New Ulm review., December 09, 1903, Image 1

About New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961

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ladies' furs.
The leading business principle of this firm has al
ways been and is today that no clerk shallever mis
represent goods of any kind in order to make a sale.
This accounts for the great popularity of our Fur
Department, as there is no'one thing that is as easily
misrepresented as a fur
garment1.
We exercise the greatest care in buying our furs,
every garment being separately inspected on its ar
rival, and if found wanting it is returned. In sell
ing our Furs we are careful to explain to the custom
er what to expect from each kind of fur, giving a full
binding guarantee with each garment, according to
its nature.
Our prices are just a trifle below others, quality
considered, and our guarantee covers the price as
well as the coat itself. We carry all the up-to-date
furs, sucb as Near Seal, Electric Seal, Aleutian
Seal, Wool Seal, Astrakhan, Bulgarian Lamb,
Wombat, Muskrat, etc.
Lamp
Table, wall and
hanging lamps
from the most
common to the
finest, over 40 dif
ferent styles from
25C O $10.
Smoking
CROCKERY DEPARTMENT.
Fruit Bowls, Cake Plates,
Celery Trays, Oatmeal Sets,
and a hundred and one other
things suitable for Xmas gifts
Felt shoes and slippers indifferent
shades with felt or leather sole, all
sizes and styles from 50c to $2.50.
Everything in Christmas footwear
from the sweet little bootees for baby
to the warm comfortable slippers for
Grandpa. Prices very low.
VOLUME XXV. NEW ULM, BROWN COUNTYpMINN.,,WEDNESDAY, DEC, & 1903.
that any one will be
pleased to receive for a
Xmas present. Our line
is without question the
best ever shown. Be
sure and see them be
fore buying. Our prices
$3 to $8.
Kid
Glove
Economy.
For it is true
economy to buy
your gloves here.
A little early for the greeting, perhaps, butjust about the proper
tims to let you know what a collection of rare good bargains we
have to offer in the way of articles suitable for Christmas gifts.
CKri$tmas
fti?cl$iV?&r.
Such styles as Ascot, Eng
lish Square, Culross, Pour
in-hand, Bows, Strings and
Tecks.
Ladles' Midget Strings at
15 cents.'
Extra fine English Square,
$1 to $1.50.
Ways and Opera Muffler.
The very best
kind of economy
for the reasonthat
we sell a good
glove for the price
that is Sometimes
charged for poor ones. Our gloves fit, they wear,
they give entire satisfaction. If through an accident
or oversight you should get a defective pair, we will
replace them.
Sugars and
creamer all
styles, flat
and a
open and
closed sugars from 15 cents up.
Cups and saucers of
:. all descriptions. Tea
coffee and chocolate
cups, open and mus
tache cups ranging
from 10c to $2.00.
Stick candy ."". 3 lbs for 25c
Mixed candy 4 lbs for 25c
Cream candy .2 lbs for 25c
Fancy cream candy, lb 15c
Nut cream candy, lb 20c
Chocolate drops, lb........- 15c
Jelly beans, lb. 12ic
Fur Coats and Robes.
Anyone in need of a fur coat wiU do well to buy
this year. Coats will be higher next year.
Racoon, plain $25.00 to $40.00
Racoon, trimmed 36.00 to $85.00
Bulgarian Lamb 24.00 to $30.00
Wombat, natural or dyed .... 18.00 to $30.00
Dogskin, the very best, plain. 20.00
Other Dogskin, lower grade.. 12.00 up
Kangaroo, Galloway, Wallaby, fur lined coats at
$80.00, $60.00, $50.00, $40.00.
Winter Caps
in numerous styles for men, boys and children. Tarns
and Toques, Pur lined Caps, $1.50, $1.25, $1.00, 75c.
Fancy Suspenders
for Christmas. One pair in a fancy box from 50c to
$1.50. These suspenders are richly trimmed and
make a suitable present for Christmas.
N W a S ^Vlf1*Q Flannel and Muslin Night robes, A
I N Xim O I I O S O O S c.StaleyOvershirts and underwear
Dry Goods Department.
On Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, December 14th, 15th and 16th, we will sell all La
dies', Misses'and Children's Jackets, Suits, Skirts, Cloaks, etc., at a reduction of per
cent off the regular price. All new and up-to-date stock. Also a great reduction in the
prices of Fur Muffs. We have dated this sale earlier than usual in order to give our pa
trons an opportunity to buy these goods cheap while they have the most use for them. Re
member these prices hold good for three days only.
fascinators.
As usual, styles in Fascinators have
changed this season and as usual we are
up-to-date in this line. Everything from the
square fascinators to the most exclusive,
nobby ones is to be found -among our as
sortment. Prices from 35c up.
DressCrimminas
Many a handsome dress is spoiled by
poor trimmings and findings. Many a mod
est gown has been made to give double ser
vice by a proper attention to these things.
In this as well as everything else we are al
ways up-to-date. If there's anything new,
we ha^e it, and our prices are aslo as
those sometimes charged for poor, obsolete
goods.
Our full line of flannel and silk waists is being sold at a great reduction. Space does
not permit us to mention the bargains separately, but a visit to our store will convince you
better and more quickly than cold type.
Candies, Nuts and other Goodies for Christmas.
Peanuts .3 lbs for 25c
Raisins, lb. 10c
Fancy large raisins, lb 10c
Fancy cleaned currants, 10c
-Dates :...3 lbs for 25c
Figs, large fancy, lb 15c
Lemons, dozen 25c
Oranges, dozen...'.T 30c
Cranberries, quart '., 10c
Prunes, lb 5
Evaporated apples .......2 lbs'for 25c
Dried apricots, lb 15c,
Dried pears, fancy, lb 15c
Dried peaches, lb lOc
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