Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume], January 06, 1906, Image 5

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I ELD.
—The /case of
1 with Intent to
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trict court Wed
ld the/ examtna
egin on Thursday
will probably con
of next week, as
nt of fitnesses to
quickly ex
-""i&y morn-
50
150
$50
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«75i
2.98
.1.65
98c
JALF
jderwear
.I AR FOR
eep Shoe Sale
3,'
DONGOLA 8HOES FOR .A:.. 12c
*G HEEL SHOES FOR 25c
"EEL SHOES FOR .. 69c
NEARLY ALL SIZES .. ........ .. 69c
YLE DRESS SHOES $1.48
f3.00
dies' 50c DressingSacques for 39c.
?:10c
TEST STYLE STA
CED TO ....
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eat
1ntinue
Cdoa
I
,50
YDIES' BEST 50c HOSE
JS, large pad, best elastic, for
7!
ING 3c
6'/4c
:.T!T..!.':n'.T
l5c
I ITS FOR 25c
EAR FOR 49c
iRWEAR 98c
NDERWEAR 39c
cCED UNDERWEAR 9c
DERWEAR 35c
SON SUITS FOR 98c
Shoes for $1.98
S' $3.00 DRESS SHOES TO CLOSE $1.98
ROMEOS, BEST GRADE 98c
FASCINATORS FOR 19c
)C Wool Fascinators for 19c.
jome beautiful and strictly
Ladies' Hats to close out
Downing by whom the ceremony was
performed. Mr. and Mrs. Adcock will
make their future home on a farm
north of Drakeville.
Miss Kat\? Clayton returned Wed
nesday to Chicago after visiting rela
tives for a Veek or more
Jack Elder! of Des Moines, accom
panied by his daughter, Mrs. Elsie
Frush, of Zearnlng, are visiting at the
home of Mrs. John Owens. Mr. Elder
will spend «a month with his sister,
Mrs. Frank MilMgan at the home of
her daughter, M,-s. Owens.
Choice of a lot of BOYS' CAPS. ...-| /V
Choice of our 25c NECKWEAR for.. 1
Uv
Wednesday In
^ursday for Des
-.„se
ETS, SCARFS, BOAS, MUFFS AND NECKPIECES, AND
HAVE DECIDED TO CLOSE OUT SAME AT HALF PRICE.
$35.00 NEAR SEAL JACKETS WITH WIDE COLLAR. .$17.50
$25.00 NEW STYLE FURS TO CLOSE AT 12.50
$15.00 GENUINE FOX SCARFS NOW .. .. .. .. 7.50
$10.00 FUR SCARFS, BOAS, MUFFS AND NECKPIECES 5.00
$5.00 FUR SCARFS, BOAS, MUFFS, NECKPIECES 2.50
$2.50 FUR CLUSTER SCARFS AND MUFFS 1.25
$1.50 ELECTRIC SEAL CLUSTER SCARFS .. 75c
$25.00 NEAR SEAL JACKETS WITH WIDE COLLAR .. $17.50s
$25.00 ELECTRIC SEAL JACKETS 12.50
$250.00 GENUINE ALASKA SEAL JACKET FOR .... $125.00
$100.00 GENUINE BEAVER CAPE $50.00
40 Inch Unbleached Sheeting for 6lci
SUPPORT-OS/*"
ONE DOZEN PEARL BUTTONS for
TWO DOZEN HOOK8 AND EYES for
ALL OUR
ALL OUR
$1.00
5c PLAIN AND FANCY SUITING SILKS FOR 49c
39c WHITE AND COLORED JAP WASH SILKS FOR .. 23o
Clean Sweep Hosiery' Sale
LADIES' 10c FAST BLACK SEAMLES HOSE FOR V*..
LADIES' 15c HEAVY WARM FLEECED H08E FOR.... 10c
LADIES' 20c HEAVY WARM FLEECED HOSE FOR.... 15c
LADIE8' 35c FINE WOOL CASHMERE HOSE FOR 25c
CHILDREN'S 15c ELASTIC RIB WOOL H08E FOR ... 10c
INFANTS' 15c ELASTIC RIB WOOL HOSE FOR 10c
INFANTS' 20c SILK HEEL AND TOE H08E FOR 15c
jd Underwear 25c Ladjes' 50c Knit Petticoats for 17c
LADIES' $1.48 PETTICOATS WITH FOUR RUFFLES .. 98c
Clean Sweep Corset Sale |J
ALL OUR $1.00 FLEXIBONE CORSETS TO CLOSE AT .:. .49c
ODD LOT OF(*$1.bO CORSET WAISTS TO CL08E AT .. 49c
LADIES' 75c STRAIGHT FRONT LONG HIP CORSETS ..49c
LADIES' AND MISSES' $1.00 G. D. CORSET WAISTS 49c
Ladies' 69c Tennis Flannel Gojps 49c
LADIES'$1.00 TENNIS FLANNEL G0WN8 FOR ...
..I.. 75c
LADIES'$1.25 TENNIS FLANNEL GOWNS FOR 87c
MISSES' 69c TENNIS FLANNEL GOWNS FOR ^... 49c
continue their studies in the Medical
college.
Miss Lina Hull has returned from
Elliott, where she has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Will Fortune.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wray, who left
in December for Los Angeles, Calif.,
on their wedding trip, have decided to
spend the entire winter in the west
and south visiting Oregon, Washing
ton and Florida. They will return In
March.
On Wednesday evening, Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Davis were host and hostess to
the Fortnightly Whist club. The
prize, a souvenir 6poon, was -won by
•"^lll Saunders. When the games
clnb was pleasantly en
vocal solos by Miss
and Clean Sweep Sale of Wiriter Goods
h*?'!!8'
1
Clean Sweep Silk Sale
50c
SILK FOULARDS RDUCED
75c
AND
98c
FOULARDS NOW
YARD WIDE BLACK TAFFETA SILKS GO AT 65P
$1.35
GUARANTEED YARD/WIDE TAFFETA SILKS
GUARANTEED
27
INCH TAFFETA
tips' Big Store begins Saturday morning, January 6, at 8 o'clock, and
10 days only. The Big Store will close Friday afternoon at
:lock to prepare for this great sale, extra clerks and wrappers have been
ed and everything is being done to prepare for the large crowds that
ire to attend these two great sales. Just think of buying new style Over-
Ladies'Suits, Jackets and Furs at Half Price. We shall also have a
\Kf, & iMd* vy\j«y -r
an Sweep Sale4''of BlaiikSt^^nderiveur. Dress
Goods and Winter Goods *.
not wish to include a dollars worth of winter goods in our invoice we have 'm&fked them "all ddwn,
to actual cost, some below cost, some half price and some at any old price to make them sell quick, so if
ant bargain this is your, opportunity, come in, you may find exactly what you wants&a dollar saved is a
ar made. £*3*6 Jhr
WE ARE OVERSTOCKED ON NEW STYLE FUR JACK- i'wiw WE HAVE 87 MEN'S AND B0Y8' NEW STYLE OVER-
15C
ROUND GARTERS,
I O N O W A N A S
to ........... 2W
49c
90o
79c
a Yard/ 50c Plain Taffeta Silks for 29c*" Silk Aeolians, best grade, 87c»
1
'6c
$1.50 Hand Knit Opera Shawls for 98c.
PHILLIPS- BIG STORE.
Ladies' 98c Dressing Sacques for 49c.
Dabney
hi Be-
MEN'S 75c SWEATERS to close at.,
MEN'S 75c NEGLIGEE SHIRT8 at..
COATS ON HAND. WE HAVE CUT THE PRICES IN TWO.
THE RECENT GREAT ADVANCE IN WOOL MAKES THIS
SALE DOUBLY INTERESTING.
MEN'S $39 FUR LINED DRESS OVERCOATS $19.50
MEN'S $25.00 FINE OVERCOATS WITH FUR COLLAR 12.50
MEN'S $18.00 ALL WOOL KERSEY COATS NOW 9.00
MEN'S $25.00 FINE BLACK CRAVENETTE DRESS
COATS ..
12.50
MEN'S $17.00 NEW STYLE BELTED OVERCOATS .... 8.50
MEN'S $10.00 NEW STYLE BELTED OVERCOATS 5.00
MEN'S $5.00 NEW STYLE BELTED OVERCOATS 2.50
LITTLE BOYS' $2.00 BELTED OVERCOATS
LITTLE BOYS
$4.00
LARGE BOYS'
BELTED OVERCOATS
$4.00
BELTED OVERCOATS
5c Prints flow 34C.
1A,
1
ONE DOZEN SAFETY PINS FOR..rt„
5c CABINET OF HAIR PINS
39c
s' 25c New Style Collars to close at 10c. Special Bargains in Groceries and Fresh Meats.® Clean Sweep China Sale in the Basement.
BOBTOWN.
Bobtown, Jan. 5.—Mr. and/ Mrs.
Chas. Newman spent New Year's at
the home of George Newnam In South
Ottumwa. The gathering was in honor
of Mr. and Mrs. George Newnam's
wedding anniversary.
Misses Clara and Mabel Morgan, of
South Ottumwa, visited at the Geo.
Diter home last Sunday
Misses Mary Sullivan and Julia
Griffin, of Omaha, Neb., returned to
their home, after an extended visit at
the Horan home.
School began again this week at the
Horan, Liberty and Shank schools,
after a week of vacation.
A very 'enjoyable card party was
held at the George Diter home last
Monday night. Cards and music fur
nished the amusements of the even
.IHBL—The-first prize was awarded to
mi.-.—-ajfl.
Whlle
the
A BIG LINE
Of
PI E S
Tenriis and Shaker Flannels Now 5c. 3c Flannellettes, Reduced to 5c/ 18c Double Faced Flannelettes Now Use.
k.
Clean Sweep Dress Goods Sale
25c HALF WOOL DOUBLE WIDTH DRESS GOODS for 12'/ae
35c
HA£f
CIR1C A I UfAAV Ain itf AIOTIU/Ha AAl r- pft- J:-j-
$1 FINE ALL WOOL PLAID WAISTING8, SALE PRICE 69c
$1.19 HEAVY TWILL MOHAIR SKIRTINGS, A SPE
CIAL BARGAIN
85c
Clean Sweep Blanket Sale
$3.00 PLAID WOOL BLANKETS FOR $1.98
$4.00 CUSTOM GRADE ALL WOOL BLANKET8 $2.98
$6.00 AMANA BEST ALL WOOL BLANKETS $4.48
63c Fleeced Cotton Blankets 39c aPr
85c GRADE HEAVY MOTTLED BLANKETS FOR 63c
.$1.00 GRADE EXTRA LARGE 11 QUARTER BLANKETS 69c
\$2.00 GRADE EXTRA LARGE 11 QUARTER BLANKETS $1.25
75c Quilted Comforts for 49c II
LARGE SIZE $1:25 EXTRA GOOD COMFORTS FOR 98c
Clean Sweep Rug Sale
$4.00 KYMRA RUG8 8IZE 6x9 FEET FOR ..
$5.00 KYMRA RUG8 8IZE 9x9 FEET FOR
$8.00 KYMRA RUG8 SIZE 9x12 FEET FOR ..
$25.00 VELVET RUG8 SIZE 9x12 FEET FOR
$30.00 AXMIN8TER RUGS 8IZE 9x12 FEET
BEST 75c,ALL WOOL (N GRAIN CARPET FOR 63c
GOOD 39c SULTANA YARD W'DE CARPETS FOR 256
Lawyer White leaves this week for
Ames, where'he will resume his study
in civil engineering.
Joe Fitzgerald, who has been work
ing In the coal mines In Ormanvllle
was brought home Saturday evening
suffering with pneumonia. He Is re
ported to be in a critical condition.
Miss Mary Diter spent Sunday at
the home of her parents.
Frank Skinner was a business caller
In Ottumwa Tuesday.
A very enjoyable watch party was
held in this Iclnlty. Calrds and
mu8tefAirnlBhed the amusements of the
event first urisse went to Phllln
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Great Half Price Fur Sale All Oyercoats at Half Price Ladies' New Fall Suits at Half Price
ROOM
re 1 0 1 9 a 2 5
5c BALL OF DARNING COTTON .. fk
6c Card of HUMP HOOKS and EYES£l
WOOL DOUBLE WIDTH DRESO GOODS FOR 19c
50c PLAIN AND FANCY MOHAIRS and WOOL SUITINGS 39c
$1 PLAIN AND FANCY INVISIBLE SUITING8 FOR ... 69c
$1.25 PANAMA, FULL 35 INCHES WIDE, SALE PRICTE 98C
TO EXACTLY
LADIES' FINEST
98c
I
WE
i' •. .. $2.98
*. .. •., $3.98
$4.98
..... $16.76
%. $22 50
All Wool Ingrain Carpets 55c a Yard Boys $1.50 School Suits for 98c
y?
Children's $1.00 Fine Wool JACKET8
MEN'8 75c Heavy Jersey 8hlrts
booby prize went to Miss Lorene Cain.
Refreshments were served.
Miss AJlie Jay, who has been teach
insr school in Washington, returned
and spent the holidays at the home of
her parents^ Mr. and Mrs. John White.
She will remain home for two months
and then resume her teaching.
A Genuine Clean Sweep Sale
A Clean Sweep Sale is a Sale at
which prices are made so low on
surplus stock, remnants arid odd
lots of merchandise that thrifty peo
ple fitid it so much to their advan
tage to buy that the merchant holding
the sale soon makes a clean sweep
of all his surplus stock. To make
this sale doubly interesting, we have
included all our Winter Good^, and
have marked a large-majority of- the
items
BELOW THE ACTUAL COST PRICE
which, when one considers that all
cotton and woolen fabrics have ad
vanced from 35 to 50 per cent, if,, a
sale you can't afford to miss.
WE HAVE ONLY 29 LADIES' NEW FALL SUITS ON
HAND, EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD STYLE. WE NEED THE
AND- THE MONEY SO HAVE MARKED THEM,
WTLV-HA., PR,CE
LADIES' BEST $25.00 NEW FALL SUITS NOW $12.50
LADIES' AND MISSES' $18.B0 NEW FALL SUITS NOW 9.25
LADIES' AND MISSES' $15.00 NEW FALL SUITS NOW 7.50
WE HAVE A FEW OLD STYLE SUITS
.1., ,THAT ORIGINALLY SOLD FOR
ii yy
$15.00 TO $25.00 THAT
WILL CLOSE OUT AT $2.98 AND $3.98.
..t-.98 WITH A LITTLE AjLTE'RATjpN THE 8UIT8 CAN BR
$1.98 MADE OVER INTO DESIRABLE STYLES.
,^ :.,10.c Fast Color Double Width Plifcales for 6jc
LARGE UNFRAMEDQ/» '"T CHOICE OF A BIG LINE OF
A N
'.iJ&'y&Sfc*
$1.48 NEW STYLE WRI8T AND PALM BAGS 98c
FINEST $4.00 VARIETY BAGS REDUCED TO $2.98
Clean Sweep Glove Sale
LADIES' 35c ALL WOOL GOLF GLOVES TO CLOSE 19c
LADIES' 50c ALL WOOL GOLF GLOVES NOW 35c
LADIES' 50c FLEECED CASHMERE GLOVES 25c
LADIE8' 75c FLEECED MOCHA FINI&HED GLOVES .f.. 49c
LADIES' 75c FLEECE LINED KID MITTS FOR L.. 49c
LADIES' SILK LINED MOCHA KID GLOVLS FOR .. 98c
LADIES' CLEMENTINA $1.25 KID GLOVES FOR .\.98c
Ladies' Double Wool Mittens for 9c
CHILDREN'8 HEAVY DOUBLE WOOL MITTENS 9c
INFANTS' 10c FINE WOOL MITTS IN COLORS 7C
Clean Sweep Clothing Sale
Ladies' 98c Flannel and Silk Waists for 49c.
"!48c
Horan, and the consolation prize to
Joseph Diter.
James Courtney was a caller In Ot
tumwa one day last week.
Philip Horan, who has been spend
ing the holidays at his home, returned
to Omaha Tuesday to resume hip stud
ies In Creighton college. S.
PU-L^iK'-
Pulaski, Jan. -5.—Rev. and Mrs. Ed
wards of Pella, visited Mrs. Edwards'
parents, R. W. Anderson and wife and
other relatives here last week.
Dr. W. M. Van Hon passed away
early Monday morning after an
MEN'S BLACK CLAY DRES8 SUITS T.$2.69
MEN'S $10.00 ALL WOOL CASHMERE 8UIT8 !$6.48
MEN'S $15.00 HARD FINISHED WOR8TED SUIT8 .. .. $9.75
MEN'S $20.00 CUSTOM TAILORED WORSTED 8UIT8 ..$14J5
BOY8' $4.00 ALL WOOL NEW STYLE SUITS FOR
BOY'S $6.00 ALL WOO*. NEW 8TYLE SUITS FOR
A New Line of Men's and Boys' Cap§ at 25c and 49c
s»
ALL' OUR LADIE8' $2.00 WALKING 8KIRT8 NOW 98c
BIG LINE OF $4.00 8KIRT8 TO CL08E AT $1.*8
Ladies' $5.00 Skirts for $2.98.
A LARGE LINE OF $6.00 8KIRT8 TO CL08E AT ....
A BEAUTIFUL LINE OF $10.00 8KIRTS NOW
.MEN'8 $1.50 WOOL SWEATER
CLEAN SWEEP PRICE ONLY
ni­
nes of a few hours. It is thought
death resulted from the bursting of a
blood vessel. The remains were tak
en to Mt. Pleasant for burial. Monday
evefaing, and Were accompanied by
MrB. Van Hon and little daughter.
DOWN
.00 NEW FALL SUITS NOW .... $17.50
A $
itfi -*e sV
ivfiSi
3 5
25c 1
O N O O S O
10c BOTTLE OF VASELINE FOR..^
10c Card Perfect PEARL BUTTONS
Clean Sweep Ribbon Sale
4c GRADE OF 81LK HAIR FVlBBONS NOW 2o
8c NO8. 7 AND 9 SILK HAIR RIBBONS FOR« 8c
EXTRA WIDE WASH TAFFETA NECK IJJBBONS^v. 10c
25c FANCY NECK AND SASH RIBONS
50o FANCY NECK AND SASH RIBBONS 25c
#r 98c Bajrs Now 49c
iff
$2.48
$3.48
.$3.98
6.76
-'rrfa
":..75c
Florence, and Mrs. Van Hon's father,
D. H. Payne, of Bloomfleld.
Mrs. Carrie Gingrich and son, Has
kel, left yesterday for Oklahoma,
where they expect to make their fu
ture home.
Mr. and Mrs. Joslah Lantz and wii',
left for their home In Indiana yester
day, having spent the holidays visiting
Mr.* Lantz's parents and other rela
tives.
Mrs. John Shumatl and daughter
Shurley and Miss Mabel Stevens, who
have been visiting relatives and
frienda here the past week, returned
to their home in Burlington Saturday.
p».
Sola by droagUU.
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