Mack & Schmid

You will not have to hunt for birgams at the store next week. Oa 11 eide you will see sacks of seaaonable goods go'ing out at tempting prises - prices that are low by reason of fortúnate and la-ge parchases. Come and see wbat all this mean. There's money to be saved and that in the next two weeks. The last of November.- The winter months at hand - supply yourselves while prices are running so low. There is no humbug about us when we pronounce these values the best ever offered. 'Twould be impossible for any house to give greater bargiins. We put our shoulders to the wheel to obtain for our patrons something not obtainable eUewhere at the prices we are naminsr and we have succeeded beyond a doubt. We prefer to cali you attenlion to those we have at prices mentioned, each week in a weekly paper, because they are such as will not alone prove good goods, but also be the direct mearjs of proving our claim of being the cheapest house in ihe county. Should any ttnng you buy of u s prove diferent from what we aclvertise or from what you are told by any of our employees return it at once and we will refuiid your moDey to you. We give an account each week of new and diflVrent bargains. May be one of them is j ast what you have in your mind. All wool doublé fold stripos, checks and plain colors in English Suitings at 25 cents per yard- 36 inch Hennetta cloths at 18 cents - 36 inch fancy stripes and plaids at 18 cents per yard- 28 inch fancy Persian printed Henriettas at 18 cents- 3ö inch fancy Persian printed Henriettas at 35 cants- 54 inch heavy Broadeloths &t 85 cents, worth $1.00 per yard- 54 inch French twilled Broadeloths at $1 00 per yard- Imported striped and plaided Dress Goods marked to sell from 55 to 90 cents, all reduced to one price, 50 cents peryrd. - 10 pieces P-rsian striped Silks at $1.00 per yard- 15 good 40 inth Seal Plush - - - - Sacques at $15.00-25 good 40 inch Seal Plush Sacqueg 8t $25," made of Walker's Cdlebraied Combination Pluh- O ie lot children'sclok, dioica at $5.00- Another lot of Lidies Garments at $7.50-3 dozea foll-giza woolen shawl at $2.00-5 dozea full sze doublé woolen shawls at $4 00 - 10 doz-in white bod spreads at 75 cents each - 1 lot (ïand made) Swiss Curtains at $6.00 per pair. Our Hosiury, Gloves a-.d Mitlens ara not only best for quality and wear but we also tnke the greatüit care for fit an i comf rt. New line of all wool heavy boys hose, doublé heel and toes at 25 cents ribbed or plain - Oar 25 cenU iHiiies' 11 wool hoe are the best we ever offjred at the money - Extra fine Cashmeres hoie (Prench foet) reduced to 50 cents - S Ik bofe reducfid to 75 oents, worth $1 00- Kid Gloves- The wear will teil the tale - Mnisquetaire "Pie; Skin" gloves reduced to 75 cents - 25 dozt-n real "Fostfir" kid gtaves sold everywhere at $2.00 per pair, reduced to $1.00 in dark colora only - 10 dozen 4 button warranted kids at $1 00 per pair- $1 00 silk mittpns reduced ti 85 cents - A look at óur Underwear will eonvince you at once that we are headquarters - 40 dozen (well made) Merino vests and pants at 35 Cents - 50 dozen Merino (silk bound) at 50 cantg - 25 dozen heavy jersey ribbed vests at 50 cents - 45 dozn Sanitary wool (warranted not to shnnk) in s;o!d - natural mix and white jersey ribbed vests at 90 cents - 20 dozen natural wool vests and pants at $1 each - Our $1.25 and $1 40 scarlet ladieg' veats and pints are II reduced to $1.00 each - 10 dozen genuine Camel's hair vests and pants at $1.50, Ypsilanti good' st list price - 5 dozen good heavy woolen skirtg at $1.15-2 d( zen pairs extra vlujs in all wool hoavy scarlet blankets at $3.40 per pair- 3 dozen pairs large and heavy, strictly wool blankets at $4 60 worth $6.00 per pair.