People's Pilot, Volume 5, Number 23, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 12 December 1895 — Page 2 Advertisements Column 5 [ADVERTISEMENT]

an Ice-wool shawl, afacinator, table 3 linen, dinner set cloth and napkins 5 to match, tea sets cloth and napkins > to match, stamped linens, towels, : feather boas, muff, handkerchiefs, . silk mittens, kid gloves, ladies mackintosh, fur rug, neifr carpet. Men’s Flannel Shirts >fV, All wool Flannel, $2.1)0 quality for $1.50. Dress Goods. All wool Serge, Slack and colXl ors, worth 50c for 35c per yard. All wool Flannel Dress Goods, worth 40c for 25c per yard. New line of Plaids and Bucley Effects. , In all lines of Rubber goods, Mackintoshes, Arctisc Over shoes and Felt Boots we make the lowest possible price. This sale shoujd be as big a success as our Slaughter sale last August, and we believe it tyill be, for it will equal it in merit aud low prices on seasonable goods when you qeed them not after the winter is over.

BRADBURY PIANOS-- -Special Christmas Offer.

We intend that 1895 shall be a red letter year in our fifty years of business. We want you to help us out and increase our sales. Send us your name and the names of your friends who would buy the best and sweetest toned piano made if they could buy it on extra favorable terms. Your Christmas will be happier if yikt have a n*W Bradbury ijs> the parlor. Our Christmas will be happier if our immense factories, stores and warerooms in Chicago, New York and other cities are emptied to meet your demands. We want you to have the same sort of Bradbury Piano that Mrs. Cleveland plays on in the While House, and that Mrs. Hayes and Mrs. Harrison used, and Mrs. Grant uses also. Don’t be afraid the price is too high for you. There is good news for you in our special 1895 Christmas offer. We don’t expect the prices we got forty years or twenty years or ten years ago. But the Bradbury is better than ever in tone and quality and in every way. Our guarantee with over one million dollars capital behind every piano we make and sell. * • Write today, for Christmas is-coming fast. Address. F. G. SMITH. Sole Manufacturer. 255-257 Wabash Avenue. Chicago.

Wanted.

C. W. Coen wants 25,000 bushels of corn within the next 30 days and will pay the highest market price for the same.