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Grocery Department llianlware and Tinware
Arbuckles Coffee " nn 1
Lion Coffee m hilGE ft
Mokaska Coffee flu utu
20lbs Fine Granulated bugar for $1
22lbs Light "C" Sugar Yor $1.00
5 gallons Best Coal uil lor 50 cents.
Lenox Soup, 8 bars for 25 cents
Itlce, broken, pounds lor 25 cents
liice, choice, 0 pounds for 25 cents
Boiled Oats, 12 pounds for 25 cents
Sodu CraekerH, 0 pounds for 25 cents
Boiled o.ita, package, Quail brand, 7 cents
Baking Powder, pound cans, good, J) cents
K G Making Powder, 25 ounce cans, 10 cents
Flake Hominy, 8 pounds for 25 cents
Ilaisins, choico, 7 pounds tor i5 cents
PruiiuH, 7 pounds for 25 cents
Pnil Syrup, Rood, per pail 49 cents
PaU Whito Fisli, por pnil 49 cent:)
New Sorghum, home made, 40 cents per gallon
Dry Salt Bacon, per pound, 6 1-2 cents
Smoked Bacon, por pound, 7 1-2 cents
3ri.ikfast Bacon per pound 11 cents
Salmon per can 10 cents
Sardines in oil per can 5 cents
Sardines in mustard per can 8 cents
California Canned loaches
California Canned Pears
California Canned Apricots
California Canned Oreon UageB
Tomatoes per can 8 cents
Corn por can 0 cents
'Horse Shoe Tobucco por pound 20 cents
Even Change Tobacco per pound 215 cents
Battle Axe Tobacco por pound lf cents
EclipHe Flour per pack 70 cents
btaudiud Floui or sack 80 cents
Superlative Flour per sack DO cents
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DEPARTMENTS.
Glidden IWbWiro, 82.75 per lOOlbs
iro Nai 10d and larger, per key. $3. 50
3 . dr.
3.80
4.00
4.35
2d " " 4.75
Mails sold in em il'ei quantities at keg rates
Pift Tin Cm s 1 cent
Quart '''in 'ups 3 cents
Two Quart. Tin Cups 5 cents
Wash Basin .' cents
Coffee Pot 10 cents
Humor's Rotary Sifter 0 cents
Dish Pan, letinned, 20 cents
Two quart covered Hueket 5 cents
Ton quart Galvanized Pail 1ft cents
Wooden Tul4 common size .10 rents
large size 48 cents
extra huge size 57 cents
Midw'nter Bargains
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120 pr can
Queensware Department
7 inch plates boBt whito granite HO cents per set
Handled tea. cups and saucers per set 43 cents
ImmeiiRO stock plain and decorated ware at greatly induced prices
Clothing Heparfment.
Wonderful mitrkinir down of prices in this department during
our Bargain S.tlo.
All 318 and Sli .suits marked down to $12, 812.50, $13 and $m. 50
Men's Suits marked down f inn 85.00 and $6 00 to 83.00 and 8.1 50
Men's heavy Ulster Overcoats inaiked down from 812 50 to $10.00
Youths' and Children's Suits and 0ei coats at every price
Department
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.
That our greatly increased stock in this department and our
low priios have boon appreciated by our customers, is ovidenced
by our immense rush of business. Tho credit stores cannot af
ford to sell at our prices. It would bo folly to expect it. Finest
stock in Nomana county of Broad Cloths, Sackings, Henriettas,
Serges and Novelties, both domestic and imported.
Our immense stock of fascinators, hoods and uhawls in tho
Bargain Sale.
Pull Standard Prints 31 cents
Potton Flannel worth 7c; saleprice3a
Heavy scarlet Flannel, all wool, 15c;
worth 25c
Heavy Unbleached Muslin 42; wth7i
Ladies' Knit Mittens, worth 35 cents; sale price. 13 cents
Men's and Boys'heavyknitMittensl5c
Leather Gloves and Mittens 25 cents; worth 40
Saxony Tarn, extra qnalibii, 6 skeins for 25c
Men's extra, hcavif blanket lined Duck Coat
1.35, worth 9 1.7 5
Meius extra heavy Overalls (could not be bet
ter) 62 cents .
Ice wool Shawls, white or black, 30 cents
Ice wool, whito or black, per box 12 conts
Prices slashed unmercifully for the purpose of converting in
to money 1550 stjlish winter wraps duiiug tho month of Novem
ber. 822.50 Silk Astrachan Capes, reduced to 810.75. 817.50 fine
sheared Coney Cupes reduced to S12.50. One lot of tine fur capes
worth 812 50. Now 80 50. One lot of lino fur shoulder capes,
worth 85, now 82 75. One lot of line plush capes, Flench Coney
trimmed, worth $8.50, now 85.05. Children's eiderdown cloaks,
reduced trom 82.50 to 81 05. hildren's eideidown cloaks, re
duced trom $4 to $2.05 Chikber.'s eiderdown cloaks, reducep
from $150 to 8:5 35. One lot of ladies' jackets and newmarkets
in small M7.es, not the latest stylos, worth from S3.50 to 80. Our
price to close them out 75e Everyuhiiig in ladieb' clot Ii jackets
and tur, plush and Astrachan capes. Everything in misses' and
'.hildren's jackets and newmarkets.
Over 350 stylish winter wraps in our
November Bargain, Sale
great
MIDWINTER BARGAINS IN
Underwear and Hosiery.
Men's heavy U?iderwea,r 23 els; worth double
Men't? underwear in 35 styles la tho Bargiiu Sale
Ladies' heavy ribbed Underwear, good,, 15 cts
Ladies'.Missos' and Children's Comb'.nationUndorwear in 2f styles
1. cants. Ladies' fine black Cashmere ITose,
worth 35c; sale price 19 cts
.Misses fine black cashmere hosel2xic worth 25
Men's Rockford Socks 5 cents; worth 1 0
At 09c One lot of extra fine oottin blankets, 5 kmds. Wo
could not replace them today for tho price. Sale piice 09c.
Blankets at 81.15 and 8139. Extra size, extia heavy.
Worth 50 percent nioio than our pi ice.
One lot extia line scarlet and whito woolen blankets, reduced
trom 83.50 to 2 45. Buell's (Best on Eaath) line woolen blankets
at 82. 95, 83.75 and $1 75 hi twenty-live patterns, and would bo
cheap at 50 per cent moid.
Comforts at 39c, 85c, 81. 25 and $1.50. Much cheapor than
vou can make or buy them.
Shoe Department
No advance in price of Boots and Shoes.
Our enormous purchases, before tne advance, will carry us
through the winter, and we shall continue selling at old prices
while the present stock lasts.
Our varionted school shoes are unequalled. Over 300 pairs
sold last season wiihout a single complaint. Moderate in price.
Unequalled for wear.
Soo our $1.75 man's boot. Seo our lino kangaroo and
French calf boots.
There are no lost accounts, no had dchts added to our prices. There are no extravagant rents and expenses
in our prices. You pay for goods only when you buy from us goods bought at the most advantageous times for
securing lowest prices goods bought in large lots for spot cash goods handled with the light expense possible
only in Brownville GOODS SOLD FOR CASH ONLY. There never was a time when it did not pay to buy from us.
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