The Leon reporter., December 14, 1899, Image 7

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wheat irrader. corn and oat sieve and barley sieve. Ca
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THE LEON REPORTER THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14. 1899.
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THEN YOU GET SOMETHING FOR YOUR^MONEYr
I have the largest stock of Clothing and Furnishing Goods in Southern Iowaj and
I iv»|ell my goods at thei ^ery lowest prices%possible to make.
1 Nothi.ng.pboddy Here!—You.'get a .Bargain, Every Time^You Buy Here.
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Only store in Decatur county lighted with arc electric lights which make the store as light as day for evening customers.
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UR family is the largest we have
entertained. Many of these dolls are
leaving us for new homes, so
:, people who want to see how many different
styles there are had better hurry—especially
if thev want to select one for adoption. It
a:- doesn't cost anything to see this "beauty
show" and if a doll ia chosen the expense of
v". owning it is not large.
Leather
Goods!
FProminent
ANCY leather goods offer many ap
propriate articles for Christmas gifts.
in this line is our excep
tionally complete assortment of pocket books
and card cases, either plain or sterling silver,
or gold trimmed. A look through this line
will help many a puzzled Christmas shopper
to decide what to give, for it offers many sug
gestions.
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^^plete assortment of toys in his pack
than we are now displaying to the
delight of all the boys and girls who have
visited our toy department. Saturday is
children's day here, And all the boys and girls
in town are invited to come and see where
Kris Kringlc gets his supplies.
Linens!"
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Towels 5c. to $1.00 each.
Lunch Cloths,
Table Cloths.
Napkins.
The finest and most com
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Xmas Gifts
is easy if you come here. Which
ever way you turn after entering
the store you will see scores of
articles which will make appro
priate and acceptable gifts. Every
department is replete with Chris
mas suggestions. .Our splendid
Dry 6oo.d& stdok, together with
the special line, of Toys, Fancy
Goods and Jewelry added to our
holiday trade, is unequalled in
this section. An attractive fea
tureof holiday shopping here is
the low prices which prevail at:
this store. You get more than
you expect to for your money.
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less than usual price
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In cotton, Linen, Plain, fancy
Borders, Embroidered and Ijices.
Silk Handkerchiefs!
5 to 75 cents in plain white1 arid
..fancy borders.
25 to 75 cents for fancy colored
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Blankets!
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any description should see our line
•^•before making a purchase. The old
story "To miss a-chance is to cheat one's self".
is true at this store. We give yon the-chance
will you .miss it?
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