The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, December 24, 1884, Page 12

‘ Which rather than carry over, lOur Profits! we hi od you find anything in this list you need or want come and are Dry Goods Department. | Faney Goods and Notion Department § Pic es Lyons black »s grain dress silk at $1r.co worth 50. y Goods es } elcome an Boe a eareIeS at $1 50, worth $ 10 pieces at if ve c or i caloes gros grain dress silk at 75¢, worth $1 25. ck velveteens ‘ ay at foc, 50c, 6oc and 75c, former prices Goc, 75¢, goe : St oo per . yard. Silk velvets and silk plushes, im all colors, at cost 10 piec s = = ne Zz: ae all wool cashimeres, black and colors, at 35c, worth 50 cents per yard. | Black all wool cashmere, 40 inches wide, at 50c, worth 75¢ per yard. | a ee brocaded cashmere, 44 inches wide, at $1 50, worth | oot an oe epartment. $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 ' 5oc, worth 75c per yard All wool dress flannels, double width, all ourselves on certain lines, which, to prine out, we offer at_reduc*’ colors, at 75c, worth $i oo per yard. 5 pieces steel and gold mixed ar ndt Hiker. (“Wea win Sone ou Gite «Ons water proof, at 35c, worth Goc. 10 pteces fine water proot, assorted <eaty ter -colors, at 65c, worth from goe to $i Oo per vara 1O pieces, 56 inch boots at ladies cloth, al! wool, at 75c, worth $1 00. Ueavy 6-4 cloaking at boots, warr $2 50 $t 50, worth trom $2 00 ‘to 250 per yard, Fine black diagonal calf bootsys : a cloaking at $2 Ga, worth $3 50 per yard. Fine black beaver cloaking i Vans > pr,wort 5 at $1 50, worth 2 50 per yard. Fancy checked cloaking at $1 go, tr + boys heavy kip boots, s i a Oo pr, wort io worth 3 00 per vard. Cloak trimmings and cloak plushes 50 percent = “+ boys heavy kr p Boone S : 6e, pr. worth 2 5¢ less than tormer prices. 10 pieces of eastern linsay at 15c, worth 25c. H 30 prs men’s fine Scotch bot cont 2 worth 3 0a 5 pieces blue mixed flannel at 1Sc. worth 30c. 25 pieces 6-oz ‘all }S prs men’s fine calt <' BRE 3 wool factory flannels, at 33 1-3c, worth 50c 120 prs women’ wee aoe putlen es G > Au wool scarlet twilled flannels at’ 25 jO cents 60 * + calt Shoe oreo! ise je at$t oo: = “* amedicated °* i. Bae * ee & so o*t een enc either 0 * ** Basket flannels, in 10 different shades, at toe. wy) ! ToS * penele $¢ at button st One lot choice Ginghams, at 61-2 cents, aa i Pees | ONG ae ; ‘ a be i Seics ee i 3° children’s schoo} shoes. sizesS to 11, at on ‘ $i Best 4-4 Bleached Muslin * pi sé & 2 60° ** uD ned school shoes sizes 7 to to «4 #000 yards Canton Flannel « ee ss ae « a2 as j 20 2500 a -- s “ § = re4 Ps og Men’s Arcttt Overshoes at 25 = eee a oe er oe es f Sandal S “ 50 see ogg at tee ne 50 and 60c, worth so, 65 ond me Pde ES Arctic a ; bs Sos Saeed fone = half bleached table linens reduced 50 Chil : 75 at 4 Cents Per Yard. Worren’s rubber 2 ie) 5° Clothing Departmr an OVERCOATS: oe OVERCOATS!!! This soumplet outfit, consisting of a winter suit, Men’s all wool Overcoats st $6 @0, Sto co ios of good boots and a pair of suspenders, al! am overcoat, < +2 y se sory iverside all wool Worsted. suit at $- tor $10 oo. A fine i0 co all wool cassimere surts at _$ sz 50, worth $16 50 g Oo good esssimere suits, sack or troc 1® 00, orth 00 soe fine English cassimere suits t Ss . c f : suits at SS oo, oo from $: o@ ap. A beys overcoat fron: $3 00 up A good suit for a child, age 4 to g year $13 <o. . 18 oo ; yon ne ai # boy, “gto iz < s 250 CLOAKS: CLOAKS!! “e ‘ youth «& ie He a = sat 2 ae \ Latches’, Misses’ and Children’s Sfoaks. ‘Read these sweeping re “ “ ee at 35° | ductions and profit thereby: man, any age, at «“ ait 5 00 5 r a ~ ~ + : : = Ladies’ good Newmarkets at $4 50 wort: S 7 50 SHAWLS 8 = = gg ee SE ee aia ae Pe lack ¢ yous al wmartkets at 2 5 50 13 00 Beaver Shawls, Heavy Double ‘ ND SKIRTS. =~ ss = ar 10 0O 15 00 ag Is, Camels Hair Shawls, Shawls, Black and Colored Cashmere i =e = flussian circulars S 00 = Iz, 50 bi —— Shawls for our ow Shoulder Shawls and Zephyr Shawls. Sie sf - ei 10 00 ee 15, 00 : ® good, se we offer Shawls and Skirts Silk Dolmans at 0 00 16 50 = Ottoman Silk Doimanszt 15 60 25 00 Misses’ and Children’s Cloaks at Cost. es sees Sls a FIGURF iS TELL THE PRICES, AND PRICHS 1 Samuel Levy & Co determined to sacrifice op ry mech a aint ¥ to Kane t! ty af you cannot use them now Pe RE Se acne eee + wares Mens Purnichine G : Reg Furnishing Goods Department, | mre Se ae undvishirts at 20c worth 45 cents 2 P&E” @ederwear at fee Yer suit, & « orth $ ‘ SENS nem y merino sits and drawers at 50 h 85e. ‘ "ency stripel sca riet shirts and drawers at 65¢ each, [worth $1 00) “ool shirts and drawers at 50c each, Sk clouded wool shirts & drawers at 4oe each wor Mecated all wool scarlet shirts and drawers at go {worth $ Nens good wool hats at 30c worth $ Saxony wool at 75¢ wo Fine stiff hats at St 50 worth o dozen men’s hats, **21) in a heap’’ yorr civvice at 50c. Joys caps for 10 cents. Joys caps for 25 cts fens caps for 10 cent ot ie caps at greatly 4 complete ced prices. ARTMENT. INERY DEP? want you te know ime to save money. BLANKETS AND COMFORTS FROM AUCTION : bought ata NEW YORK yntorts at much less t cent. This lot include governments bl tes our great Sacrifice Saies and we are = ime scarlet undershirts and drawers at $r 25 each, {worth $2 00 betvy ¢ Jannel drawers at 50¢ worth 7 ‘ ze ’ ow e t calf mittens at goc a r wort t2 ool shrunk mittens at foe ed gloves $1 00 : 50 patent) 75 , mm gents kwe th han t ief » ers for the hollic seasc . er 1 } 5 avV cotton SOCKS t oc pert par worth 20: Hat and Cap Department. , ' | Woe ask you to verity the assertion by compar our ¢ and pric > mentioncc ve with anything to be tound | lsewh: It you an article g it does not prove a genuine | ’ . even match it for the same price in any ott refund the money. We invite you in yor isee us| Remember LL THE TA sive nargain. er if you c house. we will cheerf t to come