The Manitowoc pilot. [volume], January 22, 1903, Image 5

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Mrs. M. H. Murphy entertained a
umber of her friends last Friday even
ig by a sleigh ride, after which they
-ere served with luncheon at her
ome.
The Rev. J. T. O’Leary too!' Lis choir
nt for a sleigh ride last Friday night.
The Rev. M. E. Downs of Armstrong
fas the guest of the Rev. J. T. O’Leary
he latter part of last week.
Mrs. H. P. and Oscar Larson were in
Chicago last week, returning the early
•art of this week.
Miss Laura Daeke returned to her
tome last Friday after a week’s visit in
tfilwaukee.
Mrs. A. C. Schloerb who has been vis
ting in Oshkosh arrived home on Mon
lay.
Mrs. Mills Anderson will attend the
narriage of her father to Miss Arm
itrong at Wausau on January 28th.
Michael Macmiller is visiting several
)f his friends in Madison this week.
Warren Clark is spending this week
fishing friends in Chicago.
Miss Carrie Bolz spent Sunday at
Kaukauna.
W. F. Ohde and Henry Mueller were
at Applgton on Saturday to witness the
performance of Flordora.
Mrs Henry Mulholland entertained
several friends at tea on Sunday
evening.
Miss Amanda Christiansen spent last
Sunday with friends at Brillion.
The marriage of Wesley Mitchell and
Miss Florence Kuhl took place yester
day. The bridal couple left for the
south to enjoy their honeymoon.
Norris Rhode came home from Mil
waukee and spent last Sunday with his
father. x
Frank Seidl was in the city last Sun
day to spend the day with his mother,
lie returned on Monday to his school
duties at Reedsville.
The employes of the O. Torrison Co g
attended the Sperl-Stinhel wedding at
Kossuth Tuesday evening.
Miss Amanda Christensen spent
Saturday and Sunday at Brilliou.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur George, who
have been visiting in Chicago for the
past week are back home again. They
arrived on Tuesday.
Miss Mae Conahan of Chicago is
visiting in the city.
Samuel W. Randolph, senator from
this district left for Madison on Monday
to resume his legislative duties.
Nicholas Terens of Mishicot, assem
blyman from the second district passed
through Manitowoc, on Monday, en
route for Madison to participate in
legislative business.
Wonderful nerve.
Is displayed by many a man enduring
pains of accidental Cuts, Wounds,
Bruises, Burns, Scalds, Sore feet or stiff
joints. But there’s no need for it.
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve will kill the
pain and cure the trouble It’s the best
Salve on earth for Piles, too. 25c at
Henry Heinrichs, druggist.
Dr. Kutchen Coming
The statement that this very success
ful physician is again to visit our city
is goodness to suffering humanity. A
thorough physical examination and
correct diagnosis is offered free to all.
Remember it is said of this doctor; he
cures where others fail.
Don’t forget the day and date,
Williams House, Manitowoc, Thursday
January 22nd, 1903. One day only.
The marriage it Louis Reubel to Miss
Mary Pahlkotter at Two Rivers Satur
day evening was witnessed by a large
number of friends from this city. The
ceremony took place at the German
Lutheran Reform church and was per
formed by the Rev. Mr. Zenk of this
city. Immediately after the ceremony
the newly married couple repaired to
the home of the bride’s parents where
the event was celebrated in befitting
style. Mr. and Mrs. Reubel will make
their home at Two Rivers.
Miss A guess Mulholland who has been
visiting in Kenosha for two weeks is
now in Milwaukee spending a few days
with her aunt Miss Nellie O’Connor.
Miss Isabella O’Connor goes to Mil
waukee tomorrow to spend Saturday
with her sister, Miss Nellie O'Connor,
it is the latter’s birthday.
Mrs. Chas. Hoyer entertained the
Deutscber club on Thursday afternoon.
The L. N. club enjoyed a sleighride
to Teitgen’s Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Chas. Seeger is entertaining Mrs.
Oviatt of Oshkosh.
St. Faith’s guild met at the parlors of
St. James church Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Agnes Nelson entertains the L-
N. C. club this evening.
John Wells of Antigo, spent Sunday
with Mrs. Wells, who is visiting with
her mother, Mrs. O. Sonstagen.
The sixth dance of the season was
given by the Young Peoples’ Dancing
club at the Opera house last night and
was well attended.
Harry Seeger has gone to Kenosha
, where he will permanently reside.
Mrs. Joseph Willott is very seriously
ill and members of the family have
been summoned. Mis. Willott has
reached an advanced age and her ill
ness causes much apprehension. Mrs.
David Nottage, of Menasha and Mrs.
A. Smith, of Appleton, daughters of
Mrs. Willot are here.
Henry Stolze has gone to Chicago to
transact business appertaining to his
company.
A. C. Schreiter was in Milwaukee on
business on Tuesday.
Max Rabr was called to Milwaukee
on business on Tuesday.
Joseph Vilas left the city on Tuesday
to transact business in Chicago.
Cbas. E. Spindler left for Chicago
where he will remain for the next ten
days.
A. J. Schmitz of Milwaukee is ex
pected here today, having business be
fore the courts.
Frank Seidl has been in Milwaukee
this week, He returned on Wednesday
The crowned heads of every nation,
The Rich men, pcor men and misers
All join in paying tribute to
De Witt's Little Early Risers
H. Williams, San Antonio, Texas.
Little Early Riser Pills are the best I
eyer need in my family. I unhesitat
ingly recommend them to everybody.
They core constipation, Billionsness,
Sick Headache, Torpid Liver, Jaundice,
Malaria and all other liver troubles. At
Schmidt Bros, or C. A. Qroffman.
A CARD.
We. the undersigned, do hereby agree
to refund the money on a 60-cent bottle
of Qreene’s Warranted Syrup of Tar if
it fails to cure your cough or cold. We
also guarantee a 25-cent bottle to prove
satisfactory or b'oney refunded.
Cb AS. A. OROFFMAN,
FINAL CLEARANCE SALEH
'T'HERE are still remaining in several of our departments a few items on which
" we have made a very special price in order to effect a final clearance. These
are winter goods -- just those articles which you need now -- at prices at which it
will pay you to buy even for future use.
There is still a variety of the goods listed below, but the various lines are
being rapidly closed out. In view of this we can only suggest that you avail
yourself of these offers immediately if you wish to secure the benefit of the savings.
Values are exactly as stated ami every mark-dovn is a genuine as well as a
generous reduction in price.
LADIES’ FLANNEL WAISTS
Fancily tr i m me and
flaojiel waists at prices
\ that have been reduced
\ a ui e which
J they will go in a short
♦ 1.25 waists, clearing Off/-*
sale price. 01/v
$2.85 waists, clearing | AQ
sale price
$2.25 waists, clearing / A
sale price wIU/
WRAPPERS
iWe have reached
the climax of value
giving in our wrapper
department and you
have much to gain by
taking immediate ad
vantage of our offers
All $1.75 wrappers clearing AQ
sale price •/OC
$1.50 wrappers, clearing
s ale price ifjL/
SI.OO wrappers, clearing F"Q
sale price 00^
TROUSERS
WWm we are showing’values
BBBpill Quality has been upheld a
prices were regular
, X : WwH h " t Prices have been redu
■Q |g/ced to allow you a satisfac
s2.so Trousers, /Q
price^l| # Q 7
$2.25 Trousers, clearing rt* 4 i Q
sale price $1.40
$1.75 Trousers, clearing
sale price
$1.50 Trousers, clearing f|o
sale price /O^
$1.25 Trousers, clearing WP
sale price |
CAPES
The bargain banner is waving over
our cape department and the values are
|| ( | sale price $-1.50
11.50 Cloth Cape C 7 Aft
sale price f)l .0V
12 50 Cloth Cape
sale price SO.DU
Miscellaneous Offers
$3.50 all wool bankets
clearing sale price
4.50 all wool blankets.
clearing sale price pZ.Vo
75c cotton bankets,
clearing sale price DoC
1.25 cotton blankets, __
clearing sale price 1 DC
1.85 cotton blanket,
clearing sale price VoC
Ladies’3sc Hosiery
clearing sale price 2uC
C hildrens 25c all wool Hos- g
iery clearing sale price ISC
Ladies’ 18c Quality fleece ~
lined Hosiery sale price VC
£| FASCINATORS
£ Still a few fine fascinators that will be closed out
at Prices that are without a precedent for littleness
sale price 85c
$1.48 Fascinators, clearing
sale price 9oC
qu ilts iEri
A small lot of well filled and fancily covered <juilts ® ® yr xj
that will goat prices that have been cut to the ' ■S a
?! .00 Quilts, clearing sale price .. .. 96c m
$ I.SO Quilts, clearing sale price 85C I p Jjp 1
$1.75 Quilts, clearing sale price.. .. 98c Hk.WWSPP
$2.00 Quilts, clearing sale price.. . $1.25
$2.50 Quilts, clearing sale price . $1.69
$2.85 Quilts, clearing sale price $1.85
$5.85 Quilts, clearing sale price $2.25
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People’s Savings Bank
R G. OLP, Prop:
MANITOWOC, WISCONSIN
14.50 Cloth Cape, q
sale price .JIV.oD
16.50 Fur Capes, _ n
sale price IpIU.DU
Ladies’ 75c Kid Mittens,
clearing sale price DUC
Children's 55c Kid Mittens,
clearance sale price 2DC
18c Woolen Mittens,
clearing sale price lUC
Remnants of $1.50 Dress
Goods, sale price per yd... VoC
Remnants of $1.55 Dress _„
Goods, sale price per yd.. .. /VC
Remnants of 98c Dress
Goods, sale price per yd.... UOC
Remnants of 55c Dress
Goods, sale price per yd.... JVC
Remnants of 35c Dress
Goods, sale price per yd .. Ld C
Every
Article **
listed below is of
Best
9 Quality,
* Stylish,
and Priced
Lower
than you can get a likequal.
ity of goods anywhere
YOUR MONEY BACK
if you do not find it so.
FURS a
v
Our Fur department is
bristling - with money- aa
saving opportunities, but ])Wji
you will have to choose // '/ I
to
$16.50 Fur Scarfs, clearing CA
sal c price
Fur Scarfs, clearing CIO
sale price %pO*DU
$10.50 Fur Scarfs, clearing Off
price | ,OD
$0.50 Fur Scarfs, clearance ft* / AQ
sale price 2)O*7U
$8.50 Fur Scarfs, clearance OF
sale price UpO.OO
$7.50 Fur Scarfs, clearance i OQ
sale price
$6.50 Fur Scarfs, clearance i /%0
sale price %p4*uU
$4.50 Fur Scarfs, clearance i)C
sale price
JACKETS
Prices in our jacket do
partment point to most at- lESy
tractive buying and tempt
ing values. Kvery stylish ./\*r
garment will go at these / rr \ y
prices and you are assur- f \
ed more than your money s I 1
worth. I \
$12.50 Jackets, _ \ ) * \
price'. n( ' s ?! e .. $8.50 mL
$9.50 Jackets,
j,Hc r e in55a1C .,..56.50 V 4
$ 9.00 Jackets, clearing 00
sjle price SO./O
♦ 7.50 Jackets, clearing j C) P
sale price *p4*oD
$16.50 Jackets, clearing rf* | PA
sale price
SIB.OO Jackets, clearing | j OJT
sale price %Pl4OO
$24.00 Jackets, clearing JP/\
sale price %PlouU
UNDERWEAR
sale price. 29c
Ladies'9Bc all-wool I nderwear, yf
clearance sale price ||/^,
Children’s 50c Union Suits, *1
clearance sale price J
SI.OO Union Suits, clearance / A _
sale price
Ladies’ 50c fleeced lined Underwear.
clearance sale price m/K*
Children's 35c Underwear, I ft/-*
clearance sale price I/V