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TUESDAY, October 23, 1906.
Linens of merit at SPECIAL PRICES. You
will do well to attend this Linen Sale. Our
stocks are adapted for Hotel, Restaurant, Board
ing Houses and Fine Family Trade.
Beautiful all linen matched
Table Sets for fine "J CA
family use, per set I
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Linen Table Cloth that excels
In quality, 2 yards wide, fine
finish, special
price now
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Beautiful all
weight cloth
per yard, 50c and
98c
linen heavy
25c
Extra quality double finished
Satin Damask Irish and Scotch
manufacture, 1 pa
special price $1.25 and ..
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Come here for Good Linens,
you special things this week.
Rexall kidney pills, Sargent's.
'Miss Lina Hamilton of Eldon, is :n
the city on business and visiting with
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Ward, 288 North
McLean street, left last evening for
Dddyville to visit relatives.
Rexall spices, absolutely pure. Sar
gent's.
Mrs. N. J. Lambert, 1739 East Main
Btreet, left last evening for Agency to
visit friends.
For corn huskers' hands. Swenson's
glycerine lotion.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Baysel of Bata
via, returned home last evening after
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Ladies' small size
Watch, a fine hand en«
graved case warranted
for 20 years* wear, fit
ted with Elgin or Wal
tham works, a very
fine timekeeper, case
has solid gold joints,
and Is the best for
wear to be had, at
$12.00
Ladies' 17 jewel, 6
size, the highest grade
movement made In
this size. We have
only a dozen of these
on hand and will make
a special price on them
of only
$18.50
Ladies' Best Watch, Is
a plate, stem wind
movement. Has 15 fine
Ruby jewels, in gold
settings, exposed pal
lets, compensating bal
ance wheel, patent
Breguet hairspring.
Best you can buy,
$7.50
"Nickle-Silver open
face, stem wind and
stem set, fancy em
bossed case, back and
front. Genuine Ameri
can jeweled escape
ment.
$5.00
Extra special Inducements in all
linen napkins. It will pay you
to buy here 'V 1 If
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Beautiful Huck Towel, Damask
border, scalloped edge OC_
very special, price
S. C. CULLEN & CO.
The place to get reliable advice and careful at
tention, and the place to get
Up-to-Date
at reasonable prices—is
Mrs. Jane Callahan's
223 East Main Street.
Tri-Weekly Courier.
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
Prom Saturday's Dally.
Lee's lice killer. Sargent's.
Mrs. W. F. Copeland of Libertyville,
was in the city yesterday on business.
Mrs. William Cole of Agency, was In
the city yesterday on business.
Mrs. A. H. Ellmaker of Batavia, was
in the city yesterday on business.
Miss Mary Schneider, of Hedrick, is
in the city visiting friends.
Swenson's glycerine lotion guaran
teed to cure corn huskers' sore hands.
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Beautiful Scotch Huck Towels,
pure linen, OA
hemmed ends £Ul
Beautiful line hemstitched 1
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linen Towel®, special I Ot
Large lot of linen Huck Towels
soiled, 1Cr
special price IJL
We promise
funeral of Mrs. G. B.
attending the
Owen.
Mrs. E. E. Mosher of Lacona, return
ed home last evening after visiting rt
the home of Rev. and Mrs. Wm. E.
De Harpport, 933 West Main street.
Rexall cough syrup. Sargent's.
Earl Paxton Of Moulton, arrived in
the city and is a guest at the home of
his uncle and aunt. Dr. and Mrs. W.
G. Walker, 524 South Ransom street.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thrall, 173 East
Court street, and son, Master Brown,
left last evening for Hedrick to visit
over Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. F.
Bradwell.
Mrs. J. N. Tennant, of Seymour, re
turned home this morning over the
Milwaukee, after visiting at the home
of her daughters, Mrs. T. E. Rouse
and Miss Gertrude Tennant, 115 South
McLean street.
S. M. Humble of Batavia was in the
city Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Ehrman, 132
Morrell street, and Mr. and Mrs. J. F.
Herod, 425 West Second street, left
for Eldon this morning, where they
will pass Sunday visiting relatives.
Mrs. C. H. Strong and daughter,
Rosa, of Mystic, returned home this
morning after visiting at the home of
EXTRfli $14.85 EXTRA,
A Ladies' O Size Solld14K Gold Hunting .Case, .Stem
Wind and stem Set, Elgin or Waltham works, case
very fine, hand engraved, works are solid nickel,
quick train, exposed pallets, patent hairspring, all up
to-date in finish,
$14.85
WATCHES
for the
A I E S
We have so many different styles of Watches, so
many different makes and so many different patterns
that it would be impossible to catalogue them all here,
are now offering in our Great Sale of Watches,
but, choosing at random from the splendid stock we
we have selected nine special bargains for ladies, nine
watches that can be purchased from us. We mention
these, just for instance, to show you what an assort
ment we have here, ready for your selection.
We are not reserving a single w~tch in our whole big
stock from this Great Sale.
Read these special iteitis and then come in and see
some of the other bargains we can show you.
"We always do what we say we do."
ARNOLD'S
JEWELRY AND MUSIC STORE
113 East Main Street.
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Mrs. Alice Young, on East Majn
street.
For corn huslcers' hands. Swensons
glycerine lotion.
Secure your tickets for the compet
itive lecture course and reserve your
seats free at the Farson Hardware
store. First number Nov. 2. Elma
B. Smith company.
Miss Bertha Day of Fairfield, arriv
ed in the city yesterday afternoon and
is the guest at the home of Miss Lu
verne Rector, 214% North Davis
street.
Samuel Allison of Cedar was in the
city Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Blackstone '.-f
Monmouth, 111., returned home yester
day afternoon after visiting at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Parker,
who reside eact of the city.
J. M. Wright and Miss Gussie Avery
of Batavia, left this afternoon for Cus
ter City, S. D., after a visit at the
home of their grandmother, Mrs. S. E.
Long, 536 South Davis street.
Mrs. A. E. Walker of Moulton. arriv
ed in the city last evening and Is a
guest at the home of D. and MrB. W.
G. Walker, 524 South Ransom street.
Mrs. Walker will leave in a few days
for Richland where she will spend the
winter with her son I. M. Walker.
Rubber air cushions for invalids.
Sargent's.
From Monday's Dally. 5:
John Aired, of Moravia, is In the
city today on business.
Mrs. George Thomas, 416 Mabel
street, left this afternoon for Russell
to visit friends and relatives.
Swenson'sTglycerine"
lotion guaran
teed to cure corn huskers' sore hands.
Mrs. Mary Milligan and son James,
of Hiteman, returned home this after
noon after visiting at the home of
John F. Fish, 834 West Fourth street.
Crutches, all sizes. Sargent's.
Mrs. C. Hatfield, who resides on
South Walnut avenue, left this after
noon for Russell to visit friends and
relatives.
Sargent fits trusses right.
A. R. Greenfield, of Libertyville, is
In the city visiting at the home of his
sister, Mrs. T. F. Suit, 1539 East Main
street.
Abdominal supporters. Sargent's.
Pedacura will destroy all odor from
your feet. Ask your druggist
CORSET
SALE
OF ALL NEW FRESH, CLEAN, COR­
SETS, PERFECT IN FIT, AND COR-
RECT IN STYLE, NO OLD STOCK
OR JOB LOTS, AND SURE TO GIVE
ABSOLUTE SATISFACTION.
SPLENDID FITTING $1.25 COR­
SETS, OUR PRICE 95c
75c CORSETS SURE TO PLEASE
YOU. OUR PRICE 47c
CORSETS USUALLY SOLD AT
50c AND 60c, OUR PRICE 39c
35c GRADE IN CORSETS, OUR
PRICE 24c
The Fair
118 E. Main
St.
P. S JUST RECEIVED A NEW
LINE OF HANDKERCHIEFS. COME
IN AND LOOK THEM OVER.
Ladies: We can give
you a good time piece
in a 20 year, gold filled
Hunting case, for less
than ever before. A
nickel, 7 jeweled, cut
expansion, balance
wheel pendant set, for
only
$8.50
Ladies' fine Swiss
Watches, include the
very best makes, per
fect and accurate time
keepers. We have the
Longines, Waldemar,
Omega, all good time
keepers, from.
$7.50 up.
Ladies' Gold Filled
Watch, a 20 year, hand
engraved case, fitted
with an Elgin, Wal
tham or Hampden
works, fine jeweled
and patent hairspring,
$10.00
Imported Swiss Chat
alaine, case enameled
in red and inlaid with
Gold and Silver, very
fine and a good time
piece. Gold hands and
dial. None better. Our
Sale Price.
$7.50.
THE OTTUMWA COURIER
New Belts
New Plaid and Roman stripe silk
a A
pearl buckle
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Handsome silk Girdle and fancy
leather Belts, stone PA
set buckles |,JU
This gray Suiting is 54 inch wide, firmly woven
and shown in three very pretty patterns ... ...
Wool Taffeta is a new cloth out this fall is
54 inches wide and worth $1.50, this week
50 inch Rainproof Cloth in Gray and Tan and
Olive, a very serviceable $1.19 Cloth, this week ...
Evening Shades in all the pretty new tints, fine soft
fabrics, for Waists or DreBses, price per yard
All Wool Tricot Waistings, all colors, 25c,
54 inch heavy Novelty
Wool Cloaking, per yard
1.98
I gathering of Ladies' Coats brought together for this exceptional offering.
Black Coats, richly trimmed in braid, half lined and worth dollars more.
Novelty Cloths trimmed in velvet and Braids and Brown Coats with strap
trimming, a splendid opportunity to save $2.50 on your Coat.
Choice of 35 Coats $10.00.
Special Showing of Black Coats.
Beautiful Black Cloth Coats, half lined and some are lined throughout
with heavy satin and richly trimmed and cut with a graduating fullness
that reaches its widest span at the bottom, giving the desired flare.
Prices Range $15.00, $18.75, $21,50 and $25.00.
Fine Showing of High Class Furs
The dependable kind, all this Season's Skins made up in Jackets and
Scarfs and sold on a guarantee of quality and price.
Home of Pony Hose
Stockings for boys and
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girls in cotton and
fine wool, 25c, 35c and 4JL
Children's heavy ribbed 1A
'-•OW Hose, all sizes, for IUv
'''ffj Children's.and Misses' fine
5'
wool Stockings, all sizes
J. E. SCASE
NEW YORK STOCKS.
This market is furnished by the
Cassidy Commission company. Local
office, Rooms 28 and 30 Hofmann
Block. E. C. French, manager.
Opening. High. Low. Close.
Atch 100^4 101% 100% 101%
Am. Smelt.. 153% 156% 153% 156%
Amal. Copp.113 115 112% 114%
274% 266 274
119% 117 119%
78% 7-7% 79
.. 78%
Ana. Copp.266
B. and O. ..117%
B. R. T.
Can. Pac.
C. G. W.
C. and O.
C. F. I.
Erie
II). Cent.
7-7%
.173% 176
17% 17%
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43%
173% 175%
17% 17%
57
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43%
58%
53%
44%
L. and N. ..144
58%
53%
44%
171% 174
171% 174
143% 145%
145%
This Store Makes a Specialty ofi Reliable Goods.
Phenomenal Selling of Dress Goods and
Silks is Easily Accounted for
when you consider thai every piece of goods in our store is New and the
Latest Style, the Quality is the Best and the Prices are at the bottom notch.
Special inducements for this week came in today's shipment, they're New*
they're Pretty, they're Very Cheap at the prices quoted below.
WE PAY RAIL ROAD FARE THROUGH THE
MERCHANTS' ASSOCIA TION.
$1.00 Gray Suiting, 75c 27 inch Fancy Silks 85c
75c
1.33
1.00
50c
75c Imported Plaid Waist
ings for this week
Greatest $10.00 Values Ever Known
58c
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SEE OUR HANDSOME NEVA/ TRIMMINGS
We make a specialty of Large Sizes Underwear
Ladies'
L3C
Ladies' black all wool Cash- ir
mere Hose, all sizes L3C
Ladies' fine Miercerized Black Hose
to do embroidery
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work on JUL
M.K.T., com. 33 34% 33- 34%
M.K.T., pfd. 68% 69% 68% 69%
Mo. Pac. ... 94% 95 94 95
Nor. Pac 213% 210% 213%
N. Y. Cent..129% 130% 129 130%
Ont. and W. 45% 45% 45% 45%
Peop. Gas.. 89 89% 89 89%
Penn. Ry...l40% 142% 140% 142
R. I., con.... 27% 27% 27 27%
R. X., pfd... 65 65 64% 64%
X. & S., com. 35% 33% 35% 36%
Reading ...142% 145% 142% 145%
St. Paul ...170 171% 169% 171%
So. Pac. ... 92 93% 91% 93%
So. Ry 33% 34% 33% 34%
Sugar 133% 134% 132% 134%
T. C. &L..157 157 157 157
Tex. Pac. .. 36% 36% 36% 36%
U. S. Steel. 46% .47% 46% 47%
S. S. S. pfd..105% 106% 105% 106%
Ladies' long sleeve Knit Corset Cov
ers, plain and fleece £)K
lined, each /CU\nj
Ladies' fleece lined, fine ribbed Vests
and ankle length £)Kfl
Pant3, each &OL>
Ladies' fleece lined Vests and Pants
that usually sold for 50c, are here at
39c, or two
garrpents for
Ladies' fleeced, all wool—silk and
wool—silk and lisle thread Union
Suits for Ladles, Misses and
Boys, $3.75 down to Mviy
Infants' fine lambs' wool sillco and
fleece lined underskirts and bands, in
cluding "Ruben's" make,
50c down to
Gents' and Boys' heavy fleeced Shirts
and Drawers
at 50c and
7H
New Purses
An all leather lined 8 Inch Walrus
grain purse Inside pocket
and coin purse for
All Leather Purses
50 c, 75c and up to $5.00.'
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These are the regular $1.00 Silks, the best Quality made OK
to sell for a dollar, In Checks and Strpes
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Soft finish 75c Colored Taffeta Silks, suitable for
all purposes, where we want good wearing Silk
Yard wide, heavy lining Satin, fijll range of shades,
guaranteed to wear two years, per yard
A very pretty Soft Finished Silk Poplin in staple
shades, also evening tints, per yard
Yard wide, $1.25 quality, Black Taffeta Silk, $L00.
Plaid Louisine Silks
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for Waists, per yard Plaid Taffeta Silks
Children's White
Bear Skin Coats
like picture, $2.48
Caps to Match, 39c, 50c, 75c
WE HAVE A FINE LINE OF CHIL
DREN'S COATS, ALL THE NEWEST
STYLES AND COLORS AND THE
PRICES ARE ALWAYS LOW.
Children Furs ..
No moth eaten Furs here—every
thing is the newest and prettiest the
market affords, and our prices are al
ways right.
Children's and Misses, long, plain and Novelty
Cloth Coats, neatly trimmed, for
A special lot of Cloaks for Children from 8 to 14
years, pretty Novelty Cloths, for
Tennis Gowns
like this picture
75c
Other styles at
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$1, $1.25 and
$1.50
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Men's Tennis
Gowns
75c and $1
Children's Gowns
with feet
50c
Rubber 49% 47% 49
Wabash ... 19% 19% -19% 19%
Kabash pfd. 45 46 45 45%
W. Union .. 86 86 86 86
Cotton—
Dec 19.87 11.02 10.87 10.90
Chicago Produce Market.
Chicago, Oct. 22.—Wheat—No. 2 red,
72%@73 No. 3 red, 71%@72 No. 2
hard, 72% @73% No. 3 hard, 72 @72%
.Dec., opened, 73%@73% highest, 73%
lowest, 72% closing, 72%@72%.
Corn—No. 2, 44%@45 No. 3, 44%@
45 No.'2 white, 45©45% No. 3 white,
45 No. 2 yellow, 45@45% No. 3 yel
low, 45 Oct., 44% De6., opened, 42%@
42% highest, 43% lowest, 41% clos
ing. 41%@42. Sf/
Oats—No. 2, 32% |No.
... 65c
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IP YOU do not know what Corseti
1 comfort is, buy your next Corset'
here. We have models to fit any
style figure.
The Dip Hip model, with Hose Sup
porters attached, also Girdles Cfj„
and Girdle Corsets, each y."k.
High grade Batiste and Silk Corsets,
entire new models, some have two
pairs of Supporters and the prices
range from $4.00, $2.50 1
down to »v
We have an extra strong
OpcClal model made especially
for fleshy flgttres and comes O jr
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Pork—Jan., $13.67.
Lard—Oct., $9.60 Jan., J8.22
Ribs—Oct., $8.20 Jan., $7.42@7.i
Rye—Cash, 64%.
Barley—Cash, 39 @55.
Flax and clover not quoted.
New York Produoe Market."
New York, Oct. 22.—Wheat
81.
Corn—Dec.. 51%.
New York Poultry' Market.
New York, Oct. 22.—Poultry—1|
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turkeys, 16@20: fowls. 10@12%.
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