The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, December 10, 1908, Page 7

4c 4c 4c can’t nent u as- -10c . gave write | $ize can’t PA RRR RAP TE The Reason We Gan Fit You “that can’t be met by With the Proper Glasses, 80 1. a _ “2 7) e— 4 2p ef : % / “e S % / 2 &! $ ser We have the proper instruments with which to test your eyes and know how to use them. We test the vision and angle of each eye separately and grind the lens to fit that particular eye in your particular case. We don’t figure on every one who comes along wearing the same kind of a glass and getting satisfaction as 99 out of 100 cases take a different grind as you will see by our drawing. Let us try you with spectacles for that bluring of the eyes and nervous headache, un- der a positive guarantee of satisfaction or your money refunded. The most unreasonable and abominable thing, I ever heard of is to just call and give your age and have your eyes properly fitted with glasses, as if tbe age has any thing to do with an unnormal and stigmatic eye. It would be just as reasonable to look at a delicious dinner and satisfy your appetite or writing to your doctor and be cured without taking his prescription. Now our examination and consultation is free, We make a speciality of fitting glasses, but you will have to call at our office. Yes----That’s not all, you will have to have your eyes EXAMINED and TESTED. We CAN'T do your work SATISFACTORILY by telephone or absent Treatment. MY MY FRIENDS. A few interesting hints about Staple Jewelry, Novelty and Holiday Goods. Gentlemens Watches. 15 jewel Waltham in Watches. 20-vear gold case a dust proof with Waltham CASE. 6. css $6.98 movement. ™ $8, 48 17 jewel Elgin orWal- 20-year gold case, tham in dust ' $8, 98 hand engraved, beau- proof case. tiful design with Elgin or Waltham movement. $ 10.48 25-YEAR FILLED case with Elgin or Waltham movement usually sells for $20 to $25.00 our $15 45 special price.. 7 jewel Elgin or Wal- tham in dust ' $5, 48 proof case . Elgin or Waltham in a20-year gold ane. $9. 98 1847Rogers Ware. 1847 Roger Bro kniv- Silver ware. Solid silver teaspoons good weight, $3, 40 oe aaa $ 1 .80 per set........ Solid silver teaspoons 1847 ge Brosforks fancy patte 1847 Senne poe tea Solid silver knives hollow handles — le 7 $150 | perset.......... $9.00 1847 Roger Bros table Solid silver spoons, per $2 79 forks, set....... $7.50 | eer . Weearry a full line of Childs cups, napkin the Famous Rockford rings, Bon Bons, Soup Silverware; knives, Ladles, Cold Meat Sa- forks, spoons and hol- low .ware at prices lad Spoons and Forks at prices lower than competition. the lowest. TOILET SETS OF ALL KINDS Sis, goal ate White metal, Stag and Ebony; in fact everything that can be found in » Wholesale Jewelry House. Three plece comb, brush and mirror from $2 to $35. Cuff, collar and handkerchief boxes from 38¢c to $5.00. Write or Phone for Cutalogue. G. W ELLIS JEWELRY CO. BUTER, MISSOURI. ogi ea to William A Ave, Chicago, TL, and only two-cent stamp for reply. Sometimes it fs necessary to build a house to fit a narrow: lot As a general thing lots are deep enoush to hold almost any kind of a hous Few lots in American cities are less than 100 fect from front to back, but be cause of expensive street improve. | ments they are often squev ways until houses get to be neighbors, It is unfortunate so, but we have to take we find them and make the best of it Sometimes these narrow lots are in very desirable neighborhoods, conven: ient for transportation and convenient for other reasons, and by building house to fit the lot) such prop may be made very comfortable anc tractive. This design shows a house only 18 feet wide, but the length is 38 feet 6 ms as a inches, exclusive of the front porch. | Such a shape necessarily requires that | one room shall follow another, some- times with a very long, dark, narrow | hall, but this plan avoids that diticulty | by putting a room at the back end of the hall and by connecting the kitchen with the dining room by way of the pantry, Then the upper part of the house is laid out with a bedroom in each end and a bathroom opposite the upper hallway in the center. -This arrange ment requires that the bathroom shall be lighted by a dormer window, the design of which is very neat tractive. It adds a a ul to ap he hot i ornar betw ; & < Relea ote mental habitation that tL once very plea ail interestin So-c cottage houses with one! gable end toward the ft ure as common as house flies in the cheaper sections of You may count them by t Is, and they are all pract ment-looking affair to look as near like eally ch house tr possible, without any attempt at in dividual ornamentation, The front yard is usually bare of grass and there ig a broken board walk a the side. j First Floor Plan Generally such houses are boxed in | with some kind of a wooden fence that shows signs of weather wear and the dilapidated breakage caused by children at play. | A neat design like this costs very little more, but what a difference in appearance. The shape of the roof and the corresponding roof over the . front porch, with the proper placing of windows, makes the diffierence in the outside appearance. The colors used in painting, of course, have a good deal to do with the final finish. A good combination of light shade of | paint for the body with darker trim- mings carefully chosen to properly match show to great advantage in the ‘ finish of one of these houses. _Hf asta 2 little more when building that it is} and at-| its neighbor as | “A.RADFORD EDITOR rch roof to give it so n on, but you have got to out of ordinary ¢ e is done you are ne i very house should be built’ wit! n 2 improvement wheth the house is large or small. More atten tic bein ul ithrootr with n 1 water an The tine will scou come w 1 house won't rent o unles: it Ss What are generally termed Dep Room oon Ido Second Floor Plan ' modern improvements L have known small houses to rent for cight or ten dolias a month, andl have known houses that cost very little more to rent —forstottble— thet states py because they were built) attractively and contained modern means of heat ng and with pl the differen co the ( tha ems d building of small ¢ bee but it is an art well worth | Such houses should be a great deal | | more common i ey ar It would | | families who like to live nice-} ly ywdin into flat buildi ! \ | whe te they have neither lig ficient air. Th inother excuse for narrow lots. A 50-foot lot would hold | | two such houses and make comfort: | {able living quarters for two families instead of one f Would Want the Umbrella. Ignorance often saves much d{s-} quietude, Many have heard the story of the woman whose first experience in a railway train ended with an ae-| cident. Thrown from her seat and shaken up generally, she nevertheless retained her equanimity. When asked if she were frightened she replied: “Frightened! No, I didn't know but that was the way they always; stopped.” It is to be hoped that the trolley passenger in Mr. Howels’ anec- dote introduced into “Confessions of a Summer Colonist,” was possessed of the same trust in the event. The conductor, at least, preserved his pres- ence of mind. Says Mr. Howells; I had long expected to see some one thrown out of the open trolley car at some of the short curves. One day a woman was actually hurled from her seat into a road. Luckily she alighted on her feet, and stood looking about as if in a daze. “Oh, oh!” exclaimed a_ passenger. | “She's left her umbrella!” ‘The conductor promptly threw it out. “Why did that lady wish to get out?” I asked The conductor pondered a moment before he answered: “Well, she'll want anyway.” her umbrelia, Help for Woman Suffrage. Mrs. Russell Sage and other women of large means have pledged $60,000 to the cause of woman suffrage in the United States. The money is to be paid in sums of $12,000 a year for the next five years, The annual receipts of the American Woman Suffrage as- sociation have grown from $2,544 tm 1892 to $26,662 for 1907. ment. . a LT Reward For Fire Department, ‘rom two different firms. The de Rich Hill Review PAFHENONE Wee BOOE _OF :700 EF Property owners in the block tu ‘fter the alarm was giver which the fire of Tuesday morning Btuke the boys long to wes Sus occurred, are making up @ donation They did good work, aud but tor for the members of the fire depart their promy The list fs: headed with $20 might have been destroyed tness the entir DlOCE Christmas is is Coming Which Should Remind You that You mur Wif need several p" ts f telatives or Pri them, We have all Why Not Buy a Malleable or Round Oak Steel Range for your wife’ anything that would be more a Cook Stove, e the best You couldn't get ated, or a Round Oak apprec you don't need buy Heater which ar heaters made aud will keep tire longer than any other make you want a wood stove buy a Wilson Heater They can't be beat for wood and will than any air tight heater made last longe Candies, Oranges etc. Don’t Forget that we are Headquarters for all kinds of Candies, Nuts, Fruit én sell you a treat for your School or Sunday Schoo cheaper than anyone in t taken into consideration. We haven't acar load, but have plenty ply every school in reach of Butler , and w Bates county, qua tosu Buggies ~~ Wagons We Handle the I’est Makes on the Market and will make you some special prices on buggies this month. We handle the Vi and Mor: Woodhull Buggies and they are good ones In Wagons we have the Mitchell, Bain, Moline and ible and they are all good ones all Kinds Hat We are also Headquarters for of Hardware, Groceries, ness, etc. Field Fence, Feed, Wishing You a Me uw We are Thanking You for Past Trade and Christmas and a Prosperous Now Ye Yours truly, } seta art fils Pp ice is ot fa China, suc as Plates, Chop Dishes, Salad Dishes, Dinner Sets ek Do orget we are ( Haviland and Versailes China and our } it.” Wealtso have a large line of Carving Se Silver Knives, Forks, Spoons ete., h wot make a nice preseui and something useful as | | | t } H | i Bennett = Wheeler Merc. Co. 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