The Butler weekly times., 1897-07-15

50 u $. FAM Y flour a. 9O;
so lbs. low g,ate -four at 55.
We vii sell The Washburn &
C.rsh,'s Cos Medal -four, which is
ihe best -four ~ Ike word, and the
h;gh-st patent -four made, at 50 35
per hundsei We guarantee Gold
Melal -four to make Is mora loaves
of bread to the sack than any soft
wheat -four made, which makes the
flour really cost you about 81 per
sack, besides it stays rich and moist
for four or FIVE days, where tbs soft
wheat -four bread is dry and taste
less in "a hours after it i, made.
Every sack of flour in our house is
made of old wheat. Sd lay in enough
to last you fer several months and
avoid sticky and musty flour from
new wheat. We are selling the best
galvanized barb wire at 50 35: coffee
at Sc, 1Oc, 15c, zoe, and Mocha and
Java, 25c TO-; croqu.t sets at 75c,
S5c, and $l.00 per sci; screen doors
at Csc; screen wire from Sc per yard
and up; jelly glasses at 3oc per doz ;
anything in the genuine graniteware
at just half the former price; the
IXL grass s,ythe, which is the finest
made, at Csc; tho best four tin ea hay
or mtnure fork at SOC; gallon pure
sugar syrup at soc gal; pure rock
candy syrup at 500 gal; l ID. can
Vision bakisg powder, 10c, or can
for SC; Winner tobacco at zoe h.;
pure maple syrup a. 10c 10; 2 bars
Doll soap for Sc; nice whole rice for
Sc h.; lbs of Dwight's soda 25c;
Best patsut singletrees Zoe each;
No 8 copper bottom wash boilers
$50; btss tubular Lantern made SOC;
highly polished lead glass hotel COB
let orly 35c set; pure lead glass
tumblsrs only 25c set: nice stand
lamp complete fer Csc; shoemaker &
stand with lasts only 35c We have
/ small amount of the best binder
twipe left, which we will close ou'
, At cost; we have large stock OF
, machine oils, from the cheapest te
the finest; will sell you the fines
grade of Eldorado Castor Oil at 35'
gallon, this oil is pronounced b.
machinists. that know, to bs th'
finest in Butler. We have been add
/, ing to our stock until now we hav
most every thing you can call for; ou
store house aud ware houses are al
q full. We have several thou.au'
thiuga. and we make the same clos
h price On everything we handle. tha
Is why our store Is crowded ever
day. Our goods are always fresh
for We have them coming in ever
x x day; another thing, there is never
- day passes that we do not cautio
our clerks about being careful
h their weights ana measures We al
At determined that nothing shall go OIL
's of the store short in weight or mel
Of sure, we use the same caution
lie weig hing up your produce
a We are trying hard to gain tt
.e confidence of the people of Bat'
'i county, and from the way our trae
lie is growing. we feel that We are d
lit ing it. We know of no reason VII
ld any one should not trade with ,
unless it would be because we c
not credit. We want to ask Il
ne people, to please do not ask Us
IL credit you We cannot do il, al
it only leaves room for some one
feel hurt when We tell them We car
do it. We could not run = year Al
an credit at the price we ars sellir
al goods at, instead of sc On the doll
e, we would have to charge from 3
1t to soc on the dollar profit. That
ho why we have caused so much tro
ON bic among the credit stores
ell Butler. it is impossible for them
ch sell at our prices and credit, th'
no nc a,e trying to hold trade. BY cuttil
- - on s or 10 staple articles, but Il
ire people soon caught on to that VIII
. thay began to price other articles.
Don't fergetwe carry everythIT
in the feed lines, shorts, bran. chol
ian corn and hay
Of Our trade is getting larger eve
er CAV in granite ware, galvanized ire
ity we're and tinware line, as We q
al making special prices on that Ii
ms as well as every other line We hs
ast die
.dv Come and trade with Us, We gu
lie. entes you against loss on anythi
sh- sou buy of Us. Yours truly,
- WILLIAMS BROS.