The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, November 2, 1887, Page 8

ULL WEIGHT Ite Lay aginod excellence proven in mililons of homes fer more than a quarter of acentary. It fe aeed by the Unit States Government by the headsofthe Great Universities the Strongest, Purest, and most Healthful Dr Price’sis the only Baking Powder that Lime, or Alam. co ST. LouIs on ae on ve Ammonia only in Cans PRICE BAKING POWDER Bew york cuicaco. MONEY LAND. BATES COUNTY LOAN and LAND CO., JAS. K. BRUGLER & SON, MANAGERS, Butler Mo. This Company invests money in real @state, buys nites and School Bonds, and deals in all kinds ot good seuuriteis. FINE IMPROVED FARMS Ut 40 to 640 acres each, and good gtazing lands from 400, to 1,500 acres in a body for sale or ex- change. LOCAL ITEMS. One round dollar will get you 18 pounds of brown sugar at the Grange Store. Walls & Holt sell a clear Havana filler hand-made cigar for 5 cents. Nothing like it in Butler. J. K. Brugler & Son want all the schoo! bonds they canget. Plen- ty ot money at the lowest rates. 34tf Appleton city cheese at the Grange Store; it is the best cheese in the market. Those afflicted with dyspepsia hould use Liquor Pepsin Compound nd get relief. For sale by Walls & Holt. J. K. Bruglar wants more appli- tions tor first-class loans. 7 per cent. interestandcommuissions. 4-tf Strayed. Strayed from my premises in Char- ott» towaship, 1 mile east and 1} miles south of Virginia, about the Oth of September, three calves, de cribed as follows: 1 mostly white ifer; 1 red steer and 1 ce lemy her small. Liberal reward for in formation that will lead to their re povery. A. B. Briparrorr. Postoffiga Address, Virginia, Mo. ‘he Walton & Pucker Investment Company Have made special arrangements to ccommodate farmers with money to leed stock. They have a large mount of money on hand to be baned on real estate, on time any here from.6 months to 5 years, at ow rates of interest. If you want © borrow call and see them. 33-tf Special Notice. Having purchased of Wm. E. Wal- pon the diug store formerly owned by D. W. Simpson & Co., we wish to to the public that we have refit- dthe same with a complete stock We would be pleased to have all our ld friends call and see us and as Ole. Very Respectfully, Watts & Horr. j. K. Brugter & Son have a large of fine improved farms for sale p and on easy terms, 16té mare and fresh drugs, chemicals | pd druggist’s sundries, and respect- | aly solicit a share of public's pat- \frankl Orage, tilling physicians’ prescrip- | ion s and family recipes a specialty. | hary new ones as the house will | T Our aim is always to meet th to assist and benefit our customers. E PEO P LE'S HARVEST. e people half way, and leave no stone unturned in order Please pardon us if we ask a favor of you ‘No Read Every Line In This Advertisement, as it is to your interest. fered to the people of ply state that Bates Co. before. Dur Stare are Filled With the Best Assote Remember that this is an opportunity that has never been of- In order to solve the conundrum we will sim- In order to lighten our stocks and bene FIRE THE fit the public, we once more _——————— GREAT GUN OF LOW PRICES! which we will make during the month of November. Remember, we never pull the trigger of our gun unless we know that it is well loaded and sure to fire. Once more we kindly ask you to read every line of this advertisement. Watch toSee Them Fall A Dry Goods Department. 6 pieces all wool color, cashmere, | regular price 75 to 80c., we offer at | 65c. 5 pieces colored cashmeres always sell at 50 to 60c. we sell at 45c. A line of all colors cashmere | worth from 35 to 45c. They must all go at 30c. A full line in all colors cashmere, | that sell all the world over for 50c. | but we sell them at 35c per yard. All wool black cashmere sell from 50 to 60c., we sell them at 45c. per yard. | 7 pieces of plaid and striped dress goods worth from 50 to 60c. per yd. in order to closo them out we offer | them at 25c. | English Coupiere Suitings, brown, | garnet and gold we sell at 50c_ per yard. Please call and see these, goods and you will be sure to buy. A full line of plain dress goods in all colors we offer at 20c per yd. | One lot of fancy brocade dress | ‘oods worth more than we sell them or. Our price is only 20c. per yd. A line of colored dress silks, former price 75c., in order to close them out we offer them at 50c. per yard. A line of handsome dress silks in all colors we bought at a verylow price therefore sell them at $1 per yard. $1.35. Black dress silks we offer at $1. | $1.25 and $1.35 will sell in any city from $1.50, 1.75 to 200 per yard. | We offer a full line of all wool white flannel at 30, 35, 40, 45 and 50c per yard, and every yard is worth 10 cents more than we ask for it. Heavy sacking and basket flannels, | worth 65c. we offer for 50c. per yd. Turkey red table damask, 40, 50, 55, 60, 65 and 70c per yd., These | goods are worth 15c more on every yard. All linen bleached table damask, 50, 60, 70, 80c, $1.00 per yd., are worth 60, 70, 90c, $1.00, 1.25 per yd. Bleached and brown canton flan- nels. Lot 1—7$c—worth 9c. “ 2—8te— * — 10e. “« 3—10e— “ = 12}e. “4-12, “« "156. Come and see these goods in order to appreciate the value of them. A complete line of brocaded vel- veteens in all colors at 65c per yd., sells elsewhere at 80c. A full line of plain velveteen in all colors at 65e per yd., worth 80c. Black velveteens 40, 50, 65, 75, 90c, $1.00, 1.25, 1.40, we will give a dis- count of 15 per cent to every pur- chaser. A rare andgood bargain. A complete line of black and col ored silk velvets and plushes, the; best goods ever offered at the price These silks are worth from $1.25 to | we make on themnow. Come and look | at them. \ Lot 1. Ladies’ white merino vests | at 50c, worth 65c. Lot 2. Ladies’ white merino vests Be sure and look at these silks be-! at 65c, worth 85c. fore they all go as the prices we make | on them will soon sell them. i All wool twilled red flannel we sell at 40c others get 50c. for the | same goods. ! All wool red twilled flannel at 35c. ! worth 45. | All wool blue twilled flannel that | sells for 50 and 60c we only ask 40c. | A full line of plain and plaid union | twilled flanneis, per yard. nel that you will find elsewhere at/a line in any house in Southwest | 35c¢ we will sell you the same stuff Missouri for 20c. a yard. Lot 3. Ladies’ white merino vests | at 75c, worth $1.00. Lot 4. Ladies’ all wool scarlet vests at $1., worth 1.25. | Lot 5. Ladies’ all wool scarlet vests at $1.25, worth 1.75. Lot 6. Ladies’ all wool scarlet | vests at $1.50, worth 2.00. Our line of Hosiery for ladies, for the money we offe | them at we don’t expect you to buy. A full line of fancy plaid and stripes Do not pass this department. factory all wool el that we | sell at 40c, worth more money. \ Plain red all wool flannel we sell at 25c, you pay 30c elsewhere. | Stripe and fancy all wool sacking flannels, former price 75c, we sell at 50e. Cloak Department. 25 fancy cassimere Ladies’ cloaks | worth $6.50, go at 4.50. 11 all wool worsted Ladies’ cloaks, 5 pieces of all wool yellow flannel | Worth $8.50 go at $6. are worth 35, 40 and 50c. and our low price calls it 30c. 9 all wool cassimere Ladies’ cloaks worth $10, go at $7. The above prices are made in order y state that we will please all. It is our aim to itell the tale. SAML LE 5—15c sells elsewhere for 20c. | ; 16 all wool black worsted Ladies’ | cloaks worth $12 go at $8.50. cloaks worth $12, go at $9. 8 all wool, Riverside worsted, | $10. 1 Lot of of Boucle jackets worth $3.50, go at $2.50. 1 Lot of fancy cassimere jackets worth $6.50, go at $4.50. | 1 Lot of fine cassimere jackets with hood, .orth $6. go at $4. 1 Lot Misses cloaks worth $3, | sell at $2. sell at $4. 1 Lot Misses cloaks worth $6.50, soll at 4.50. at $6. sell at $8. Lot 1 Canadian Beaver skirts at 75 cents, worth $1. $1, sell at $1.25. 85 cents sell at $1.25. Lot 4 Brazilian felt skirts at 75c, | sell at $1. Lot 5 Fancy quilted felt skirts at | $1.25, sell at $1.75. Lot 6 Fancy quilted all wool skirts at $2, sell at $2.50. |. 1 Lot Balmoral skirts at 75, $1, ; $1.25; worth 25 cents more on the | skirt. 1 Lot all wool double shawls at | $3.50 worth $5. 1 Lot all wool double shawls at | $4. worth $6. 1 Lot all wool double shawls at ! $5, worth $7.50. We also carry a nice line of shoul- der shawls which we offer at equally ! low prices. ; misses and children in French and | solid goods, at 30¢ | American fabrics, can only be appre FE : ; | ciated by a visit to our hosiery de Blue and pink union twilled flan-| partment and if you find as complete | alee an ‘Clothing Department. \ Men's Overcoats, good and strong, t $1.75, worth $3.00. | Men's Overcoats, long ulsters, at | $3.50, worth $5.30. | Men’s Overcoats, plush collarsand | cuff:, at $5.00, worth $8.00. | Men's Overcoats, cassimere unlin- , ed, at $6.50, worth $10.00 |. Men's Overcoats, german chinchil- | la, at $7.50, worth $12.00. | _ Men's Overcoats, fur collar, chin- , chinchilla, at $10.00, worth $15.00. | Men’s Overcoats, astrichan collar ‘and cuffs, at $13.75, worth $18.00. 7 all wool, fancy striped Ladies’ , | Ladies cloaks, worth $12.50 go at | | 1 Lot Misses cloaks worth $5, 1 Lot Misses cloaks worth $8, sell | 1 Lot Misses cloaks worth $10, | Lot 2 Canadian Beaver skirts at | Lot 3 Brazilian Beaver skirts at | | Along the Line! Men's Overcoats, Riverside ./orst- | ed, at $8.00, worth $12.50. Men's Ove coats, Riverside worst- ed, fine, at $11.00, worth $15.00. Men’s Overcoats, English worsted, fine, at $12.50, worth 18.00. A Child's good Overcoat from $1.75 to $3.00 A Boy's good Overcoat from $2.- | 50 to $6.00. | A Youth's good Overcoat from | $3.00 to $7.00. The above prices are in reach of anyone's pocket book. Do not fail | to take advantage of this sale and clothe yourself with a good over- | coat. CLOTHING. Men's solid winter suits at $3.50, | worth 6.00. | Men's solid winter suits, at $4.75, worth 7.00. Men's solid winter suits, at $5.00, worth 8.50. | Men’s solid winter suits, at $6.00, | worth 9.50. Men’s all wool winter suits, at $7.00 worth 10.00. Men’s ‘all wool winter suits, at | $8.50, worth 12.00. Men's fine, all wool cassimere suits, at $10.00, worth 15.00. Men’s fine, all wool cassimere suits, | at $12.50, worth 18.00. | Men’s fine, all wool, cassimere suits, : at 15.00, worth 20.00. | Men’s fine worsted suits, at $8.75, worth 12.00. | Men’s fine worsted suits, at $10.00, | worth 15.00. | Men's fine English worsted suits, | at $12.50, worth 18.00. | Men’s fine English worsted suits, | at $15.00, worth 21.00. '_ Men’s fine English worsted suits, | best quality, at $20.00, worth 25.00. A Child's good cassimere suit, from $200 to 3.50. | _ A Boy’s good cassimere suit from $3.00 to 4.50. A Youth’s good cassimere suit from $3.50 to 5.00. 300 pair of Men’s cassimere pants from $1.00 to 5.00 100 pair of Boys’ cassimere pants, from 75c to $1.50. | _ 75 pair of Children’s knee pants, ‘from 50c to $1.00. | Genuine Astrachan, double-breast , ed coats and vests, tailor-made and ‘very nobby. These goods must be sen to be appreciated. CO. NISHING GOODS DEPART. MENT. | Men's all wool red flannel under- shirts and drawers at 75c each. Men’s medicated all wool, red flannel undershirts and drawers at $1.00 each. Men's good undershirts and draw- ers at 25, 35 and 50c. {FU { Men’s fancy balbriggan under- shirts and drawers at $3.50 per set, worth 5.00. Men’s imported camel hair under- wear, $2.25 per set, worth $4.00. The celebrated Manhattan unlaun- dried white shirts, 50, 75c, and $1.00. A big drive in fancy percale shirts at 85e worth $1.25. 50 dozen nobby scarfs, latest sty!e, 25c each. Imported neckwear in all the lat- est designs and styles just received. Millinery Department Our Millinery Department, under the supervision of the most skillful and competent milliners, is now ready and complete, with the finest line of hats and Bonnets, of all de- scriptions for the fall and winter trade. This department can not be de- scribed in a newspaper, and can only be appreciated by close and personal inspection. Therefore, ladies, take notice and visit our millinery depurt- ment. Carpet Department. We handle a complete line of Brussels, wool carpet and oil cloths. 5 pieces 2 ply —— worth 55¢, we sell at 40c per yd. 4 pieces 2 ply carpets at 50c, worth 65c per yd. 3 pieces 2 ply carpet, all wool, we offer at 60c, worth 75c. 4 piecea2 ply all wool carpets at 70c, always sell at 90c. 4 pieces Brussels carpet we offer at 75c, worth $1.00. 3 pieces Brussels carpet at 90¢ worth $1.25 per yd. BOOT & SHOE .DEPARTMENT. 10 cases Mens Kip Boots at $2 per pair, worth $3. 10 cases Mens Hand Made Kip Boots, fall stock, at $2.50, per pair, worth $3.50. 12 cases Mens Veal Kip Boots, best ia at $3.00 per pair, worth 8 cases Mens Oil Grain Boots we sell at $2.50, the same boots sell every place at $8.50. 9 cases Mens Chicago Oil Grain Waterproof Boots at $3.00 per pair, worth $4.00. 6 cases Mens Heavy Calf Boots we sell at $2.75, always sell at $3.- 50 to $4.. Boys boots at $1.25, $1.50, $1.75 and $2.00 per pair, worth double the mouey. 100 pair Womens Split Polkas 3 to 7 at 75c. per pair, look at them. 90 pair Womens Grain Front Lace Shoes all solid we offer for s short time at $1.15 per pair, dont miss them. 44 pairs Womens Calf Lace Shoes at $1.50, always sell from $2.00 to $2.25. 36 pair Ladies Grain Button Shoes we offer at $1.25, a very gi shoe. 48 pairs Ladies Button Calf Shoes at $1.75, sell for $2.50 elsewhere. 66 pairs Ladies Grain front lace we offer for $1.10 per pair. 30 pairs Ladies Kid Button Shoes at $2.00. 33 pairs Ladies Pebble Goat Shoes $3.00 per pair. 8 to suit the times and we é —e Shoes, size 11 to 2 at contribute our profits to benefit the public. | These figurestell the prices and prices|,, 49 pairs Misses P. Calf Shoes we offer at $1.00 per pair. pairs Children’s Shoes, a mixed lot, we offer at the low price of 50c. per pair. 48 pairs Mens Calf Shoes, lace or Button, at $2.50, worth $3.50, look atthem before you buy aby shoes. | 25 cases Mens Rub ver Boots at 1.75. at $2.25, never sold for lessthan— ae Som