The Butler Weekly Times Newspaper, June 16, 1910, Page 8

WO FOR ONE SALE! A Genuine MAKING ONE DOLLAR DO AS MUCH AS TWO. People appreciate the bargains we are giving and are buying liberally. This Week we are Offering Some Extra Specials! Corset Covers Muslin Skirts | MuslinGowns| Muslin Skirts) Muslin Pants | Corset Covers One lot of 25c corset covers, One lot of short muslin One lot of muslin gowns, trim- One lot muslin skirts, nicley _Extra good 25c values, 7 inch Worth 35c, assorted styles, lace trimmed neck and arm- | skirts, 6 inch ruffle and hem, | med with lace and embroidery, | trimmed with lace and insertion, | ruffle with 5 cluster narrow embroidery, lace and _ inser- each | price each 15e | 49¢ LADIES Wash Suits at Less than Half Price price each price each ing, special price each each 49c | 19¢ 23e 15e | holes, splendid value, special regular price 35c, special price | ruffle neck and sleeves, special wide ruffle and tucks, special | tucks and two rows hemstitch- | tiom trimmed, special price | | | | Special FOR Friday and | Saturday { } One assorted lot of fine muslin skirts, worth up | to $3 each, special price Oxfords and Slippers | gresiy reduces prices.” ’ : Kimonas and house The season’s newest and snappiest wrappers, all styles, $1.68 . styles_at reduced prices—no old styles | ‘ich under value, Sample Muslin Nee and out o stuff—-every pair up to Shirt waists in all the the minute in“every way. newest styles, made bet- Underwear | Grand Final Sale of Ladies A One lot of Automobile Ladies house slippers, elastic in sides, stylish, pond than eon bora Vaile, finesnualin teaue. | and Misses comfortable lasts. Special price, per pair.....$1.49 ane ee os d jabots Everyone familiar with Samples | in beautiful tints, size Ladies Vici eal blucher — - BIN | re in dnuelace necks, | Knows that it pays to buy them. . | 27x68 with hemstitched | Trimmed Hats strap slippers, the kind that wear and feel easy on ; ; : ends. Get a veil in this the feet. Special price, per pair............... $1.68 others: PBHDE: gOAGS... Ht The most skilled help are the ones sale and with a small | G dy fe he 4th of July— ‘ fine linen and colors | who make the samples—insuring perfect et ready for the of July— Ladies Patent Leather oxfords and slippers—a | With collars to match. i ' amount added you can | get one of our newest and nobbi- splendid showing of new styles—ankle straps, three | prices reduced to workmenship, and then the discount on |. buy an automobile. | est model hats. eyelet ties, pumps, etc. Special’. prices per samples gives you the best goods at a | Special price each, Now is your opportunity to get PAE cvaccvnn $1.68, $1.98, $2.98 and $3.23 49e 68¢ 89 98 price that cannot be made on regular | Friday and Saturday, one of the greatest bargains ever ‘ Childrens oxfords and slippers on sale at C C C C goods. offered—every hat must go and | REDUCED PRICES the price will sell them. $ One lot git Gapvas Suppers at $1.23 $1.48 Let us Show you the Samples. : 50c Come in and let us shéw you. § fe: le’ % 8 Q fe 8 % 0, 8 8 ie 3) he te 8 le Our Two for One Table—Our 9c Table and Our 19¢ Table ARE FULL OF BARGAINS FOR YOU ‘ ILL’S CASH STORE ‘The Store for Bargains ) The Womans Store = . ee : es ; | , ———— FOSTER. . |tion, His brother Wiley was notified | another good wife, mother and neigh-| the sale season opens up for ‘The Brackney. Ira Hart and family of Peru, Elmer | of his i la t eternal . | Sale Directory.” i .E J. W. Darby spent Sunday with D. | Wednesday. ee ee She teins member of the Bap-| mie on of Butler, who it oe: ws gga vw Maes pS odin dae ian hen out H. Arbogast. ; _ | James T. Ackerman and wife, of Soe 3 ms Gar Bed |travels for the Three K medicine peo- | the iatter part of a oon visting og’ — Wal rene acter! a ee Holland in Knob Noster, Mo. | ts mart Of Hi torre ink na |Featives ear Appleton City, Mo y aad temity. e. | John Allen left Friday for Nevada.| Our honorable mayor, C. C. ion adie, "te leer ant ca h compte yng a spiel like ee Miss Opal Ison of Butler spent Fri- q He intends to move ‘his family to that |Swarens couldn’t step to the tune of | girl, who, with the husband, survive Ib owman good @/day with Mise Florence Williams. oe place in a few days. “Yankee Doodle’ last week if he had| her. Funeral was held at the Inde- | "US!Mess- ae as i Mrs. Welch was a passenger east to, on account of rheumatism. poadenee church Saturday by Rev.| “‘Rambler’’ and three of his kids often ohne pees Fae 5 ws} Tuesday on the noon train. . Jim West was an arrival Monday |. M. Starring of Rich Hill and inter-|loaded the Bene okies tie Flo ecko, Frank Mace, who has been |{t0m Butler where he had been visit-) ment made af that place. _ over Elmer Caldwell's Thursday her father, C. E. West, re-/ing relatives and Mulberry sand Western Bates. | m and after dinner we headed|.. Mr. and Mrs, Fred Wehnes spent home last week. Mr. and Mrs. J.‘L. Bell were visi- { for the lagoon. It was an|Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. James Rev. Whitset preached at Salem tors to Butler Tuesday of last week.; Mr. od ae sonny aol gail ideal day for bites t is for mos-| Wolf and family. J. W. Darby, who has been visit.|%#Y at the W. A. Downey home. | quito bites, as they gave us.apleas-| R.A. Belt whose serious illness ngnhen . Mr. and Mrs. John Reed returned ing relatives in Colorado, returned| | M. Welley was in Amoret Saturday | antry. for several months has been mention-| -ait'vonday Frese ers 8 r. rs. “yogi home Wednesday. The Esq. reports | for the first time since before he was Senator James Knox, of Boynton, call Monday. - He made the litle folks from their visit wa. . pleasant visit and says C. F. | sick in April. 0 wan-viel at Frank A’ | mo .. The family has ppy by giving them nice boxes of Mrs. Mark Thomas went to Mound| J and family are well and| w. A Davidson, of Cali-| Oliver's Thursday and Friday. in| fine chewing gum. visit with with Colorado. fo ra is iti his parents | M fr. -and key. and Mrs T. Mashot ad their sad bereavement. DIED—Mrs. J. M. Holland, at the|™ -M. - é Leiner and family were| Several from this neighborhood home of Frank Mitchell in’ Kansas|tives in Amoret, guests at John Dykman’s Sunday. | attended the Children’s exercises at City, ey, June bay oy = ah ee ak Seat is reported as The Mulberry Band boys will have cae a tes pred ae night and formerly | being : an ice cream su; con- Ly lived. in_ this is welll ‘Tom S. Grimsley lett for Harrison- |cert at the Mulberry church Wednes-| Mr. ville Saturday for a short visit with|day, June 22, load the kids in the|near Ai is parents. wagon and ppleton Cit come out and have a good visitors atthe home o Colonel Clyde E. Robbins, the|‘ime. family Sunday. ustling auction ho, everybox Garner was trading in Amo- Mr. and Mrs. Homer a ret See the proud parents of hoge Monday ight out a car of seer at , aoe ect Along The Miami. Emmett Young and family visited a few 7 last week at the home of A. G. Hoyt. Messrs. Young and Hoyt went fishing and caught some good-sized fish. oat alegre | a= sone m Passaic tu Sunday with hone folie, ead SMR nentemey tearm “Sleeth”’ the Insurance Man. 18-tf|