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Newspaper
Butler Weekly Times
Location
Butler, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1901
Page
11
LANS TRAM announces special holiday purchases across every department to offer the greatest variety for the season. The store highlights expanded assortments, new arrivals, and value opportunities aimed at attracting shoppers seeking diverse gifts and timely sourcing.
The ad touts a wide holiday selection from wool fabrics and silks to Mohair dress goods and linens. It promotes 36 inch black taffeta at 1.25 a yard, 27 inch taffeta, numerous shades of taffeta, and men’s cassimere suits. Also mentions handkerchiefs, hosiery, gloves, centerpieces, and hats, urging shoppers to visit before buying. It includes notices about local farming figures and legal matters, concluding with a summary of a mining riot arrest in Rich Hill.
The ad lists three piece suits from 3 to 10 priced at $1.00 each. Boys cheviot suits regular $5.00 now $3.65. Young men's black cassimere and worsted suits in sizes 13 to 30 priced at $4.35.
The cloak department advertises sizes 27 86 and 42 inch garments for children and adults. A full line of plush capes from 16 to 36 inches, silk plush with fine lining and trimmings, offered at special prices. 250 fur pieces including collarettes boas scarves and storm collars are to be sold regardless of profit or cost. Call early to select.
Our shoe department has been replenished and now shows the most complete line of footwear for men women and children. As the season for footwear makes everyone think of winter purchases we remind you to remember our shoe department before you purchase.
Passage warns that weak kidneys or liver signal danger if neglected and bring fatigue, loss of courage, and gloomy foreboding. The narrator notes back pains and sleep troubles, with morning stiffness or discomfort, as part of the described symptoms and warnings.
Friday night on Mechanic street, Postmaster Welton driving with his brother Ed and son Wilbur collided with another vehicle. Ed Welton suffered a dislocated shoulder and is confined at his brother’s home in poor health from the shock. No other injuries reported.
Wanted: reliable men with horses and buggies to sell oils greases paints and belting to threshers mills and factories. Exclusive territory and permanent employment offered. Write for terms. The Howanro Or & Grease Co Cleveland OH H F Kennedy Elkhart merchanter called at The Times. Judge Cole renewing visit and praise for local board. A humorous Oklahoma tale and remarks on homeopathy osteopathy and drug use. Free consultations offered at Hanmer Faepenick Butler Mo.
Notice to Bates County Bank shareholders of Butler Missouri for annual meeting at the bank office on Tuesday January 14 1902 at 4 oclock pm. A vote will be taken on the conversion and changes proposed. Address P O Box 503 Butler Mo for details or rooms.
A fragmentary note describes discomfort from a warm spell in late autumn with a mention of an overcoat becoming unnecessary. It references a bite and a general sense of unease without clear facts or a coherent event.
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