The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, November 24, 1898, Page 10

OUR -- NOVEMBER -: SALE. a Se eres coor eam canersatetantacmncnenate rte = © To follow up our last Oetober sales (the largest in the history of our business,) to show to you how Attention: far we excell competition in value civine; to add another victory to our already long list of conquests re oa U _ Fa) pe . : in merchandising to make it practically plain to you why we do such a large business, we are now going to give you a chance in this NOVEMBER SALE of ours to save some money by means of offering the Lowest Prices iver TWeard of, Another Verse ae our Matchless Sales! to Commence —, November 12th, and continue during the month of November. Wo will give you such values that you cannot fail to appreciate. So great that you will save one fourth on every dollar you expected to spend. Join the Crowd at the MODEL and see the Wonderful Bargains to be had. OVERCOATS! OVERCOATS! — 2 SUIT DEPARTMENT. f ard of low. prices, but It may seem to you impossible for us to sell goods : 1 Men’s black, blue or gray, (some stores call them BEAVER while we call them | never the less, it is a fact. A look will convince you. by the right name, satinets, in all styles and sizes, = = B 2 ass ? ie S - 7 a A real good chincilla not the kind some sto eS aS sk you $5.00 for, but the kind B cl sted suits at - - - . they brag on and ask $7.50, Model’s price this month, - - - .o0 B % elton suits : - - - 5 ; : - . s suits, sizes 14 to 18 at a rs : Fine black or blue beaver overcoats, velvet collars, Italian cloth lined, the kind 3 : " as ee ba : : . they brag so much about at $7.50, during this month, sale pric 5-4 Noung men's suits, black or pine worsted 24 i Bs 2 2 aaa . Childrens knee pants suits at - - - - - Fine imported melton, Irish frieze, chinchilla ulsters, in all collors and sizes such | Childrens knee pants suits, a lulla at - - - - as you would have to pay $10 and $12 for, while they last, during this month 7.50 Childrens knee pants suits, a hone at - - - - Childs cape overcoats, ~ - - - - - FURNISHING GOODS DEPARTMENT. | BOOTS AND SHOES. r It will be impossible to describe them all, but will merely give you an idea, and you can | You may look ang hunt for days and months but you can never equi il those prices¥ss judge the rest. Men’s shoes, all solid leather in lace or congress $1.00. Men’s calf shoe in lace or con Men’s heavy underwear 25c, or two for 45c. Men’s red all wool underwear | gress in all the latest toes $1.25. The best : 00 calf shoe in town, in lace or congress Extra heavy merino, - - 45c. Heavy fleeced lined | and while they last $1.50. Men’s boots all solid leather $1.25. Boys boots all solid Heavy weight canton flannel - 25c. Rockford socks - | leather $1.00. Ladies fine kid shoes 90c. Ladies good solid calf shoes 90c. Men's Heavy mule skin gloves or mits 20c. Heavy husking gloves | areties rubbers 75c ; men’s felt boots and rubbers $1.38 ; men’s or ladies rubbers 25¢,« Blanket lined duck coats black, blue or brown - - - No matter what advertised goods you see or where you see them, bring them tous Men’s heavy weight double overalls, 35c. Men’s jeans pants - ; and we will discount them one and all. The best St. Louis jeans $1.00 Men’s fine fur fedora hats with silk band T5c } YOURS FOR GOOD AND CHEAP GOODS, _ Model Clothing Company. | We wish to still remind you that { E. D. Chambers, a prominent | Grand Jury Work, If you have catarrb, don’t dally | For an elegant stove, to see is to we are exclusive agents for the cele- | | young farmer of East Boone town-| The grand jury, which was in ses- with local remedies, A. ut purify and be convinced that our Superior air | brated Superior Cook St oves and | ship, was in the city Monday and | gion last . cdtcarned Batued y. jenrich your blood with Hood's Sar- | tigbt is not only fine but the hand- ranges. Frank Suita & Son : : eee ee eens Sr ee pacecilla somest heating stove in Butler; anti- | gave us & pleasant oall, renewing his | Of the indictments found the follow- clinker shake and dump, ee - ; a ei . ‘ — grate, large A party of thirteen emigranis left subscription for another year. We ing are made public: Our good republican friend, C. N.| aap pan, fine nickel finish. A stove i errible Benton county last week for Jericc, |found hima very pleasant, intelli-| Fred Carter, breal Teeter, complim ssantly | once need ia a joy forever. For sale | Cedar county They were from gent young gentleman. + “a man’s store at Rocky while in the ec of the! only by Fraxk Satu & Sox. Mora, in the north part of the coun- F 2 ee week ; ne e a3 It is said that not a barrel of ap-|for burglary and grand larceny} la i sail ty and in the crowd were 12 wagons, shas been shipped from Boon- isos od wall wig; Hosdvieks ‘ oe and ? y 50 horses es and 14 voters M.K. & T. this sea-| a ‘st ( near pr f pe eae se 21.—A severe Should th i t road bandied nd oe . s engaged in dom car loads of gre : ‘ re at Panama, ag yacity of whi t € r ulated.—Ap ge capacity o re s south of the cars as 200 barrels, mak g the i J 7 - A , Mrs. Ja total s 2ent 25,400 barrels. his i 1 Vee nto home of a for isa of the big failure of the a : another Mr Griffith. apple crop. —Ex. 5 . ze and will dis, 5 I » slashed , successful far- . ibe a mer and old citizen of Elkhart town- ee ae 2 “ee t 1 a severe his life by being thrown 5 a ith 6 se aha rse near bis home one day RB si ee eine guste Grifhit t Was gone 18 - : —_ eat b t veral ¢ rs were z 6 ,ounted a spirited f t J | up town after the ra Mrs. Par arted to his t € r or jess ipjured various a a era ae ‘ 3 - S pas = ee ee The rack assaulted Mrs Griffith She ture to drive up some cattle. Not c k om Fr ic- | W 1s during the melee pointed the revolver at reasona Gina fae . ‘ oya |¢ tants ure not gener knows head and fi but M ‘to. eee hn to the American elen and no knoe ked the to on hin lying unconscious in pames can be ascertained, even th ball entered the ceiling He was carried home Adrian’s prominent and energetic | attending phy . Dr. Allen, fail b = z in this Willie Horr, the little 9-year-old — oe but : . ‘ : son of J. P. Horr, did a brave act ode Eee ——— ae a se state for Saturds t tand saveda baby from eved h:m of = ~—f The little fellow wa day even ¥ 7 2 4 . yo} > 2 ree en the Oy u f- — - . The Butler —— Foot Ball | ‘Tee when the baby ; ioe bly af sare 6 Te defeated the Appleton City fell in a deep hole in _ creek The months ago a E ? at — — a neasaw millin Mon " % re en lent some little boys present ( ‘ r i a Ap} » score € vane not knowing I ( ppp i le W SVae f ar ( oa f five to nothing. The “rubber » Horr 3 t = § } See Se the tree and woe ws 7 be played at the Lake Park this af- zs — x r r 4 diane ‘ 2 lovers af 1 2 water, and y tne brought out the baby safs and sound g . at r : ) radoSun 17-A. L Bi of ia ith the ‘ oad - ¢ SG < 7 = a n & young man well and 1 it ne 5 ehearee the of Butler's r a § si } A PURE GRAPE C : own toa large number Ms = CREAM OF TARTAR POWDER : ii aks ‘com b antiy acd ibstantially ? of our people, nd Miss Maud weel isg hia date abead to 1900. Browning, 8 sister of our well known 3 len’s Arnica Salve i BY pleasant 6 aly 4 townsman, R. H. Browning, and I Ss in ¢t 1d rireads ag eee ' $ daughter of Eli Browning, were ats, ’ — i t arr ven ? married last evening at the Baptist Sid ? . Pe “ r eT 5 chureh, Rev. W. M. Baker, officiat- f —s . : eee ; ; . eruption nd positi+ ] , returned | e from >} ia ) s. * ‘ iv u c parties to this or no pay 7 : ear t \ ¢ 4 : RAS, eS are worthy aod teed tog « anole fie i RE 5 cn some empty coal b , cal Ee money teem ¥ eye tine 5 ‘ % to tk > hand across the track. dc over the boy's hs US he will lose it.—Re per box. Je i ane .To Eclipse Barber Shop ei Awarded pert ia workmanship Highest Honors, World’s Fair [teed. Hot and cold bat Gold Midwinter Fair i 51-tf J. W. Hox ove to Lowery ’ clin were correspond- they will make their future home. i ee