B. CB- Christmas goods To people not living convenient to the larger arnve First and stores are *n a position to show Larger Asaortmepts-our five catalogues offef £r»'3t ocp<»tunities to Save Motley and in«ke More SatirfTotory eeWctwn. We do business in Every sUte in the United States—and have held that pref erence for yeafi4'because wp sell choiee goods on Profit Basis, and offer Great VarTfctiefe for selection. Probably more IjUeral with samples of anything we can sexul samples of. than any store in the <*>antey. • Onr General Catalogue t«3ls &&>ot every one of the 65 departments which comprise this business-Furs Men s. Women's; fcud Children.* .Clothing, Men's Furnishing!. (fat Glass an<l sssawat ' Stationery, Toilet Goods, Dress Goods. Silks and Linings, Braids, Buttons. t thletk> Goodo - >esfwear, itibbong, Rttsre, Trunks—and every article on a price basis that Proves at once we «e» and wm save you money. Never such extmsipe preparation f?r Money's-worxn. „ .. Other special catalogues— 'Portieres, Conch Covers and Lace Curtains . "Books" "Laces and Embroideries —and you'd better write now to get Emecial attention given to Dress Goods and Silks. We might add, to show the store s importance, we sell the people of Graaterf"HtsWrg more goods ovser our flooi spiace- and people requiwd. When you write mark your letter 13. C. 46. Btiggs & Bull} ALLEGHENY. PA. <1 tlx Bros, % OG.oi {hairnet wn » 00.01 fig Bargains yfl3'/M.l.!rr Wall Paper X AND . ,T I HAUmCKSn u X » r ■■■■ "" '■ i.A ! .SfeSS? ' tr o n g „f.on.. Inflamma- Lung Fever, Milk Fever. Oulnay. Bpliootlc. | E.M'Ot'OHB, Cold*. Influenza. Inflamed SHqalLimii, Pleuro-Pneumonla. 9. F. I COLIC. Brllyarhr, \V'fad.lU<nm, WniDlarrfcea. Dywntrry. Sm.a. Prevent. MISOARRIAOB. | KIDNHV kL kii\kittti>iHOßDGH m I. )NKIV DISEASES. Manse. Eruption.. iis^waflss....-^." I ■ join i ln4tcr.llon, gtomaHi Muieri. ;S)c. each; Stable Caw, Ten Spec Me* Book, Ac., »7. m At dru«fl»U, or «!»« »rt+*U om i*o< lpU« >«<•♦. fill Humphreys' Medicine Co., Cor. William A Jota •Atrecu,i^w Yorfc * ]' I* ',(! rr | Heiltli; IfliliW,' Happimi N:» Constipation. ny lowplcxiort. Chil-, Msiftji «T a torpid Ltver and pnnr thln Blood. Victor Liver Syrup, jp the Great Liver and Blood Purifier, 2' makes you 'Well front these ailments n: <! you well. Correspondence solicited. I VICTOR REMEDIES, CO., Frederick, Maryland at Reed's PJiawoajcy M <! H W '' ' P , * -TAFT'S- PH |'IADCLPKJAT! I > ROOMS.- « 39 - sth Ave., Pltttburfl, Pa f| -J ■ PH WoW p R ACTfBA' [K "3 >' « jt CROWN »o* BPrU:ac m>ru ft M "iA Mk ot I'll'*u»!-V«H*'NOT DOB "M ''ijfww^y OUR 37 If. * BRIDGE.'"Tirtf r «luf<!o t: a; I•/ «or wjs Wr tooth ai» «m. J 5 & /?i W:t II Dean's | I ■ Hur<>! K|* < (lyJ fimm.rit<'«•<! -3 I * ,r money HcftindM. Ken! pr-'-pftl <J tor ! ■«i nil iutLit WlllM-nd Ihrmon IrlaJ, to " wlien rrtK-Vort.* Krw. ;I^ WWWM., ■— ra. Uaewrw. >«. "Sold In Butlor at the Centre Ave. Pbarrnac*. i/lIitHESIEfTS iRGttSH PENNYROYAL PILLS C° Haft. AlA'aya iciiablc Ladle*, uuk Dr.isslet foi I lIK llfvrkltw in H«*fl line | rurutllio with Lluh rtt>bon Tiaii§ nOothfr. dariufroiiH J ' or amd -4e«- in ttiun#" fof l and *• Kell«*C for <•* IrtUr, arvlura Mall. I0,04M» Hold by DmniaU. CHIOUEBTFR OUKMICAL 00. tlto JUdlwa Pi |gS£§§Sf3 A PRACTICAL SILO. j Cheap. Sti-on* and TlKkt—H Can Be Readily Bn«t Anywhere. j The picture shows a silo that any -1 body can build who has the lumber. I It is economical, strong and tight. I i have three of this kind and speak ! whereof X know, sfiy* Edward Van Al styne in American Agriculturist. One has been 'filled. tills is the thirteenth •winter, and another one has been filled for nine winters. Any one can build one of this sort who can hahdte a level ■ and saw or use a Haiunior rfid nails, CONSTRUCTION OF A SILO. and -i g«jod ,%>m i« 'that tjipy can be set anywhere and made to coii&jfiu to the of the barn if you to pai kUmt inside. picture shows clearly how the silo is built The foundation is below frost, made of stones laid in cement mortar. On this ace placed sills of 2 by 0 or 2 by 8. Matched" pine sidifig is sMod tip- nnd braced with 2 by 8. or 2 by 1U inch scantling placed as shown. The cor ners are put in on a bevel to avoid the square corner and also to allow of braces to strengthen the silo. A second thickness of siding should be put on to break Joints. Do not use paper between the boards, as it will rot out. I have a silo built of single boards of six inch matched pine. The lumber was as dry as I could get it and put iogether as tight as possible, but I fohnd after the first year that those boards would shrink apart a lit tle apd tMt many places would never get tight agstln. that is the danger of the single board -silo and also the dan ger of the . poorly constructed round silo. Dried Sugar Deet Pulp. Sn|ur Jbeet ,j>ulp has so much mois ture In it— four-fifths or more—that ,economy forbids the use of It in this > condition for feeding. Thus to meet the necessities of the case our econom ical sugar maknrn are drying this pulp and reducing it to such a convenient condition that'lt may be shipped in bags anywiiore nnd everywhere—to the feeders of cows, beef cattle, sheep and for _ujl t 'here 13 no ,m<>Pe agreeable, ntltnltous, cheap an<i hfetitfe economical feed than this. Horses even like this food and ask for qaore understood ways. The economy of th M business operation is Easily appreciated, for it reduces this Valuable ailment ,for and cattle -<k aincfmJs to tfte lowest possible cost and practically far less cost than the nutriment in it could have been pro duced by the growing of the beets by —li%ury Stewart lift CTumryfrPntremfln. How «f» Bnild u Land Holler. : -rrarvollag iwltspensable for Borne 'of'-frrrm work, and ft good Jne may be by mower rheejjs \i#th 2 Sy shown in the lustration. The. r-iller.cdji be made byvdesl§'(l*f?njttM. bvfc setren feet is a ery\ slz« V.ot, the ..projections from the surface of the wheels with a heavy hammer and cold chisel. This is n,ot as inTat a task a:j one wonld think.'Ha blacksmith drill the boles If you have no drill, one every A LAND ROLLER. flmjr'infhes'oß *Kernii*e edges of the wheel. The hofes and bolts should'be 1 lialf aij lh eh in ife meter. It 19 best TO have boxes bolted under iframe for JlyJ Journal and set screw*!ih;tbe tftfbs. Make tlje frame of 4 by 4 Inch stuff. Cut tenons In the 'tqil xaecea mortise In front a lid back and enf mortises in the end eight Inelias from the phoulder of tlio Irnori' tor* tlie s'ljo.nd front nnd back pieces. These second pieces make tj«;;fnau« rigid if properly put togi tli er. Notch the tongue one inch where |i xrosses tltf frames aijd braye It wltli heavylrArt straps. A seat can be mad" by bolting on two light wagon wheel rlins jt<£hq»'h;and bolting an old nww er seat on a board on top. This roller , proi&rly made and cared for w'JI last a llfrtSne. aeroftllnglo jrffcrlter who suliiiiitH the design in American Agri cultural Winter Feed For Home*. Com stayer hj a good, substitute for timothy hay for winter feeding of horses because of its feeding value, the yield per Yiere and commercial val ue. A change from a grain mixture consisting partially of linseed oil meal slow or abruptly does not cause a de crease in weight In horses if n prop'-r substitute ration Is fed, says Professor Burkett of New Hampshire The CUn«oe I.OYe Kor the Zlgilt. Tho straight lino is an abomination to the Chinese. They endeavor to avoid it In their streets and buildings and have banished it completely where country field paths are concerned. Tjloy tjrtlfJaftfays substitute a cone Whenever possible, or they will torture tt into a zigzag. In districts not subject to the influ ence of the foreigner the houses and temples arc characterized by curved, often peaked, roofs, ornamented with fantastic modifications of the "myriad stroke pattern." The Inhabitants of such regions are soon found to have a mental world to correspond. The straight line is scouted. They think in eurves and zigzags. To the Chinese mind the straight line is suggestive of death and demons. It belongs not to [ 'above or to the earth be neath. In a trjie horizon line are seen the "Undulations of the dragon." There fore, nrgue the Chinese, the straight Htm pertains to hades.—Contemporary Beview. Gorki's Offhand Antublosrnplir, Maxlme Gorki, the Kusslan novelist, was requested by his publisher to writo lown biography. Taking up a pen, tab wrote the following: 1878—1 became an apprentice to a shoemaker. 187&-I entered a draftsman's office as apprentice. 1880—Kitchen boy on board a packet boatj ~ • 1884—1 became a street porter. 1885— Baker. 1880—Chorister in a traveling opera company. 1887—1 sold apples in the streets. 1888—1 attempted suicide. 18D0—A lawyer's copying clerk. 1891—1 made the tour of Russia on foot 1802—1 worked in a railway shop. In the same year I, published my first Hu. _ „ j • | The Butler County National Bank, j BUTLER, PA 1 OFFERS GREATER SECURITY TO DEPOSITERS THAN ANY | OTHER BANK IN THE COUNTY. 1 Capital Paid in $200,000.00 I | Shareholders' Liability. 200.000.00 ~ eQ « nnnm I | Surplus and Profits 180,000.00 — $580,000.00 — | | Assets over $2,500,000,00 _ | Combined wealth of Stockholders $10,000,000. J I f INTEREST paid on time deposits, subject to withdrawal at any time I without notice. J . We mos dially solicit >'our business either in person or by mail. * J TRTCPPN H\RTMAN" President. JNO. G. MCMARLIN, ( iishier. % JOHN V. Vice President. ALBERT C T | T. P. MIFFLIN, Vice President. W. S. BLAKSLKE, Asst. C ashier. *, t v t CAPITAL SURPLUS $200,000.00. $200,000.00. UNDIVIDED PROFITS $21,138.00. Butler Savings & Trust Co. SUCCESSOR TO I BUTLER SAVINGS BANK, £ 108 South Main Street. i i WM. CAMPBELL. Jr.. V^'J\ TFIS 2nd vice Pres. Votlrf B U BTEIN. C. E. CUONENWETT. Ass't Treasur. Will continue to do a general banking business at the old stand and is also prepared to transact a general Trust Company business. H 3 per cent, interest paid on time deposits subject | withdrawal without notice. [standard Trust Company j RUTbER, PA. I CAPITAL ------- $150,000.00 j i . * Int<?r?st Paid on Deposits- Prompt and Careful Attention to all. C. D. GReeNbEE, President. C. A. RAIIaEy, Scctv?. and Treasurer. THE Farmers' National Bank, BUTLER, PA. CAPITAL ----- $100,000.00 SURPLUS AND PROFITS - - - $32,000.00 (EAI'NKHI AcoountH of the public solicited. A liberal rate of interest paid. JOHN YOUNKINS. President. T JOHN HUMPHREY, Vice, President. E. W. BINGHAM. Cashier. J- F. HUTZLER. Asst Caelner. IS W4%iltER est \ JPk. J WITHDRAWM^iijI: j J II I THE LINCOLN NATiONAL BANK I B OP PITTSBUUGH, f 1 533 SIWSTHFIELD STREET. p I The Best Friend of tho man or woman of moderate means is Hj ; j ; I A SAVINGS ACCOUNT in a strong Bank. j£j ■ WE PAY FOUR PER CENT. INTEREST on savings accounts ■, 1 IS I opened with first deposit of njot less than SIOO.OO, and any Hji j if I amount may bo withdrawn without notice. jp Capital, Surplus and Shareholders' Liability S2,OQO,OGO.O(K^B^^ f| bank by MAIL, jA 1" 1 An J net tile 4 per cent annual interest and I t..;- 1 .. absolute protection of this strong bank. A«»et» over $7,700,000. KLRMANIA SAVINGS BMBC WOOD AND DIAMOND STREETS PITTSBURG. I'A ) -i § HUSELTON'S O §Fall and Winter Shoesjj gßeveals the Swellest Shoes we have ever offered the tradeg llmm . rt I Patent Colt, Velonr and Bo.\ft XMnn C rfflo Calf, Wax Calf and Cordovans, A OIVIvll O ■ lllU OIIUCO Bluchers or Bnls. at $2,00,J? ' fB.SO, |3.00,13.50, and $4.00.|J Q SCHOOL SHOES FOR MEN'S AND BOY'S JJ 0 BOYS AND 6IKXJS. COMBINATIONS IN ** 0 stronjf ncd serviceiibi® it all Wool Boots and Stockings A pricee. medium and highcut, with U f f. O wjff - Women's Strong, Bo».'.iti.»to ti.it. j| Men's Heavy Shoes in § O KHBMTOO Kip. one rain. High Cut, 2 Soles and tap 5? Wax nip Calf, Veal Calf at a.,,,, , Kl . £% 0 *1 00, *1 25 and $1.50 f2.00.J-! W, W «> and W OWe aro the only house nsiriK regular Height SI.OO, f«-o" \J shoes in Butler. and fg.OO, best money Wijl biiy. • *■ • art* without n doubt thfii "I OfIIDC r ino NhHPQ aweUestthin# ever put b.-.b.rfj' BuCtUluO I lllc the fair Bex. thereat varlety%J of lmnilttiuit* styles make it easy to fit. you perfectly and pleas« the m " h trt fastidious, The men stop and size them iu> in our windowa, that IH a ©sign that thuy ore nhaitely. COMB IN AND SEE (<S. W § HUSELTON'S. 8 A O X Opposite Hotel Lowry. 0 lEberle Bros^ PLUMBERS I Estimates given cn all kinds of work. I c We make a specialty of r ) MiOKLE-PLATED, J S SEAMLESS, 1 OPEN-WORK. < } 354 Centre Ave., Butler, Pa C S Peoples Phone. 630. Advertise in the CITIZEN. BANK L i ' j fmm ma|l 1 1 4 INTEREST 2 INTEREST £• -" °: ' cou - \ i*±i£gWßlTE FOR t BOOKLET a 40 FEDERAL ST FOR YOU. We have just received a lot of sets of fine CHINA. These we offer at exception ally low prices considering their value. Think of it —100 piece dinner sets of English Porcelain at $7.25, $9.25, $12.25 per set. Nicely decorated too. Don't always get this chance. Call soon at DOUGLASS' 241 S. Main St. CONCERTS, WHY NOT Become an Artist? Crayon, Pastel. Sepia and Water COIOJ taught at home, AND employment given at once. For fnll particulars, address, CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL OF ART, BeavtrFalU. P«. NO SPAVINS S&SSK L>e cured in 45 minutes Lump Jaw splints and ringl>ones ju«t as quick. NO painful and never has failed. Detailet information about this new method sen free to horse owners by T M CLUG H Knnxdale. Jffferpon Co.. P* W*VTEO--Firemen, Ilrakcinen. Machinist* n,,!!. r-iu. .cis. lilac! snitlltl iii"l helper* for rail r--.a.t» drtvvrt unl all kl»<l» of help walling. «..»ncral Knipluymeut Bureau, 201 tea* r:<l Ftr.-Ct. A l fa. IV \\TEn-At onee, Rlr)< in every capa.lty; $. t,, w.•••;;: 1 .• .1. r •• icfun'tad. lienera Itulpiojn.c:.. LLUI •»■!, -01 I—len St.. AU«heny, l'« 3-19-iy I PENNSYLVANIA ELECTRO-MECHANICAL INSTITUTE, loaa Fifth Ave., Pltuburg, Pa. GIVES INDIVIDUAX. INSTRUCTION In ALL MECHANICAL BRANCHES Bail Pfcnne 242 Grant. k. T. Kmiftr, Pre*. t-tw-ty I HEYMAN HARRIS, ! : ' j'TT ILQR-MADE SUITS ' • :1 HABITS, , L 'orbri Street, Corner Craig Street, i I'ITTSBURG, PA. , ™ :t- 10-lv Wm. >Vuerthele, Billiard aiid P0.'.l Tables, Bar fcUturis, Office ' hair-. Table*. Partitions etc. Turning of BHlifirt Htid Pvi'l ttflU Buwliug Alley Kqnip niertty. .» 418 Diamond Street. Al>ovo ■Smith field St.) Pittsburg, Pa. 11-V»ti;-<*n AiEKC <s J * KXJ i Brer." ' Kluit-iJtt-* HI;,! ''•rhanli-AL Poatlli»l-ii,— r omce * Pltul.ut«. Va 111 Fourth A vcnu<\ :t-IH-ly HUGH L. CONNELLY, Wholesale Dealer in Fine Whiskies For Medicinal Purposes, ... - Bell Phone 278. People's Phone 578. 316 East Jefferson Street. BUTLER. PA PAROID READY OOFING. TJAKOID. The Roofing with NO LAK. Won't dry out Won't grow brittle. ANYONE can apply it. Tins, Nails and Cement in core of each roll. Represents the results o years of Experience and Ex. perimcnting. ONLY requires painting every fewyears. Not when first laid. T S Cheaper than Gravel, Slate -*■ or Shingles. iaEMAND fof i'AROITJ is world *-* wide. MADE IN 1, 2 AND 3 PLY Other Facts. Samples and Prices are yours if yon will a«k'Ui. L C. WICK, BUTLER, PA. Hesdactici Cured WithGlaM". Artificial Eyea. Eugene Heard Spectacle Co. LEGITIMATE OPTICIANS 7(1.1 I'KHSf * VB^'Su. S ni no oi'P. PKSfni'iiiUi»«. iiirsmua. S-ltt-ly IGltrt « l)r*»<l »li.*>in« MO»t 1 ' r<n:n« men an 1 11 "1" ' -l-.n-t "f taj» prnararu 'Itcolon.-'■< i.la <• '■ < If. :i*r«m<Mrc«t p nurF&soNs. rih&Li'i r ; t'" ■' I'l-hum-P* Get the Habit in Our New Fall Clothing. EXCLUSIVE STYLES j In abundance, and the kind'sold here must be of the highest I grade —Perfect. i In selling our Exclusive Smart Clothes we realize that it is expressive of the highest attainment of the tailor man's art. We can tell you all about the clothes, but you must see them to truly appreciate their elegance and finish, you must try on a garment to see how well it fits and how dressy it looks Men's Suits, $8 to S2O. Fall showing of the New Styles in Stiff and Soft Hats. Cost no more than the ones called just as good. Schaul & Nast, LEADING CLOTHIERS AND FURNISHERS, 137 South Main St., Butler | New Wall Paper] W Easy to pick th»> proper wall paper designs and colors from oar J splendid new stock. 5 f We are at the top of the heap with the largest and most artistic line # m of wall paper in town. # S Special designs for fine decorating. Prices are low, (inality high. f F W. DEVOE PAINTS, BEST ON EARTH £ J PICTURE AND MIRROR FRAMING A SPECIALTY. S | Patterson Bros'} North Main St., Both Phones^^^ Wu^c^uUdn^^j MPSsue 9VX&X&XAPJRSPJIC ST** **** I Best Furs | Don't bny Fnrs until you have seen onr stock. Greatest as- is sortment of fine Fnrs we have ever shown. Fox. Squirrel, Beaver and other furs at special low prices. yt Cluster Scarfs. *I.OO, $1.50. ij«.oo and $3.00. JS? Long Scarfs, *1 00. ?f..OQ, SIO.OO and up. M Flat Neck Furs, $5.00, s*oo, #12.00 and np. A NEW WAIST MATERIALS « No trouble to get suited in Waiatinga if you see our assort_ Ut went of stylish Vestings, Mercerized Waistings, Velvets and Wool Waist Materials. JK Great values at 23c, 40c, 50c, 75c and 85c. FLAID RIBBONS. 8 We are in good shape to supply the demand for uice Plaid £ Kibbous for neck and hair ixiws. See the two Special Lots we have on Sale under price. (■ All Silk, inches wide at 19c. S All Silk, S inches wide at 25c. flj GLOVES FOR FALL. S I 101 The "Josephine" is the Best Kid Glove ever sold at SI.OO. A • complete new stock of this great SI.OO Kid Glove jnat re iß ceived, all sizes in Black, Slates Modes, Tan. Castor and P U Brown. New Shades in a splendid quality Mocha Uloves at u| Ufe white and slate, at 00c. J 1 L. Stein & Son, jj 3 108 N MAIN STREET, BUTLER, PA $ $ Different j J \ £) Ready-to-Wear Clothing than you \ » ATTX /rnlf ever wore - Tl,is Clothing has that » '! "li tone elegance about it, that swag J i , ' /\; B er hang t(> >t» ,hat veI T •"has# \ S It r * made-to-order look about it. / \ I Hi Hullm\\\MuSrffV Come in and see the Swelletst Suits j . ' fe J ,4/ t) and Top Coats you ever looked at, I S mm auch celebrated makes as / <mm HAMBURGER'S ? / Ull i| PRICE $lO TO S3O. 5 / ' I ° nr Sn ' ta an< * Overcoats are 7 j j 111 tlmil iil certainly the greatest value we ever S l Wl' Ml 1 offered. All have padded shoulders J / IW'V' '■ /wr itil and firm fronts. See for yourself. N S I mgj See onr window display. \ V ™L • • / wIl'M! Yours for Clothing, S 11 DOUIHETT & { " L. . | fllew Fall Goods. jj w We are showing an extensive line of advance it Styles of Fall Hats, Tailor- MA TO I! •I* Made, Ready-to-Wear, fill I :r Dress and Street •!£ 31 I Always First to Show the New Ideas. « «f« » 4 I Rockensteln's | 'V m J Til 328 South Main Street, - - - - * Butler, Pa. . £ i Do 3Vot Despair! j Doctor Kidd Can Cure Yo« With- | out a Cutting Operation. 3 If Miff, ring from chronic womb and ovarian troub ) let, d •iilaccmenU, painful und irrrgular peri<xl«, rf lmrri-nnct)', unnatural diM.'lißfgi*, laceration*, ulcer ti nli'Hii, tumorn, rn tal troulilis, stomach, kidnev or h heart tronlilrt, ulcern, skin dc«aw and Wo.nl l"'i"»>. \\ H or nnr chronic ailnieiits. Ljffi&s ' i p lie la the only doctor devoting; hi-« entire [ time to women's diseases between New York K ' (•'it lrril" Bronchitio, Asthma, Throat and Lung 'yi . . .... • fi I»?h-.suiViirwl by (ueitnuof ,>fwlirn! Vapor, the most mu reMful treatment in these L CBM S, iu tlit y all fonuind promi.tl/to his in. tho.J of tmtmeM. I Nervous Disorders ctite.l l.y Eltctricilv MMentihcally apjSlje4. - . ITurhargcf &ud Urmi ar« rcfuonabla and within thu reach of all su"crin§ Lj W \vTi?"i'f you cannot call, iw his home tr. :, I ment is very mWul. I jitlose stamp f for reply. Send nix cents in stampa for b<wk on l)isea«eH of Women. ;ruinate Nurse in attendance. ConH.iHat.on and advuo Fr«e and «-' or »"y [ confidential. Oi KICK Jlufiw Va.m.to Bp. m., Sunday, a. in. to 4.J0 p. n». i DR. A: R. KlDD'Sm^u^?tb Rooms 202-203 \Vcrncr HuiUiiux, 631 Pcnn Avenue, PITTSBURG, PA. ' 1 ■ I BICKEL'S. 11 1 ffifftf ft Wtp •< TTJTTJT 4? Our stock of Winter Boots and Shoes ? • 4? is the largest we have ever had. Ex- 11 •I? tremly large stock of Gokey's high-cut, t • 4? hand-pegged box-toe and plain toe t • shoes. Our line of School-Shoes is t ? 4? complete. Gokey's copper tipped ? • •B shoes for the Boys and good water- 1 ? 4? proof shoes for the Girls. We wish to t £ •I? call your special attention to our large • • stock of Felt and Rubber goods which t • twe are selling at prices sure to in- i • terest you. % jf NOVEMBER PRICE LIST. jfp Ladies, Kangaroo calf shoes $1.00*" •ji Men's good every day shoes 1.25 • i Old Ladies' warm lined shoes £ J •i" Men's fine embroideried slippers.... 45 « j i+i Men's fine satin calf shoes 'JS • « Children's heavy shoes 50 ? » ft V Ladies' fine Dongola, Pat. tip shoes.. 1.00 • » Men's fine calf boots 2.25 • • ;»• Misses' good school shoes,sizes 12 to2E 90 » •F Men's tine Pat. leather shoes 2.00 * j F FELT AND RUBBER GOODS. V Men's good felts and overs, fl 50. $2. $2.25 * * i|i Boys' good felts & overs,sl,2s, $1.50, $1.75 i • Youths' good felts and overs SI.OO •! , ip Men's rubl»er boots (regular heights) $2 25 •• ;• - - ... ... 'IT'I'TI??!??!'*!? Men's buckle arctics SI.OO } 4j Complete stock of Men's heavy stockings and overs. Large stock of ■C Ladies, Gents', Misses and Children's legions and overjtaiter*. j • •f High Irons with four lasts for repairing. Sole leather and shoe- * • makers supplies. Repairing promptlv done. ? f I JOHN j} i|i BUTLER, PA. T ? COOPER & CO., jj fine: tailors. I * Are r\ow occupying their old locatioq at corner of tl\e Diamoi\d. J Suits from sls to S3O. ■ j .- - ' "j| -U | Brisk Activity Marks Opening of ■ I Fall Footwear Campaip at Miller's Store. ! I Emerson said: "If a man can write a better book, ■' I preach a better sermon or make a better mouse trap ■ ■ than his neighbor, though he build his house in the woods, I the world will make a beaten path to his door." The H I same rule applies to the merchant and is the real secret ■. I of this store's great success and large and growing pat- ■ ■ ronage. We do not stock this store with the goods we ■ ■ could make the biggest profits on, but the ones that wear ■ I the best, look the best and fit the best; in short the ■ ■ goods that are the best and most stylish and make ■ ■ permanent customers when once worn. H ■ Compare these witn all others. The style of a ■ H . has become proverbial. It is a H M vC yf C\ tbat preserves the natural ■ 9 X] /&< M J-* outlines of the foot, yet actually H m it/zrTfr#/// aQplUt- »«•*»» il look a fall si*e smaller ■ I ■ —J- They ar«» the utmost height of H style ease and durability. The highest praise you can give a shoe is to say "it has the style of Dorothy Dodd." I Our new Fall Styles of "Walkover" are beauties. ■ I Made in all ttie new and snappy styles. Compare them with others at H ■ss 00 and $«.00. We have 9 different styles of this very popular make. H ■ All styles and widths. The strongest Union Made Shoe. ■ ■ W. L. DOUGLASS. ■ another very popular make of Men s Pine Shoes. They h*ve a world ■ wide reputation for style, fit and durability and SPe a strong Unkui- H I are only a few of the many stylish and durable fine shoes ■ ■ carried by this store, and a sample of the ktnd of goods that has made B ■ this the largest and most popular shoe store in Butler county. M I See our stock of Boys' and Girls' School Shoes. * ■ |C. 6. filler J I 315 S. Main St, Butler. Pa., Opposite Hotel Arlington. ■ Something TO WAIT FOR •'All things come to him who waits" nays the proverb; but then | you must have something to wait for, and you do not want \*> wait too long- In the stock market there are qnick result*. Investments often ; donble in a day or an hour. I will carry large lines on a comparatively small investment. ESTABLISHED 189». R. M. Weaver Stocks and Bonds Tbird Ave. and Wood St., PITTSBURG. Local office, 213 S. Main St. Butler, J. A. REYNOLDS, Manager. Pearson B. Nace's Livery Feed and Sale Stable Rear of Wick House Butler ?enn'a The bent of horse* and flr»t class rigs »1 wav* on hand and for hire. Best accommodation! In town for perma nent boarding and trannlerjt trade, epecl al earn guaranteed. Stable Room For 65 Horeee A good f ant of horsea. both drivers and draft hows always on hand and for sale under a full guarantees and horses btug* pou proper nofcltyoatlon bf PEARSON B r NACE, TaißDoon* No. tIV. • <C. F. T. Papej I IJEWELERI ? j 1 / 12! E. Jefferson Street. / Family Reuq ions,' We olten cause ourselves end less worry and remorse by neg lecting to flo some Httlp thing. Get a good picture of your family and home made at your first op portunity. We make the best at $6.00 per dozen, Bxlo inches and guarantee them permanent. Let us know in time to go out. The Butler Dye Works Dyeing, Cleaning, Pressing. 0, FISH** I tfAKE LIARS OF COfIIPBTITORS If tfiey tpjd ths trutfc £pp : ccrnlng my pianos, myself, and my way of doing business 1 would sell all of the pianos that are sold In Butler. " When a party cornea to you with a story concerning my business, aak them to call at my store with-yoo anrl'-repeat it in my presence. » " ' ; • I am herts for business. pnd J ajn fcap : py to say I have lots of It My patron* are my friends, I alwayf reftt to them. Ask them. I can giro yon i Hit of OTITj WO patrons to whom I have told pianos since 1 came here four year* ago. And if yon will find any of them .who will say that I have not been honorable in all my dealings with them. I will present yon with a piano. Trusting to have my jnst share of yoor patronage, 1 am yours for business. Your credit is geo<i srt W. R. Newton's j THE PIANO MAN, § 317 S. Main St.. Butler,
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