The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-11-11
Reddick e. Gillen,s Grand Opening

Reddick e. Gillen's Grand Opening
OfFall and Winter Stock, which has been 60.
ing on for the past ten days, is now complete
and ready for inspection.
They cordially invite everybody to call and
examine this truly mammoth stock, tho largest
that has ever come to this city, and purchased
under the most favorable circumstances during
the grea. depression thct took place Immediately
after the "grest 6re." This house, buying for
cash, is at all times in condition to take advan.
tage of such circumstances, Is they have most
sfectually done in the present purchase. This
can be seen from the magnitude of the stock IN
all departments, and from the change in prices
which haye taken place. and which will continue
tor the next thirty days.
This stock is by far the largest and most com.
plete that has ever come to this city. Great re.
duction in the price of all general dress goods.
Special inducements in Merinos, Empires. Cloths,
Alpacas, English, Scotch and Fancy Plaids,
Irish and French POplins, Black and Fancy
Silks, Pacific Poplins,-a good stock in mourn.
ing or black goods, surprising anything to be
found in the city. Black Bombazine, Silk Hen
ristte Cloth, Aiguonette, Australian Grape, black
French Merino. It will ri. bly, pay all to visit
this house and examine the extraordinary bar.
gains now offered.
sHAwIs FOR THE MILLION.
Woolen lshawh Of all deSrip.ions Paisly
shawls, single and double, aFvery low prices
Special inducements held out in this department
| to reduce the immense stock Save money and
tom prices"
THE CLOTH STOCK
OF this house will not only sstonish as to it's
magnitude, but please AS to price. You will find
everything in the cloth line in this house from
twenty five cent Jeens TO ten dollar French cloth.
Special rates or Beavers for ladies' cloaks and
gents ogereoa.s. AL Goods in this line warrant.
Ell az low as before the "fre" or the advance in
wool
BARGAISs IN BLANKETS,
Sold by the pound, pair bale or box, at prices
that will 60 for to demonstrate the truth Of what
| this house claims: "No advance" Sellers Of
those goods are inyited, as we'll as the consum-
ers, TO take advantage Of circumstances and the
| prices now held out
FLANNELs.
Astonishing inducements held out in this line.
Almost everything made in fannels will be found
in this house, far below the regular prices.
LINEN AND WHITE GOODS.
These two lines are now full and complete, and
at lower prices than any other house in the city.
Bargains in Domestics of all kinds. Blsached
and unbleached MuslIns, Ticks, Denims, Shirt.
ing, Checks, &C., sc.
BARGAINS IN wATER.PRooFs.
Good for one dollar.
NEW STOCK OF vELvETEENs.
The cheapest and best stock of Black Silk Vel.
vets, at all prices, for ladies' cloaks and trim.
ming. Special bargains in Boulevard Balmorals
and Hoop Skirts, Corsets, Gloves, Hosiery and
Notions Of all kinds and descriptions. A large
line of
, BooTs AND SHOES
To be sold at new prices in order to make room
for other goods. Special prices on all Rubber
goods for ladies gents aud children. Special ex.
animation asked Of
HAT AND CAP DEPARTMENT.,
Which will be sold much below old prices, 90
We will be forced to close eut this line Of goods
for want of space.
GROCERIES.
The largest stock in the city, sold at old prices.
No advance asked on account of the "fire."
Cash paid for butter and eggs.
Goods sold cheap for cash. "Au invited"
Thankful for past favors, no advance asked Of
customers for any accommodation this house sees
at to extend, being not only able but cheer.
fully given.
THE 1MPERlAL-Ws learn that this popular
and liberal insurance company, with its Eigh.
Aalions Of Dollars in GolR, takes we'll in Ottawa.
In fact it il doing splendid business. See DR..
Harris, the local agent, about II.