Rensselaer Journal, Volume 11, Number 18, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 10 October 1901 — Page 5 Advertisements Column 3 [ADVERTISEMENT]

Ribbon Opening Sale. We have doubled onr ribbon space and crowded into it the largest, finest and most attractive stock of ribbons to be found within 40 miles of the Bargain store All colors all widths, all shades, bought for cash and sold for cash or produoe at one-third or one half usual prioes Jewelry Sale. We have fextended the space and increased the sales foroe of the jewelry department to accommodate the throng and when you are for good jewelry cheap or half leas than regular price come in and see our rings, pins, broaches, cuff buttons chains and Roger Bros, plated ware

yarn Stock Complete Every kind you may call for and prices that will surprise you as they are much less than last year. Sbatpl Taccinators. Special bargain in the square and round cape faccinators made of the finest wool 25c to 1.25 and unequalled.

The China Section. The attraction in our china and glassware depnrtmerlf is great 100 piece Johnsons English white, semi porcelain dinner set value 10.00 sale price «... 7 75 100 piece fancy decorated dinner set value 12 60 sale price.... ... 990 A full line of glassware and a museum of 6 and 10 cent couhter goods in china and glassware Stoneware Headquarters. The only house that has received a car load of crockery. Prices are less at retail than thcv can be bought in local lots. No finer or better ware made.' 1 gal white glazed milk crock per gal 5c 1 gal to 6 gal jars per gall 6c 8 to 12 gal jars, per gp 1 7 C 3 to 6 gal churns per gal 9c White porcelain lined crocks per gl 7c 1 to 5 gal jugs per gal 7}£ A full line of flower pots jardiners. Crunks. A complete line of trunks 1 suit cases, valices, telescopes, hand bags tc at prices less than elsewhere.