Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume], November 19, 1904, Image 9

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Men's 50c heavy fleece lined Oft«
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-Men'3 Lamb's Wool, extra fine Under
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Men's heavy Blue Jersey
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Cotton Flannel, extra heavy
Husking Mitts, per dozen ...,
THE MODEL
New Patterns
1 Complete lines
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Prices
Men's extra heavy Blanket lined, Wa
ter proof covert Duck Coats, I 1Q
12.00 grade
Boys' Rubberized Blanket lined Covert
Coats, age 6 to 14 years 7t)C
50c
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AH Colors
Boys' Warm Winter Caps,
25c grade
AND UPWARDS
CARPETS—Good bedroom Carpet, 25c per yard. Lowell all wool Ingrains, 65c. No charge for making them.
KITCHEN CABINETS—$4.75 buys a good finished Cabinet 2 flour bins,
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THE ©TTTJMWA COUHIEB.
N E S E A S E
On the "Choo Choo" Cars, and Visit5
Together with other members of the Ottuiwwa Retail Merchant's Association, we pay viMtr
Railroad Fare to Ottumwa and Return. •..,•••
*$ 4 have the whole town to trade in. You are not tied to any one house to have your railroad fare paid. You need not trade even at the Model, (J. B. Sax.) if you can fa iMlw. JBwt then «$? itfa **t*
of that. When you come. (See particulars on page 8.) Not much hot air required to sing the praises of the Model. For 36 years J. B. Sax has ben "It" the dQllmy Bmrnm, Mtor tm*
has doubled what ivas supposed to be the largest sales any Clothing House could reach here. The fairer and more honorable business methods prevailing Ottomw* were fe£re&M»« S» Xo&L
Sax was the first to offer to refund the money for any article sold and neither is anyone urged to buy at The Model-the
The Model's buying protects its patrons-We will not handle inferior makes of goods am there is lots of it. Every article toe offer is the best of its kind. It wiU tie sold to 'fot jw& what' 3fc." .ftfc*
money willle refunded for the asking. Every error {and in a business as large as ours some will creep in) will be corrected.. .We offer our patrons an assortment which cannot %e*aw&le&
House lowa, and our prices are kept invariably at the lowest point, insuring to our customers the saving on every purchase (be large or small) which compos and retains their *mi*. '•?, 1".
Extra heavy Busking Cloth, Cotton
Gloves,
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Leather Gloves of real
Horsehide
Heavy Jersey lined
Gloves
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A FREE. RIDE TO O.TTUMWA
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on Reliable Clothing which you may want to ask for when you come
Men's Unlaundered Dress Shirts,QQrt
50 cent grade OOLi
Men's Cheviot Work ShlrtB, rather
skimpy and poorly made, were QK.
BOc, to close lor ...^OLi
Men's extra strong J?ans Pants, QQ-.
all wool filling iFOl/
Canvass Telescopes, 14 and
16 inch, half price
Ask anybody in Ottumwa Where to trade-~9 out of every 10 will tell you ...and they knbSftr
"'why ",'to go to •. .•
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is Entirely New as we have been open but ONE YEAR. Therefore We haie I
Nothing but NEW GOODS to Offer You. yy:: it?
Furniture and. Carpet house.
on Anything you buy 'and "jfriUltefimd j^our Railroad Fart
232-234 EAST MAIN STREET.
J. O. Huunell, Jr., Secretary.
& Carpet
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Boys' Blue Chlaehllli Reefer
Overcoats
Men's 9 ounce heavy blue and A A
vvC gold Denim Overall* ... ... .. w*L-
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KITCHEN CUPBOARDS—$5.00 buys a big full-sized Cupboard. Good finish and will give sttisl&ctloii.
We sell nothing but the FAVORITE, and every one
is guaranteed to bake and give entire satisfocHoti*
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