Jasper County Democrat, Volume 11, Number 57, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 19 December 1908 — Page 4

See the New Royal Sewing Machine Ball-Bearing, Automatic Lift, worth $28.00. This Sale, only $22.50. * WD Special Values. W Aluminum Manicure Sets, Smoking Sets, Shaving Sets, mS3BBEs3BSSBSSSOw+ Handkerchief, Necktie, and Glove Boxes, Mirrors, Brushes, Picture Frames, Vases, Box Paper, Clocks, Pictures, Necklaces, Crumb '.frays, Beads, etc. A complete new line, marked low to make them go. Ladies’ Hand Bags and Purses Special purchase this month at Half-Price enobles us to show the best line ever in town, at 25c to $5.50 each,-worth double. You must see to appreciate them. Shoes and Rubbers tl\,T liio,.ts,-s in'\v Hu 1.1.. i 11'anil >li.iun included in this sale. A complete line Patent Leather Shoes, all sizes. Men’s highWomen's $2 and $2.50 Miller’s*calf shoes, large sizes, clearing sale price SI.OO. All men and women’s slippers One-Fourth off marked price to close out. Hats and Caps A fine Fur Cap would be appreciated for a present. Fur Caps $1 to $2.75. A fiue line new Cloth Caps, in the shadow stripes, 50c each to $1.50. Hats in all the newest shapes. Mufflers In all the newest Novelties and the newest shades and blacks.

’ V. ... • - ■ ;>• • Special Grocery Event Excelling all past attempts in the magnitude of the stock. The discounting of all competition prices on the luxuries as well as the necessities of the. table, gathered from all parts of the world in carloads and case lots. Tons of Candy, imported delicacies, nuts, raisins, dates, figs, oranges, olives, grapes, citron, jellies, etc., form a display especially attractive, and ft will give us great pleasure to have you see and sample our goods whether you buy or not. 24 Barrels Pure-Food Law Candy from 6 l-4c pound to 40c pound for the finest made. Consisting of Grocers’ mixed stick, common mixed, taffy, molasses kisses, jell beans, cocoanut, peanut brittle, chocolates, chocolate chips, nut chocolates, cut-loaf candy, butterscotch, walnut fudge, wintergreen and mint creams, superb fancy mixed, Roman mixed, imperial cream, honey dew, walnut sugar dates, etc. Car fancy New York Apples, 30c to 40c peck or $3.50 barrel of 13,pecks. Fancy Michigan potatoes, bu 80c Honey, White Clover, lb T 12^2 c Swift’s Clover bacon, lb 14c 20 lbs. granulated sugar for $ 1-00 Flour higher,ours the same, A guaranteed flour or money back, % bbh, only. $ 1.25 The Gem, equal to any $1.60 f10ur.... $ 1.40 Gold Medal, the world’s best that sells many places for $1.75, our price, f bbl $ 1.50 Columbia applebutter, qt. glass jar 25c, pint glass jar 15c Fancy 2-lb. can pineapple 15c Half-gal. jar Michigan fancy peaches, home canned 45c Quart 25c Pint *. 15c Pound Rio coffee 12-jc Pound Peaberry 18c Pound Ozark Blended < 20c Pound Manor House, the finest money can buy s • 37c (Special Low Prices on candies, nuts, fruits, etc., to Sabbath schools, teachers, parties, etc. Look before you buy. i ■ ' " ' 1 n —— Fancy China and Bricabrae A Special Sale. Bought late at reduced prices. Haviland china dishes, plates, cups and saucers, salad dishes, cake plates, real handpainted heavy gold-edge dishes, consisting of chocolate pots, cake plates, cups and saucers, celery, olive and bonbon dishes and tea pots. A complete line of Japanese hand-decorated ware, fanev vases, and the latest novelties, dinner sets, Chamber sets, jardinlers and flower pots, all at money saving prices. Dolls-Dolls By the Hundreds —lc to $3.50 each. A full line doll heads, including the metal heads, bisque and other grades. Special Great Petticoat Sale All the newest shapes and styles, made of sateen, heatherbloom and silks, value SI.OO to $6.50; clearing sale price 75c td $4 50. SAVE YOUR COUPONS OR BILLS OF YOUR PURCHASES. $35 worth—Child’s reed rocker free. 50 worth—Large reed rocker free. 75 worth—Beautiful oil painting free. 100 worth—s3.so reed rocker free. 150 worth—s3.so Wilton rug 27x54 in., free. 250 worth—s6.oo Wilton rug 36x72 in., free. Tobacco Tag Premiums A fullline of Tobacco carried in stock. Bring in your tags and exchange for the premiums or any thing in the store. We are the only place for the premiums in town, and will also buy your tags. HKB m "V

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Clothing Clearing Sale at Half Price. 200 men’s and young men’s suits, blacks and colors, the new square-cut long sack suits, all sizes, marked in plain figures $9.90 to $18.50. Clearing sale price $4.95 to $9.25. 190 men’s and young men’s overcoats, marked in plain figures $7.50 to S2O. Clearing sale price $5.75 to SIO. 100 child’s suits, $3.50 to $7. Clearing sale prices $1.75 to $4.50. 75 children’s overcoats, $2.50 to $6.50. Clearing sale price from $1.25 to $3.25. 300 Pairs of Trousers ' \ included in this sale at Reduced Prices fPHpP t ..A A |r§i§P2fx • Wm P u & _ 'fIHV jufßKjgy HMk

During Deceil woi ' One carload of Holfl and jobbers in theij We would have pail Included in this phi ehandise, most of ill your friends to the I Thanking yol and a Happy Is ew I THREE PHONES—3S B THREE DELIVERY WAGONS TWERTY-ONE CLERKS | cloaij Misses’ fancy stril to choicl Ladies’ shadow stl j colors and black! to $24.50. Cleal $14.50. 1 15 infants, 3 to 5 I clearing sale prl ia/> ■ - ■■ .. , ■ iSLjtll It B- ;: ■ [M v ‘ fir M : *£*'• v’* I km Ar' iT^M / , -'inSilHfl jMBJi os aJ ; OTi Hk?.-; p\wm Jii m 1 1% jtft i ;4«!a it ! *s4| JLaiM zj&r I ni ir6 1 w ' I