at 25 cents, worth 40 cents Go * ; 2 00 Hat and Cap Department. : oy a gor ai = Ber Se So es fine grain shoes, cither button or lace. at $1 per pair 2 *¢ medicated ‘ ay oo eee les = oS roS * = ** pebble goat button shoes,sizes 2 1-2 to 7 at Mens good wool hats at 50¢ worth 85¢ = ‘* Basket flannels, in 10 different shades, at 50c, worth 65c | [$z 50, worth $3 50 Saxony wool hats at 75¢ worth $1 One lot choice Ginghams, at 61-2 cents, worth ro. cents 26m: seas school shoes, sizesS to r1, ut 73c. worth $1 25 Fine stiff hats at $+ 50 worth $2 50. 6 ay a “cs * S13 a ce 121-2 °¢ 4S 6 sé “< § tw #2, at G1, * ioe 10 dozen men’s hats, ‘tall in « heap”’ your choice at 50c. pe es = el as “2 ae La a 15 c Go, 5 ** unlined school shoes sizes 7 to to 1-2 at G6oc, Boys caps for 10 cents. Best 4-4 Bleached Moke “ gi2 “ “< yo £12 1-2c fworth 1 00 Boys caps for 25 cts 4000 yards Canton Flannel ‘ =, = sed to cents | Men’s Arctic Overshoes at A ey a= Mens caps for ro cents 2500 “ “ “ “Spe 4 “ Pe ee Sractal 6 “ 50 A complete line ot tur caps at greatly reduced prices. 2500 as = ee ra) s ah 15 ss Women’s / ic oe vy JIERY : 2N Best ‘Lurkey red table linen at 40, 50 and 6oc, worth 50, 65 ead S5cts Childs : ex +6 * a i MILLINERY DEPARTME NT. ‘ per yard. Bleached and half bleached table linens reduced 530 per ct | Women’s rubber co “ He his department 1s second to none in the west, is controlled by skilled { Best Standard Prints at 4 Cexts Per Yard. | fe = aoa ue and experienced trimmers and we want you to know that now is thd Se area eee: > time to save money. PLAIN FIGURES OVERCOATS!!! = Department. OVERCOATS! OVERCUATS BLANKETS AND COMFORTS FROM AUCTION. 2M Sg y erco: i 6 oc > This complete outfit, consisting of a winter suit, an overcoat, a hat, a 34 fen nag Scag a #8 sy worth m0 c air of good boots and a pair of sus Sy ; : é 2 i ae peed i houg ‘CT Rivecsie ae Ca — a — — tor $10 00. rape 39 as worsted overcoats at 6 50. 43 10 co rane Seieidices tee ee eee Ben's il ‘ onl <imnse = i a Spee 58 worth $16 50 24 ss chinchilla ee als Oo: . shh. tremendhous lot of blankets and comtorts at much less tha! en a ol ~=cassimere suits at $1000, worth $14 00 1S SS i oo Ulsterettes at 4 00 és their re alue and will now save you 50 percent. This lot include ‘* good csssimere suits, sack or trock, at $S : 2 : : x cece ges ‘alitornia white blanke ern eray tlani Bae Enelish Cees i ag = = eS 00 A childs overcoat from $1 oo up. A boys overcoat from Sx « Calite Hae White a lankets, , : ay ye ts, governments bla : : ig 5 s $13 50, 3 18 oo ‘ kets, wool sc ot an’ red comforts, trem 75 cts vu A good suit for a coud, age 4 to g years, at 2 50 CLOAKS! CLOAKS!! = Don’t fai! need of any bed ciotiine = ae = “boy, .** 9 to. 22 <a 3 00 . ‘ << ar 13 to 17 — 2 a Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Cloaks. Read these sweeping re i ee youth * 18 to 21 “se oe ductions and profit thereby : - _— = Pr < man, any age, at pas Ladies” good Newmarkets at $4 50 worth $ 7 50 5 « se & at 5 00 oy 9 09 Thi : ° SHAWLS AND SKIRTS. ce Black diagonal Newmarkets at 3 50 zs ao his is the greatest of ubi our great Sacrifice Sales and we are na Re * oe on solee mS ed pet atraid to say so. We ask you to verity the assertion by compari Beaver Shawls, Heavy Double Shawls, Black and Colored Cashmere = se a Russian circulars 8 00 a 12 5¢e Meet sisi and Prices as mentioned above with anything to be tou! Shawls, Camels Hair Shawls, Shoulder Shawls and Sala: Shows “ ss Pe ‘ és aes Tee elsewhere be you buy an article and it does not prove a genu “i ae ry z Va 1 i Too many Shawls for our own good, so we offer Shawls and Skirts Silk Dolmans at 10 00 Si 16 50 i cape ore fe igor pt TOF ERE sane Price in any ot -at cost. . Ottoman Silk Dolmans at 15, 00 “ 25 00 cerfully refund the money. We invite you in yoo own interest to come and see us. Remember ( ‘ __Misses’ and Children’s Cloaks at Cost. FIGURES TELL THE PRICES, AND PRICES TELL THE TAL a Samuel Levy &C