Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-01-21


SALE with the largest and NEWEST
STOCK of goods eve ropened IN the Guy
and Lie prices were so low people star
ed in open eyed astonishment wnen
the goods were shown and the prices
named. The only reason we have any
goods left is that only a few people
knsw of 1t and the weather was so bad.
More people know it this week and we
hone for finer weather and If you want
to get any of the GREAT BARGAINS
you must come soon. .u.-.
An assorted lot of me dress goods
form SO to 4S in. wide, all wool, SILK
and wool and silk, wool and cotton,
plain. Bourette Bouchi and striped IN
French, English and --merican manu-
facture. A veritable feast of bargains,
choice at 25c a yard. 5Tpieces. French
Flannels at 15c per yard, regular 3Oc
quality.
Hundreds of piece of new goods
added to our stock recently, going at
half regular prices, at s, 8, 10 121a, 10,
18, 25c to $1.00 a yard. 100 dozen Fine
Cut Steel and Jet Buckles for Dress
and Hat and ornamental trimmings,
going at SC on the dollar. New goods
at 5, 8, 10 121s, Is to 35c each; spec
ial sale. Is pieces Crinkled Chiffon at
zoc yard, worth SOC. so dozen Silk
Winsor Ties at 5, s, 10c. Ladies
Shopping Bag Tops at 1Oc worth 35c.
Crochet Cotton in all shades at DC a
ball Ladies' Silk Neck Scarfs at 25c
worth soc. 2 dozen pairs Rubber
Gloves for Ladies at 25c pair, worth
$1.00. 100 yards spool silk at 6Ac
spool. Jet trimmings and Dress Silks,
pew and good style, at half regular
prices.
Closing out Flannel Skirts sat SOC
and 75c worth $1.0O and $l25. Woolen
Underwear at half price. Ladies' I'm
ion Suits at deep cut prices.
Seasonable shirt waists at half reg
ular prices. New goods 25 pieces of
Cretohnes at SC a yard. Dotted and
plaid silk Yeilings 10c a yard. Fleece
lined Hose Sc and 10c Infants zephyr
socks at 25c and 35c 2 dozen fine
wool, silk lined Scotch made Tam
Q'Shanters at S5c; worth $1.00
Black Prints at 2Isc yard. Fancy
and Blue Prints, standard quality, at
&c a yard. Teweling at aye, &c and
3&e a yard. Outing Cloth at 3, and
&c yard.
uary is in full swing and we have
goods at lower prices than any com
petitora. Examine all of them and
come to us to buy Everything nice,
new and seasonable We don't ask
you to take old, shop worn, out of date
goods at a small reduction from form
er prices; but new goods at even less
prices than you can buy the clearing
or uyh TnD1A
and we will prove it to you.
38 inch unbleached Muslin at &c a
yard. Ginghams at 10c yard. But
termilk Soap 1c a cake. Needles and
Pins 1c paper. Class Tumblers 1c
each.
SPECIALS spoon holders, cream
pitchers, tea pot and three sugar
bowls. Quadruple plate silverware go
ing at $780, worth $500 and $3.50.
Bargains in Umbrellas, at 39c, 4Sc
63c, S9c and 9S C; great values
Clothing, Hats Underwear, Socks,
Mackintoshes and Shoes at prices not
made anywhere 10 match them. Our
special of New Hats at half prices is
= winner every time. This is. a chance
for you:
ouI SlOCh VI l4dulcS JdChtlS anu
Capes are nice, new goods and we put
the prices away down for you to save
money Come and see them. 13 sets
OF Misses Fur Collars and Muffs go
ing at 75c, worth 500.
A special sale of art embroidery ma
terials, Cords, Tassles, Fringe, Cush-
ion Tops, Bureau Scarfs, Splashes,
Tides, ect. Cord at 3, 4, and sc a yard
were lU, Is and zoe Silk Tassels at J.,
2 and &c, not half value. The greatest
cut in prices ever known. Hundreds
oil pretty things for little only Of
their value. Now is the time to buy
Blankets at 65 and Soc pair.
Our Grocery Department asks you to
call and see how good, fresh, nice and
cheap they can show things to eat.
Satisfaction guaranteed. All goods de-
hvered in the city and Williamstown.
We are the workers for your trade,
will give you more goods, better treat
ment and quality equal the best at