Bickel's Great Sample and Grand
Clearance Sale of a Large Stock
of Boots and Shoes.
Having purchased two complete sets of Sample Boots and Shoes
at a greatly reduced price from leading manufactures together with a
big stock of high grade footwear which I have picked out of Stock
and placed on our Bargain Counters, to be sold during the next two
weeks, at less than half their real value, will place on record one of
the greatest slaughters in Boots and Shoes ever known of in Butler
County, and EVERY Man, Woman or Child who attends this great
great reduction sale will not only be a regular customer of ours in
the future, but will show the shoes to their neighbor —So well pleas
ed with the bargain they received at Hl* KHL 5 that the neighbor
will be a customer also.
NOTE THE PRICES.
I lot Mens fine Sample Shoes regular price $4 go at $2
I lot Mens Working Shoes " " 250 " 125
I lot Boy's Fine Shoes " " 2 75 " 1 5°
j << M <« « a it 200 " 100
I lot Ladies Hand Turns —Sizes
2g to 4, all widths regular price $3 50 and 400 " 200
I lot Ladies heavy sole dress
shoes regular price 300 " 175
I lot ladies fine shoes at $ i 00. Insants shoes 1 scents.
I lot Misses and Childrens school shoes, 75 cts. Misses fine dress
shoes $ 1 00.
I lot mens box-toe boots, sizes broken at $2 50
I lot Boys Kid Boots Double-sole and tap at $1 25, sizes 1 to 5
50 pair mens storm king boots (hip boots; all No. 10 and 11 regular
price $4 00 go at $2 00.
75 pair mens short Boots (rubberj regular price $2 50 go at $1.65,
sizes ;c and 11.
100 pairs iau:es gum boots go at $1 25.
500 pairs ladies fine specialties, rubbers in heel and spring, worth
50c go at 35c. . '
Full stock of mens and boys felt boots—ladies and mens arctics
and alaskas —also ladies felt and warm lined shoes —Boots and shoes
made to order—Repairing neatly done —Shoemakers supplies of all
kinds.
Mail orders receive prompt and careful attention.
Large and complete , stock of rubber goods, at reduced prices.
When in need of anything in my line give me a call.
JOHN BICKEL,
128 H. St. Butler-
Christmas
The Happiest day of all the year to
the little ones is Christmas and few ever
entirely outgrow the delightful associa
tions of that day. Make them happy
and yourself, too, by a purchase of a Fine
Pair of Slippers or Shoes. Buy some-
Jiing that is useful. We have them in
O
great variety.
MOOB Fine Velvet Embroidered Slippers at 50, 75c, and $1 00
" " All Leather Slippers in blaclc and taa at 50c 75c aid $1 00
Womaa'a Fine Slipperß at 20c, 50c, 60c, 75a and $1 00 ia greatest
cariety.
Fleeced lined gaitora. Beaded Vampa, a multitude of dainty styles to
•elect from.
8e« the pretty little Eider-down nboes for Baby. The nobby styles we
have for Boya and Girls at 35. 50, 65 and 75cts
Take a look "at oar Ladies Fine Dongola Shoes Pat. Tip at SI,OO, others
Mil at 9125 and $1 50
Look at oar Ladies Shoe at 70cts, Pat Tip Our Ladies Heavy Veal
Stao. Button at $1 00 Can't be matched in other store* at $1.25,
Miitsea and Childrens Shoes at 50c, 60, 65. 75. and SI.OO.
Mens Fine Shoes at 90c $1 00, 1.25, 1 50 and 2 00.
Nobby styles Pointed and Square toe lasts Boys and Youths Fine Shoes
at 75c, 90. $1 00, 1 25. and 1 50.
Wool Boots. All Wool Kntt Stockings. Rubber Boots. Wool lined
Arties in great variety. Any of these would make a very appropriate aud
useful Christmas present Make your selections early while the sizes are
not broken. Come in and see us.
B. C. MUJ3JECLTON.
Jewelry-Silverware--Clocks.
Purchasers can save from 25 to 50 pe
cent by purchasing their watches, clock'
. and spectacles of
J. R. GRIEB, The Jeweler,
No. 125 N. Main St., Dufty Block
Sign of Electric Bell and Clock.
All arc Respectfully Invitcf
—"Remember our Repairing Department — 20 years Experience.
J. S. YOUNG. WM. COOPER
LEADING TAIL ORS,
Owing to the change in the Tariff on imported goods which goe
into eflect Jan. 12, 1895, we have decided to be leaders in establish
ing low prices on imported goods at once; and give below the low
prices which we will charge for suits.
OM Tariff Price: New Tariff Price. Old Tariff Price: New Tariff Price
$22. S2O. $35. s3l.
25. 22. 40. ' 36. 1
28. 25. 45. 40.
30. 27. (
We will not be surpassed in KIT, QUALITY, STYLE AND !
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THE CITIZEN
A New Railway Responsibility
A remarkable instance of tbtt value of
expert scientific te*ticminy in court oecur
-®J recently iu St. Louis. The case,
which is the tir*t of its kind on record, wa*
br-'Ujjht about as follows: A buy el«-v n
years of age, wuo was stiadiue beside a
a lroad track, a- a train rasbed b j at high
spaed, «"ms hurled to the gruuud aud rolled
an ler the cars by the force of the current
o' uir caused b> the motion ol the train
A suit lor damages was brought against
tne railroad on the ground that the boy
wis not oa the track when the tram pass
ed, an 1 therelore. was not responsible lor j
.me accident. Tne defense claimed mat a
moving train creates no vacum beneath
th« cars, and consequently no suction nut-
I licienily powerful to move a body weiitn
ing, as in this case, some sixty-three
p mnds. Prof.Francis E. Xipher, a mem
ber of the Faculty of W'asbiugton Univers
ity, was the" put upon the staud to ex
plain the scientific principle involved.
H- stated that, although the train «liJ
not create any suction at the sides or be
! n-ath the train, it nevertheless dragge d
a grt-ai current of air along with it. Tue
movement of this body of air increases
as the speed of tho train is accelerated.
The air ueare-t the train, ol course, tnove
tastest, and the further one stands from
the track the lessoae will find the air dis
turbed by it. Xow il a persou be stand
iug uear a ra t udly moving train, tho side
ol hi-, body nearer tba train is in a current
of air wnich H movetug faster than tie
air on the utber side of him. This has a
tendency to turn bun around. It does
I not rt-qatre a very great pressure of this
kind to throw him down,and ttie revok
ing motion his body has aquired serves
to roll him toward the track when he
strikes the ground. The body is, tnere
|ore, turned in a direction which is certain
to inako it roll tow ard tbe rails, and the
boy was undoubtedly drawn under the
cars in this way. Tne expert scientific
testimony carried the day, and the rail
road was obliged to pay tne damages, *3
000.
Holiday Fallacies.
That "sensible lolks like sensible pres
ents."
1 That pleasaut memories fade as soon as
I flowers.
That women g«)t their husbands thing*
they want themselves.
That people despise u Christmas card be
lt looks ciieap.
That a smoking cap is the only ihiDj:
you ciu give a bald-headed bachelor.
That there are children who rea'.iy don't
i care about Christmas.
lltart Dinvase Ittlieced in 30 Minutes.
Dr. Agnew's Cure for the H<»rt gives
perfect relief iu ail cases of Organic or
fyinpatrietic rlea' Disease in 30 uiinnies.
.»nd speedily effects a cure. It is a peer
'es* remedy l'.ir Palpitation, Shortness ol
Mroa'b, .Smothering Spells, Pain in L>-lt
iuie and all symptoms ofa Diseased lleait
One ilose convinces, bold by City Pliar
uiouy.
—The owner of a cider mill in Bradford
county, Ha., receotly disposed of some of
h i suiplus slock wnich had become "uard ',
subsequently bu was charged Willi violat
ing tne law as to th« sale of intoxicants
and convicted. In expounding the law
be judge said the tct of assembly iu pro
hiouing tbe sale of liquor without license'
e c.. makes no mention of cider, but pro
hibits the sale of liquurs that are spirit
uous or vinous, anl those that are nial
and brewed. Cider being neither malt or
brewed, must be classed as spiri'Uous or
vinous, or it won I I not be classed with tn«
act. Ju'lg") Peck charged in substance
iliat if fermentalion had taken place to
such an extent that, the sugar in the apple
juice had become changed into alcohol, the
cider was then vinous and within the act,
no matter how small tbe percentage ol
alcohol mignt be; and tbe fact that the
Cider was intoxicating, if proved, Would
>h good evidence of tne fact that alcohol
was present iu the cider, and therelore
vinous. This case is important for the
iea-oii the reason that it will settle a tlouul
iu the ininds of a large number of people
who make cider, as to their making them
-elves crimiiiall> liable for the sale ol it.
—Tne reason why Arnica <t Oil Linment
is «o popular with the ladies is because it
not only is very healing and sootniug but
it< odor is not at all otl'ensive.
—"Speaking of odd oravings," *aid the
druggist, "I have seen morphine, chloral,
quinine, laudanum and other drug lieu Is,
but the strangest one of the lot is a tinc
ture of rhubarb fiend who came to my j
notice a short time ago. Actually he uses ■
at least, half a gallon of tincture of rhu
bub every month. How he manages to
tike it I can't hegni to tell yon, but this
iiMho first I ever kn ;w of.
—Take Hood's Bur«aparilla now It
cn en catarrh. Keuicmber to get Hood's
b<3CaUse Hood's cures.
—They roll a good story of a lazy and
loq.i acinus farmer whose farm lies just out
sde Worchester. He called at a neigh
bor's house recently. Sit down! sit down!
exclaimed the neighbor. I don't know us
1 ought, Maid the laruier, but nevertheless
he sat down. Alter some talk about the
crops aud the value of an ailjoiuing piece
of ground the farmer said slowly: "I don't
kuow as I aught to be silling here I
c ime over to see il 1 could gel u I idder;
our house is afire."
Don't suffer with indigestion, u.<o Hax
lei's Maud lake liilters.
Voice at the head of Ihe stairs—
"George,have you beeu drinking?"
George—"N'o'm!"
Voice —"Say chrysanthemum,"
_George (silenl for a moment; —"Not
♦bush time, m' dear!"
—Rheumatism cured in a day—"Mystic (
cure" lor rneumatisiii mid neuralgia, radio- i
ally cure* m 1 toiidayn. ItH itciiun upon
tun i«3 rto in i.i remarkable and my*terioun
11. remove* at unci) the caune and tlie din-
H-lnl- 1111111 15(1 )Ul««ly dlldtOpOarh. Tfl«1 111 "I
JcrttHt Jj l/elietllM. i U Ct«. ftO|(l J. C
Kedii-k, drufrgint, liuilur.
—The school authorities of Bewlckly,
Allegheny county, are warring on the
cigarette dealers lor selling cigarettes to
"Ciiool children. Ihe dealers defy tbe
school people and the latter now nay that
tliey will ining nilit undor the receut law
ihaL iiuposcM a tiue ol -fiiuO oil cigarette
dealaro wno noil the collin nails to children I
under mxUiDu y«ar» s of age.
J'rol. llarrutt of Hi. Lawrence county
N. V. # speakii.g ot pulmonary Ulseas««
nttu; Not nun death occurs n<*w w imm
IMDIIT) died belore DUVVU'M Kuxir wan
kiM'Wn. Ov»ii 1111y yearn ot oonntaut suo
i-isnit place* Down's h|iur at the head ol
toe long list of cough remedies.
riie Canadian authorities have decided
to tent, all cattle imported into the Domin
ion wuh ilio Koch lulieroolitie lymph. 11
any atiiuial in found to lie effected with
tuberculosis l owner will have the al
t« riiaiive ol taking it buck lo tlin place
whence it came, or having it slaughtered
vwitiotiL compensation.
—New York City ban 522 churches of ail
denominations. These afford a seating
capacity lor 400,000.
—Herman Rteinor an<l fiachel Swank,
two lOyciMild children *»f Braddock,
went t«» Cumberland on Duo. IH, ami were j
married there No person knew of their j
intentiou*, a.i<l tbe parents are very much
wrrwvl. i
A Dangerous Experiment.
| An explosion occurred in a drag store in
| Philadelphia recently, resulting in an in
! jary which ca>ne near to the destruction • f
i tbe eyesight of the person injured. The
! American Journal of Pharmacy says: A ;
! druggist was experimenting on the action
I of ammonia water with oxide of silver, snd
uad left the mixture in a porcelain oap>ule
j covered with water and a glass stirring rod |
I in the capsule.
A saleauian coming into the store 1
thoughtlessly took up the rod aud wiiho. t
agiiatiou «a. replacing it iu the cap»'i e
*heu a violent explo-oou occurred, shat
tering the capsule, pieces of which siruik
him iu the face, causing damage wnich it
was feared would result iu the loss of i ne
or of both eyes. Prompt treat me t, how
ever, warded off the threatening mischief
The product obtained by the action "t
ammonia on silver oxide, kuown as "Ber
thouet's fulminating silver," is a dangei
ous article. Wneudry, it explodes vio
lently on tho slightest percussion, or even
when touched with a feather. Tbe black
cr> stals, having a metallic luster, decom
pose violently with detonation when tbe
liquid containing them is shaken.
The exact composition of the compound
has not yet been ascertained.
The famous Jones county calf case, in
voh ing the owner ship of as 2 calf, which
has been in the Courts of lowa sinee 1878,
is si ill iu litigation, the latest phase of
the suit haviug been the decision by the
Supreme Coun of that State by wmcn the
costs ol $2,886.84 have beeu charged to
tbe defendants. The original parties in
the dispute have long since passed be
yond earth's pa.-tures, aud the original
call has doubtless contributed its skin to
cover many ol the law books arraj ed iu
the controversy. Nevertheless, the aui
tti«i has furnished sustenance tor one gen
eration ol attorneys, aud metaphorically
speaking, it will probaoly Continue to be
iniiked by auolher. The Joues count)
calf case is a pretty good exemplification
of tOe delays of the law—good enough to
be stuffed as an object fesson.
Mrs. Blackwood, of ludiaua, is about
to marry her twelfth husbaud. She has
had such a charming versatility in mar
ried life that, when the proper time comes,
she will be quite ready to put aside the
vulgar superstition about unlucky numbers
and try her thirteenth.
—The popularity of foot-ball has appar
ently stimulated the pugilists to put a lit
tle more brutality into tue prize ring.
—Mrs Tom Leather is cap'ain of a
steamboat piling between Vickshurg anil
New Orleans, and tier officers are all wo
men.
—The loss to tho New York banks In
the stealings of their own officers during
the past ten years has amounted to witbin
a <ew dollars of 93,500,000.
—Only six persons out of each 1,000 live
to be 75 years old, and only «ue reaooes
tbe century mark, and becomes a target
for newspaper reporting.
—ll always puff's a bad man up wit
self-righteous conceit to find out that he is
not. quite so bad as his next door neigh I
bor.
—Vermont has chosen the red clover lo
her S.ate flower. Only the women of tie
Stale voted, and the clover got 11,000 < Qt
ol 17,000 votes cast.
—A young doctor, desiring to make a
good impression upon a Germau farmer,
declared that he had received a double ed
ucation II - had studied homeopathy aud
was also a graduate ol a "regular" medical
school, "Oh, dot vas nodding," said the
farmer, "1 had vouce a call vol sucked
two cows, and he made nodding but u
common schteer, after all."
Mrs. Catherine Stearns, aged ill. cas:
her Vote at the recent election in Hoston
There was iio question as to her being old
enough to use a ballot.
—The worf's birth rate is 70 per min
ute.
—lllinois produces $270,000,000 of farm
products every } ear.
—There am at present no fewer than
10,000 camels at work in Australia.
—The construction of tbe New York ele
vated railroad required 2,200 tons of iron
per mile and cost $220 a yard.
Prof Uolbear says a powerful serch
light could project a beam lo Mars iu four
minutes. It could be seen aud responded
tiMf the Marsians have the apparatus llial
we have.
—The Dutch Government is about to
tske steps toward reclaiming the Zu;dei
Zee The cost is estimated to be $150,000-
000, and when the work is finished about
500,000 acies w ill be fil for Use
—The braiu of the adull male will aver
age about 50 ounces in weight, that of the
adult female ab >nt 4~> ounces, the maxi
mum of the healthy brain is about 01
ounces, the minimum about 31.
—The new postal cards in France will
lie issued iu the form of check books, wilh
stubs upon which the sender can keep
memoranda. Tue stubs be s'aiuped at lie
post-office before the card is detached, so
that a Vei itied record ol the corresponded e
can be kept.
Drunkenness, the Habit, Pos
Cured by ad it; ulster ing Dr.
llbiticb "Golden Specfic l ,
It is manufactured as a powder, winch
can bo given in a glass of beer, a cup ol
coffee or tea,or iu food, without the know
ledge of thi' patiuul It is absolute!) i
harmless, aud will alfect a permanent am
speedy cure, whether the paiielit is a mod
erate drinker or an alcoholic wreck. It ha»
been given in thousands of cases, and b '
every instance a perfect cure has followed. I
II never tails. The system mice liupreguat ,
ed with the Specific, it becomes an utlei
impossibility lor the liqllor appetite to e> ,
ist . Cures guaranteed. 48 jiage book oi t
particulars free. Addrcr s, tmlden Specific |
Co . 185 Kare St.. Ciliciritiaitl O
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Klvi-n to iM'ifiiincr t. Worker* m vrr full to tuakr
Urn"! w«i;kly wage*. Write mo at once (or par
ilcular*.
E 0. GRAHAM, Nurseryman
Ronlie«*Ver N. V.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
'l'lial I will HBII, until furilmr unlirn, lit)
fi>*|i>wi(i|C (fniiilH i»t thi< i'l'l |irii:«H, ri'i^nnl
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liy fh« iriivornirxnt: A \ pur» ryx, ! ywiri,
•+_' 00 p«r ir»ll»u; 'rippwimmn, 'i .v««rii.
*2 2*>; Olil OnliilK't. 4 y«i»rn, f'J 30 p«r >r«l
--l"ii; Hrnltfi'ixtri HIH! 'Phiiinii«»ii'ii pur» rv «,
s\inirM. *,' i .">0 ]>nr K>tllon; Kitich Gul()«*ti
WMIIIIDK, I lliM'>ii'H. |{ul>iti«l ti C«I. Hmir-
Ixni, |4 .10 pur italloti; ll#nui»ville, I)nU|{h
orty, Vlllljlll-»■ 11 <■, U yoMx. 15 30 pw iiallnn.
C'llitiirnirt WIIIIII*. <1 rv and i<WH«t, from 75c
pi-r gallon !■■ ifl.MI; 1 - dintinct lirainl»; my
• iwii importation cherry and I'ort wlii«*, |
from $2 SO to if.l r»0 p«i irallon; «Uo Hih
iiiifHl Irlnh and Hcotcti whl«ki«n at lownnt I
whol«Mtl« rati-*. Call «r Mind fur Hpucial
pm o lintK at
A ANOKIEBABV.
IMH f-Vdnrai Hir««t.
All orili-rx tiy mail promptly attciuVd.
No t'strs otiurga f»r TulMphooe
IW.
Se'ling Out!
Our PDtire stock of Spring and Sum cm r Foot wenr. We're goinc to clear
out our stock of Tan Shies. Every at vie nod description o' Oxfords will
go in the sale A la r ge lot of La lie* Hind Turn Shoes wtil tie sold at
about balf tbeir real value. Tom .ketbi-* sale a complete success, we have
made such prices tbat
Ladies Patent Leather and Oxfords were SI.OO and $1 -2h to go
at 60ets.
Ladies Yici Kid Oxfords, Square or Poin~e<f Patent Tips will go at SI.OO
and $1 25. Prices of which were $1 75 and $2 00. Ladiea Longola and
Vict Kid Shoes were $3 25 at $2 DO per pai-.
A large lot of McKay sewe l and Hand Turned Shoes in sizes
prices on which were $2.50. $3.00 and $3.50 This entire lot will go at
$1 50per pair
Misses Dongola Patent Tip Sbo>s at 85ct= per pair.
Cbildrens Dongola. Patent Tip Sn >es at 50i:ts per pair
Men> $2 00 TaD Sboes at $1 25 t>er pair
Mens Picadilly Bluchers iu Tan Sboes were $2.50 per pair will go at $1 CO
So on throughout our eutire stock of Summer Footwear. Goods will be
sold without reserve at les- than the cost of their making.
Call and see these Bargains whether yo i wish to buv or not.
FKAJSK KEJVXfKR,
T DEALER IN
BLANKETS, HARNESS,
And every tiling in horse and buggy tur
uitsliing goods-Harness, Collars, Whips,
Dusters, Saddles, etc.
.A_lso trunks and valises,
lie pairing done on short notice.
The largest assortment ot 5-A_ Horse
bla,nkets in town will be tound at
FRANK KKMPEHB,
124 S. MAIN ST, BUTLER, PA.
DIAMONDS SOAKK PINS, BTUDS.
swt ATP I TT £«4C£ > GENTS' GOLD, LADIRS' GOLD.
W ii X U (1 f QKNrS' 81LVBR, LADIES' CHaTLAIN.
TC- iXT TT* T L* V I Gold I'lns. Ear HiQ,'3, Klinr*.
«J Ki »V £au X f CUulns. Kracelets. Ete.
XTT TT O TIT i Ten Set*. Castors. Itur.ter IMstiei an t Ever}tUlu»
•Jlu If CV « W 1V a.* Km f mat .• moe (omul in a llrst eUia
rtODGER BROS. 1874 ! " lviH "'"""""riaH.E
P ROIPR THE
No. 139. North Mair, St . P JTLF.R, PA...
"WHERE DiRTGA fERS, WASTE ItULES.'
GREAT SAVING HFFSULTS FROM THE USE OF
$,% fmdr fi J I If)
Get A Pair Of Slippers.
Now that Chriytrnas is over, we will
close out the balance of our large as
sort incut of Ladies and Gentleman's
Holiday Slippers at cost or, in many
cases, at less than their cost price. Here
is a rare opportunity to get a handsome
pair of toilet slippers, or a comfortable
pair of evening slippers at wholesale
price.
Shoe Dealer. AL RDFF. s. Main St.
■ j Ntf l -
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KOBERT GKANT, whose 1 II H-rtioni of a Married Man" will lootf he
renaemlwred, haa written a weriea of article* on • The Art of Living," in
which he HfttH himaelf to aolve, aa fir an H'ich (irohlema can he aolved, qnea
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If you tlcsirc onlc SCKIHNICk'S M AGAZINIC remit $3 00 to the
Liililishers:
CHARLES SCRIbNIiR S SONS. 153-157 sth Ave., N. Y.
c DOCTORS LAKE
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45FLUS RTBBUNUH, PA.
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wl' F'Jr Fllo.NT! 4L ai;d hrIUNtIKO"
In ation art traau*! «t tUm
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K. Lake !i" 'tiombar of tlie lto% .il Colli *« Tf 1 hy
iiciiil' • HIH! Munvi/J:, Mud U tlio of lent and nn»*t
-xp« i »CII«'«mI Hi'icci a LIH. in thij cltv Upw «al at
, n-iitioii ffiveti toN n VOUH I»' lnllt \ fwine*
/i M 'al "xiTiloHj tu»t.w«Totion ef yoiiih,©U'.,c'.aiUi
llL # ili > deal ami mental «! ' nyjnrk of rnersfy,
' I • [ on ' Mtcy, et4:.; alMoCanc«- * Old Hiirrs Fiiii
I'lle i. • tiiMimatlnm. nnd all Jl- /oieaof tlioHkui,
110 »«l. I untf . I'i Imiry «»i irioi ,» n . <i n" Ital on
, 11*o ami wiurtly coiifVUnH.il Office to
I j, id 7 to H P. "M ; hundaym 3 to 4 i*. M. onlv.
•ij at orico or ad h«m» I>IM. LAKK, v. 'H
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TOTHE Ar I PLIC T ED
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MII.IW I I||.. iHiiolnut LUMIIII firm WNL pr»ilrudi\
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GRAND DISPLAY OF
HOLIDAY GOODS
Something for the MOTHER, the FATHER, the LoVKR, the GIRL, the
BOY and the BABV.
Something for the PENNY, the DIME, the QUARTER, the HALF and
and the DOLLAR.
Our Store is Full of Big=Mearted
Bargains!
You can't do better than buy your
HOLIDAY <WOOL>«
D. T. PAPE'S.
P. S.— Our fine line of Millinery is redufled 25 per cent.
Respected
Reader 4 :-
£ In presenting for your careful consid
r eration our advertisement ol Whiskies,
? Wines and Liquors, we have no desire to
4 tresspass upon your iiuiivtdu.il opinions and
1 beliefs; but the unanimous verdict of piiysi
# cians of all schools "that pure whiskey is
the best stimulant known to Materia Med
-5 ica" impells us in telling \ou how and where
X you can purchase not only pure whiskey,
r but where you may obtain the BEST and
PUREST liquors generally, either for medi-
Jl cat or social purposes. As a necessary
X stimulant, pure whiskey is an absolute
4 necessity, especially so at this season of the
year. Its timely use counteracts the ill ef-
JJ feet of climatic changes on the system, and
it is invaluable "to sustain the flagging
4 powers of life in disease" as stated over
4 the signature of one of our most eminent
# physicians, (see page 13 of our catalogue).
At this time ot the year too, the good
house-wile is bent on serving "good cheer"
4 for the Holidays, and what indeed would the
# Christmas Dinner be without its Pudding
flavored with rum? its Mince Pie without
Brandy? while the hot, s-moking l unch and
X the steaming Toddy must not be forgotten
lor they are all a part of Christmas and the
J glad new Year.
Then too, friends must not be forgotten,
5 and there is nothing more acceptable as a
4 Christmas offering than a bottle of fine
f whiskey or wine.
Read over our catalogue,
Which Will be Mailed Free on
Application,
# Carefully, and b - assured that our earnest
W oflort will be lo please you and to give you
\ the very best liquors, all guaranteed to be
5 perfectly pure.
4 Thanking you for past favors, and
2 trusting to be favored with your Hoi iday
J order, we are
J Yours very respectfully,
MAX KLEIN.
H>i«aitillei% Importer aii<l
Wholesa I e
LIQUOII DEALER,
IVTo 82 Federal ft.. Allegheny, Pa
To avoid the rush of orders at the
Holiday seasan, we would ask you to kindly
send in your order at as early a date as
possible to enable us to exercise due care in
the selection and packing of liquors.
M KOSKNTHAU
Wholesale Liquor Denier,
103 Ferry - - - I'ilt.sburg, I'a
Pennsylvania Rye Whiskies a .specialty.
Trial orders solicited.
One Siu.m Hel-»w Diauvxi J M.nke
A WINTER'S ENTERTAINMENT!
GREAT VALUE W »<IBKLY _Nf WS
F<M OF THE WO <?D
LITTLE MO EY FOR A TRIFL
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