The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, January 28, 1909, Page 8

Great stocks of splendid fall and winter goods given the } ‘ + Say gl MARK. We positively do not intend to carry over any fall and winter goods if price will make them ove On. We also are going to close out our Men’s Furnishing Goods and Racket Goods entirely. We have decided to make our store strictly a WOMAN’S STORE. We believe astore where a woman can alwayg get the newest and best up-to-date goods for women’s wear will be appreciated. WE INTEND TO BE THAT STORE—by giving you the very best of everything and at the very lowest price obtainable. We hope to merit your patronage. We have the finest line of embroideries ever brought to Butler on the road from New York importers. We have beautiful new lace in. The swellest line of new 1909 models in ladies ‘‘Lingerie”’ and tailored waists to show you—New Belts and Bags coming. We go east next month to scour the markets for the newest and best in Dry Goods, Ready-to-Wear and kindred lines. Before we go we are going to give you some bargains to make lines ‘‘Move On” that we want to close in order to make room for new goods that will make you SIT UP AND TAKE. NOTICE. remere..5 ” A “Move on”— **Move On!"?— Men’s Furnishing Goods! y~ Out they go! Your opportunity for bargains : Move on Chinaware, Glassware, and Racket Goods Factory Cost is the only price we will put on them, Come in and get the Move On prices on Every glove in the house at cost. J Every man’s shoe in the house at factory cost. Every man’s and boys’ hats and caps in the house at ibsolute cost. iP Every shirt, collar and tie at ahsolute cost. All overalls and jackets at cost, They Must Go---We Must Have the Room! They are as staple as wheat and Blankets you will need them ‘every day—but Underwear you ‘‘can’t’? buy them every day at these prices, y Hosier Men, do you Know What this Means? Do it Now! y Everything in Men’s Wear Must Go! j | y We have been doing police duty in every department | It means a big saving to you. We mean every This sale is a “dollar stretcher.’? It will make Fascinators Hoods word of it. one dollar go as far as two usually — Ski P : irts etticoats ABSOLUTE COST ON EVERYTHING! Cine Week Deiat You miss it if you do not take advantage of this closing out sale. This Store gets a Prize. Dress Goods Silks Ete, BLANKETS HKill’s Cash Store _ UNDERWEAR © 53, 73, 93, $1.05, $1.10, $1.39 15, 19, 35, 39, 57 and 79c Bargains you have never seen before at these prices. Manufacturers could do no better on the same goods in quantities, 8 q Amsterdam Notes. John Stamule, constablerof Osa, Don’t forget that Ralph Bingham) Our gental old friend Henry Tilson | Marriage Licenses. ©. W. Hooper, Nettleton, Vo. Was in Batior Monday with taree will be here onthe eveulog of Feb-) was a pleasant caller while tn the | Ida Spencer, Altona. Mo 4 Enterprise. boarders for Hotel Bulcck, They | ruary 106h. He will make you laugh city on Monday. Henry is drawn to} H. G Hewitt, Mound City, Kas. Fioyd Wright, Coffeyville, Kus. *%* Mrs DR. Hoghea was called to! were given quar.ors for 30 days, as and then ery, {f you don’t wat-hout | serve his country on the February | Anna Cochran,. Carbon Center, Mo | Mary Rigwins, “Butler. Auseito, Nebrasks, Monday by tel peradeer » entered by Judge Calt- | He willentertain you and you will| pesit jury, but didn’t say anyshing | J, B taetland, Sabetha, Kane. | Jobn Cumiford, Amsterdam, Vo. gram stating that her alster, Mrs, Jj well, of Rich bili ‘Tbe charge was | zo away feellrg like you got your) about selecting hie seat in adva Mina Brown, Rich Hill, Mo~, Grace Mitchell, Pleasanton, Kas, C. Baker, was very low She was ac. | taking goods to she amount of $7 50 | money’s worth. Hear Ralph Bing-| for the session. He is one of the o companied as tars Kansas City by from the Co MeKibben store. ham and fucldentslly encouraye-our| timers, pioneers of New Home, and {s her hustand (They yave thelr names os John! en’ rprising eltizens who are trying | full of reminiseences of those early Rev. Ras » spoke the words Burna, J. 5 Doyle and Jobn Shay. to make the lecture course a success|duys, when the Marias des Cygnes ||. Sunday a6 2 o'clock ab she home of Whensen eneod one of the masked the | in Butler. botsome were wildernesdes inhubited | Mr. end Mrs. J E Dabs which Inad Judge to asks it sixty daye. They! by wild beasts of every desci iption | their daughter Laura A. the wife of firat went to Lovb’s store and took and the flights of wa’ or fowls made | Mr Herbert Mo Hewits Mr. and some silk, but instead of having} nights hideous with their squawke- | Mrs. Hewitt are popular among our, them arrested, Loeb booted them beings mingled with the howl of the young folks and have many frlends|out of his house. Evidently they | phe two men were insurance agents wolt and scream of panthers, But) who will joln us in wishing them a) were looking for ae —- or but represented different companies = ig! > Be a > at was’ >| happy married lite. They will make | tilepring. A rock pile, with balland | ¢ , land turned Into productive farm e chair bate with Mr. Howlst's par-| chain would come {n well for nites idl ae = lands when the big ditch gete into | Commencing Sat. Ja n. 30 ents for the present. | bunch. him. The actual cause of the shoot operation. .. me |Ing 1s a mystery and thekillerrefuses| W.M. Harris recovered a judgment and Continuing ° C. E. Robbins, well knownin this section of the|en sid: walk {ean exception in But The Successful | State. He isa graduate of the Ne-|ler. We have experienced no dam- 'to make @ statement. Hood left a' of $500 for damages against the city ro high schools. aged suits since we adop'od und James Walter Blanton shot and killed Stephen T. Hood, tn an office in the New England building at Kan- sas City, on last Saturday evening. him and was suing for divorce. Wal-| cult court last week. Mr. Harris al- ter Blanton is a Nevada boy, a, leged he was {njured by falling on a brother of Attorney Horace Blanton, | def: stive wooden side walk. A wood- ‘young wife. Blanton’s wife had left!ot Warrensburg, in the Clinton cir- rlaldiy entorced the bullding of con- I will sell at Cost the On hie rounds Friday evening be-|crete sidewalks. It uséd to l3 that following goods 8 A tween nine and ten o'clock, night}scaresly a clreult cours pased but f P —— bgp 1 eres = 4 what a op was — in one or All Sty! f ; , jase Hight in jack door toGench| more such suite, The concrete is dc- es of me ? 4 i me ros.’ store room had been broken,|cidedly the best from every view All S A : —- and boys Ha - r —- ently = lock - po'nt andin the end is the most tyles of men’s and women’s Shoes nm manipula’ an po ies . i sis sls: iin eocailinn eiliseis ere Santpet oll ae vo . ns ge id — All Styles of men’s and boys’ Overalls Southwest Missouri. Can sell your prop- were thee in the room. =. Dunean, |, $ ir Ww: rf Seen piba! Aes res All Styles of Corduroy Pants erty for more than anyone. Is educated not caring to enter alone, against |” a ed : ’ for the fine points of the business. Is a graduate of the lead- ' unknown odds with theadvantageall aay eg yp ho ae. 4 All Styles of men’s and boys’ Shirts ing Auction schools of the U.S. A member of the Internation- on ng of bentegar tage tess Bry an found eight young intellectual All Styles of men’s and boys’ Gloves al and President of the Missouri Auctioneers’ Association. up Harry Deacon, wi 0 clers tn ‘n atruggling for an education and All u ’ Makes more sales than all the auctioneers of Bates county oe a nage yo beng provided TOF all of them. Mr. Styles of men’s and women's Hosiery combined. Can make you from $2Q0 to $1000 on your sale. dentl ‘been, sarod Er ie Donan Bryan has one portege in China, two Al i It always pays to have the best. Send for Free Circular on Sten be examined Bg ek and |!" Africa, one in Ss. Petersburg, one ll these goods are new and up-to- how to arrange for and advertise a sale. Terms reasonable. made a hasty exit through thenorth|®* Constantinople, one in Japan, date—no old. and shelf-worn goods Claim your dates early. backroom, next to Hill’s Cash Stoza, | °° in India and one in Greece. : ° by springiig the lock from the{fn-| William Laughlin son-in-law cf A. My object in this sale is to m Call on or Address Me at Amoret, Mo. pe ed evidently dorpreedts L Hum hed at his home.in spring goods. ake room for Phone No. 36. fore securing his loot, for nothing] Blue Mound last Saturday and was : was missed. This is the first at-|buried Sunday. He was the son of a tempt at pre ek in Butler for a| David W. Laugblin deceased, an old C. E. Robbins, | |iseiee siete ota re on sera ano serves au a a | Swe heey pass cnencener ta le ved who | midet, and it behooves the officers to| was raised in hae the + and the to of her _. WEST SIDE SQUARE. donut vent nd the pont to |ermoetg, ot bs, Ses? No, 11-2m guard. ‘ \ "