Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-09-02


Miss Mabel Longley. These depart
ments are growing rapidly, and ladies'
who wish neat fitting Corsets can De
supplied here at lowest costs. Muslln,
Knit Underwear and Hosiery that Will
please you.
We Invite You to See the Bar
gains we are Offering here.
Miss Eleanor Pfeiffer will look after
your wants in Laces, Ribbons and En-
broidery. We are famous for the won
derful low prices we make on really
good goods in this department.
Miss WinifredLauriew will assist ou IN
selecting what you wish in the Notlon
department, which contains so many
important little articles that everyone
needs. 1t is surprising how much can
be saved by intelligent purchasing,
what appears to cost so little out Will
count up SO fast when taken altogether.
Mr.. Ed Bauer, formerly proprietor OF
the Cash and Exchange Store, will wei
come you as you enter the Clothing de-
partment and will sell you Mems. Boys
and Children's Clothing, Hats, Under
wear, Neckwear, Shirts, Trunks and
Satchels, assisted by Mr.. Sam Hutchi-
son and Ralph Toler, at the lowest pri-
ces made anywhere; and large ana
we'll selected stock to choose from.
Mrs. Fuller will greet you With
winning smile when you wish to H.
spect the beauties of the Silk Embroi
cry, or look over her stock OF Ladies.
Misses and Chtldren's Shoes, and will
show you how much can be saved in
buying these goods from these depart
ments. They are new with us but we
are encouraged by the increasing pat
ronage given. Come and help swell
the sales and cut down the prices, large
sales lead to low prices.
Mr.. Fred Hecker, formerly with the
Dry Goods and Carpet House OF d. A.
Frank & Co., Marion. Ohio, is manager
of our Carpet, Mattings, Rugs. Lace
Curtains, Sewing Machines, Cloaks and
Wall Paper departments, assisted in
Cloak department by Miss Gertie Stew
art, who are making great progress for
an early opening in these goods; and
by Miss LAME Toler in the Wall Paper
department with several assistants, as
this is one of the most important stocks
running as high as so, 900 rolls assisted
by Miss Mary Laub in the Lace Curtain
Portieres and Window Shades depart
ments.
Mr. Samuel Moore, formerly advance
agent with the Melville Sisters Opera
Troupe has charge of our Musical In
struments, Picture Frames and Pic
ture departments. Frames made to or
der on short notice at lowest prices
and any kind of Musical Instruments.
Book or Sheet Music at less prices than
offered anywhere else, and Sewing Ma
chimes at half the usual prices.
Miss Mary Leonard manages the Sill
verware, Japanware, Queensware and
Glassware departments with Miss Ray
Snider and other assistants. These are
important departments and are grow
ing fast. The competent handling and
buying add greatly to making low pri-
ces.
MIR. Con Leonard looks after the
Hardware, Tinware, Wood and Gran
iteware departments where he is sell
ing out the goods faster than he can
get them. Low prices make them go.
Mr.. VIM. Manz formerly in business
at Marion, Ohio, is the efficient manag-
er of our Grocery, Confectionery and
Meat derartments His knowledge of
these goods with his executive ability,
has put us in the front rank as distri-
butors of pure, clean and wholesome
eata bles. These departments are mod
els. He is assisted by those bright,
wide awake hustlers for your trade.
Mr.. Richard Miller, who invites your
trade at the Spice, Tea, Coffee arr To-
bacco counters, and Mr. Id R:ooker
smiles at you from the ~anIed Goods,
Cerea. Goods, Sugar dnG Cheese coun-
ters, where cap te found the incest,
.leanest and rlettiest Packages offer
ed anywhere.
Miss Rose Ellis will serve you with
Candies, Chocolates, Extracts and Nuts
in Confectionery department
A new and novel feature of our Gro
Gerry department, and one that requires
correctness, and neatness, il the weigh
room equipped with the finest Comput
ing Scale that weighs and computes TO
the fraction of a penny; and other ac-
cessories that make rapid and correct
weights on every package great or
small. This important server is pre-
sided over by Miss Florence Sharp who
guarantees every weight absolutely
correct
Mr.. P. Wynn and Leonard Dufur
look after the warehouses and receiv-
ing the goods distributd over so many
departments.
The last but not least is the Delivery
in charge of Mr.. Henry Hecker, who
goes out rain or shine, hot or cold to
deliver your packages, which is very
important, to see that hundreds of dig
ferent places are visited on time.
With the above corps of efficient and
trained workers, with our office force
Misses Bonnie Mcintosh and Cora Jett
20 look after your change and Miss An
ma Hiebel to keep the books straight,
with some of the best buvers in the U.
S.. we claim To give good service and
LOWEST PRICES made anywhere on
the goods we handle. Asking a visit
to test our claims we leave the result
with you. Yours for Bargains.
HUTCHISON'S BARGAIN STORE,
No 1859 Front Strest.