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Newspaper

Butler Weekly Times

Location

Butler, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1901

Page

8

Walla Tram Offers Great Holiday Trade Variety

For WALLA TRAM we have made special purchases in every department for our great holiday trade and now show the greatest variety of products and selections to please every shopper during the season.

Holiday Merchandise Displays Invite Shoppers to Browse

A local retailer highlights up to date goods for the holiday season and urges customers to visit its many departments before making purchases. The note emphasizes growing experience and facilities to serve shoppers.

Complete Wool Fabrics and Silk Line at Popular Prices

A local department store advertises a wide selection of wool fabrics 50 to 60 inches wide in many shades direct from makers. The sale features 36 inch black taffeta silk at 1.25 per yard, 25 shades of taffeta silks, and 7 inch black taffeta silk guaranteed not to split, plus various dress goods, linens, towels, handkerchiefs, hosiery, gloves, and men’s cassimere suits priced to attract holiday shoppers.

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Clothing Deals Highlight Sell Prices Across Departments

Three piece suits in clothing department priced from one dollar each. Boy's cheviot suits offered as specials, regular five pound value reduced to three dollars sixty five cents. Young men's cassimere and worsted suits in sizes fifteen to nineteen priced at four dollars fifty five cents.

Shoe Department Adds Full Line for Winter Purchases

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 consider our shoe department before you purchase.

Cloak Department Offers Wide Fur and Garment Line

The shop advertises various cloak department items with a complete line of children’s garments and plush capes from 16 to 46 inches. It highlights 250 fur pieces including collarettes boas scarves and storm collars and urges early selection as stock must be sold at all costs.

Wasteful Fire at Bowling Green School and Local Notices

The report describes a college building fire at Bowling Green with $12,000 loss and no injuries among occupants. It also lists local notices about legal matters, appointments, a reception for Hon. J. A. DeArmond, and an insurance office move with offerings for farm and city property insurance.

Bowling Green Ft School Arklysox J. A. DeArmond Opera House W. F. Duvall W W. Graves Judge DeArmond Orient Philippines Aquare Scott & Porch Bates County Bank Piero

Jim's Special Saturday Sale and Social Highlights

Public notices and social columns describe C. G. Mitchell's private secretary role at Stafford Mills, a family of farmers, and a social reception at the DeArmond home. The piece promotes a one day only sale on Saturday December 21 1901 at Jim's with discounted candies nuts fruits and more, noting a competitive price promise and a focus on Christmas gifts.

L. C. Mitchell Tur Stafford Kan Stafford Milling & Elevator Vo George W. Mitchell Mo. Pac. Ry Osawattomie Kansas City Sedalia Business College Williams Broa Butler Jim

Bankruptcy judgment forces $6,862 settlement for B Schinburg

Mexico Missouri December 15. B Schinburg once a local merchant now in Clinton must settle creditors for 6862 dollars, a bankruptcy court judgment has been rendered. My wife was ill until Dr King s New Life Pills cured her stomach liver troubles constipation and headaches 25 cents at H L Tucker s drug store.

Mexico B. Schinburg Clinton M. M. Austin Winchester Ind

Severe winter looms with few specimens for bone study

Last week's bitter weather slashed activities in Appleton City and Bethel. Ben Harrison of Wyoming, visiting family, returned home as ser mons were held Sunday. Protracted meetings closed earliest due to cold. Fairview pupils entertained, Emmi McClenney transacted business at the hub, Mrs. Gilkreon returned from Minton, and shoemakers faced cold conditions as woodcraft meetings progressed when weather allowed.

Ben Harrison Wyoming Saturn Appleton City Bethel Fairview Emmi McClenney Gilkereon Minton Mlnives Frien

Fairview Institute Event Promises Holiday Health Benefit

Local message announces a Friday night institute at Fairview during Christmas vacation to aid teacher health. The M W A forester team plans a woodman drama soon, led by R Belisle with a strong cast. A literary will be organized at Fairview Wednesday night, urging community participation. The M W A recently elected officers: W Davidson V C O C Noble W B F Lynch W A T A Board Ed Clardy R Belisle C F Dr arm Ph G Evans A Shelton W.

Ers Fairview M. W. A. Forester R. Belisle W. Davidson V. C C. Noble W. B F. Lynch W. A T. A. Board Ed Clardy C. F Dr. Arm G. Evans A. Shelton The

Women Suffer Kidney Trouble and Its Effects

Women and men alike suffer misery from kidney trouble which dulls the mind, lowers ambition, beauty, vigor, and cheer. Early signs include frequent urination, burning pain, bedwetting in children, and general weakness. A free sample bottle and pamphlet explain the disease and its treatment.

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