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,y,-f '.t y~- L ' t • * . • Great Reduction Sate gardless of Cost, before -January ast, ,1896, v. Now'is the time to lay in your winter Supply, The largest stock of Clothing we have had for years, fresh from the wholesale house of Henry McKing & Go. and 0. P. Kellog & Co., Chicago, will go at the price advertised last week until all is sold. Our mammoth Shoe stock, the largest in town, we will sell at unprecedented prices. All of the 83 ladies' fine shoes will go for $2.49, all the §2.75 fine kid go at 2 39, all the $2,50 grade go at 1.89, all the $2 grade at 1.39, the $1.25 genuine Dongola kid go at 99c, • Men's shoes at same rates. These are bargains, all pure bargains. Buy for your next season's wear now. - Extra low prices on horse Blankets. An extra large square Blanket at $1.09, cheap at: 1.40. Bed Blankets were never so low. We sell the 75 and 80c grade at 54c, trie $1.85 ones at 1.34; the $5 ones, best in the world, at 3.99. There are none in town their equal at $5 to 5.50. " ' Dress Goods with the rest, down below profit mark. The 44 in. colored Serges, cheap at 50c, now 36c. The 50c Hen­ riettas in colors now 36c, The 48c all wool Suitings and B lannels, in all colors, at 37'-2. 22 and 25c Cashmeres 18c • The famous Watertown shrunk Flannels, for misses' skirts and men's overshirts, always considered cheat) at 40c now 29c. We have a very large stock of, Table Linens, Towels and Stamped Tidies, Splashers, Table Covers, Doilies &c., at greatly reduced prices. All the $1.75, $1.50, $1,40, $1.25 Ladies' Wrappers, 99c. - Underwear for men, women and children, in all sizes, and Jiese are included in the reduction sale prices. Plenty of warm Shoos, Arctics, Overshoes, Rubbers and Rubber Boots, Felt Boots. Hurrah for the Snag Proof Overs. They are the sellers this year, and you can buy them at no other plaee in town. We arc sole agents. Fresh Soda and Oyster Crackers 5c per'lb. Choice ground Coffee 18c- Arbuckle's Arcosia 21c. Groceries, the 50c grade in bulk at SOcy-rrl-Kextra extra cheap. is now L'iH*, me too, are in it. New California Prunes 44c, 23 lbs for §1. Best 2 hoop Dowell water Pail 16c. Washing Soda 2£c per lb. Canned Corn 6c, fine. The best Table Sy rup 4:2c, former price 60c. The 35c Syrup, all sugar, now 23c. Kirk's Soap 3ic per cake, Old country soap 3fe per cake. Don't forget that these goods are all going out awfully Cheap, for Cash, and every family should -{'] ~ " 7 7 -- avail itself of the Low Prices. A. C. FRIEDLE Y -DEAtEK IN- i@ F . L . McOMBER -- DEALER IN -- HARDWARE, STOVES, RANGES, ETC. west >!.<•; o-;s'icy , ILL. a--pan-- TINWARE, The Stove for you to buy is a M l l l i l U I ! Every one warranted, and sold at a Small Profit. World's Best. Known the world over to be the most perfect, durable and best working: Stoves and Ranges ever constructed. Lowest Prices: Every Stove warranted. 1895 BANNER OIL HEATER, Economy and1 Convenience in Heat­ ing. No smoke, no odor, Only $6. Get one for your bed, bath or smoking room, library, nursery or conservatory The Largest Stock of Stoves IN THE COUNTY. Repairs for any Stove made furnished on short notice- Anti-rusting Tinware, Table Cutlery, And everything found in hardware stores First Class New Work and Re pairs in Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron promptly attended.to. Call and see me, A. C. FR1EDLEY Successor to Jacob Uonslett. McHehry, 111., 1895, fW The Largest and Finest line of Stoves in he Market. F. L. McOMBER, West McHenry. 'unite FURNITURE. Furniture ?^GWOOD, SU- NEW GOODS Arriving Daily FOR THE HOLIDAY TRADE. A large assortment of Chamber Suits, Diri ng Chairs, COMBINATION BOOK CASES, ( Ladies' DesKs, Sewing Platforms, Fleer Rockers, Carpets, Window Shades, COMFORTERS, PILLOW S, ETC. New goods received every day. I do not allow any of my goods to get shop worn or out of date. Prices as Low £s the Lowest. . FULL LINE OF UNDERTAKING ON HAND MeHenry, III., July, 1885. Make your purchases now and be in The Rush ! We can't promise a complete as sortment Christmas week. J. W. CEISTY & SON, I Hingwood. 111. If Cape and Jacket rgasns f For twenty days only. Elegant garments. Macdarian sleeves, no two alike,all sizes, styli h colors, prices guaranteed. Misses' and children's capes and ac.ketSj Astrachan, Electric Seal and Coney Fur Capei. f^Sew Bdeas in Suitings, Dress Goods,"Flan* ne!s, Velvet, Silk and Beaded Trsmmings. FmE S^EW SHAWLS. SCARFS, HOODS, YARm, MITTENS. Underwear - Bargains ! For men, women and children, in scarlet, gray, white and natural, from 15c to $2. Union suits; double breasted; fleece lined, ST. PAUL FUR COATS, Direct from the factory, in all sizes; Coon, Russian Dog. Chinese Groat, Mountain Goat, great Black Dog. These goods are perfect and warranted; our stock is large and prices clear down. Overcoats and Winter Suits. All sizes, only correct stvles. Overcoats from $3.75 to $22. Suits frcm $4,40 to $20. Boys' 2-piece suits $1.35. Odd knee pants 25c to $1.35. Nobby suits in double breasted square cuts, Prince Alberts, cutaways, NEW FOOTWEAR. & large now stock of Fargo's shoes for men, women and children $2,5C shoes, Gen. Grant, box tips, etc. iJggT'See our Douglas' men's fine shoes, made on the mo*t stylish lasts. A complete stock of Candee Rubber, for leather and felt boots and knit socks, rubber boots. Warm Gloves and Mittens, Stylish and warm Hats and Caps.. * Hosiery of the best make,.. = . _ Beloit Overalls, Coats, Shirts, Pants and Jackets, Dutchess Trousers, never rip and fit periect, Carpets, Rugs. Floor Oil Cloth, Wall Paper. Shades. - Hoyse and mulb Blankets 5-A goods are the best. Cr<^ckery, Groceries, Flour, etc. SIMON STOFFEL.