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1'here has hocn t-oiix- nii-under^tiindins about shipment
Dv P'rciiihr \vIh!7! th * (Jr!;i!;;o Seal is affixed to the order.
We only Fhiji \)y FreiLjiit ivhcn requented, {^^cc page. two).
ir HMr!]il<' h -'i.-Hn-j- for your order is followed (see page
fuu;., Ih
The 11
! auv inu>i:ike8 of this nature.
illovvs izoods sent by Mail to th
e
pouj d.^, at one cent for every ounce.
nlelUl^ of hhippinj? lij^lit goods, T)ut not
extent of fuur
'I'hir- is a Q'.iici
alUM ;, ;■ " • ^ !.
Ill : ALiil, wf require money in ad
Viin;,i; hiuk:.ijiii i<> j):iy lor >r(>od!< uv.d the postage on the
same. As we can ^et no receipt from the Pof^t Office Do-
pan iiunil. we win not b^ responsible for jiny lose from
niiK<-Hrriii^.e. If yon solid too much money we will return
the c'isanjre..
All orders received after this date, taken from Catalogu> -
11 or Irt, will he tilled from Catalouue No. 13. the advantaj;'
in i)rice beiii'j; hirj^ely in favor of the i)urcliat>er.
Onr intention i-* to yet out new Catalogues from three U>
four t:mf!.s a year, according to the .state of the market
It is bent to maku )our ordcrb exceed five dollars, unless
r order ia ft»r a class of goods that will ailord you n
u aficr addlDR charijee. ,
We are the only sTrictly wholeeiilc house devoted to sup
plying consumers direct. We have no city retail trade.
[!;^r We (iimruutfii' All of Our Goods. ..^
ofyhem are not saiisfactory afrer due inspection
t<ike th-jin back, pay all expcnssos. and refund th,
money paid for thoiii, Whon m the city {)lease call and
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CATAI-OaTJS Uo. 13
Spring and Summer, 1875.
IN AlCSRICA.
MoDipiery ffaril & Co.,
IThe Original Grange Supply Houae.]
246, 248, 250 252 & 254 KIMZIE ST,
0:BCX0.A.0rOy TTiTi,
Please Read This Article Before Ordering.
CIRCULAR
In offering you this (our 13th) Catalogue, we feel
called upon to thank our friends for their kind support.
We have now, in consequence of liberal patronage,
reduced our prices on every article where tlu»e was
any chance to do so (as you will 6nd by co«K{>*nBe),
and have added largely to our list. '
You will find full instructions regarding the mani. .
of making out your orders, etc., on the succeeding
pages, which we desire you vnU folioto, and thus avoid,
as qearly as ] <jssible, all delays, -errors and misunder-
Btandings.
^ CERCULAB.
The original plan of conducting our business, sug-
gested by the growing combination of farmers to deal
directly with a house near the base of supplies, was to
ship goods by Express, collect on delivery (t. e. C. O. D.)
only ; but as time passed and strangers became friends,
the necessity of reducing the expenses of transporta-
tion became apparent, and we allowed goods to go by
Freight to Grangete, when the Grange seal was affixed
to the order. We now announce
THE FOLLOWING RULES,
WHICH GOVERN OUR TRADE :
We lumish Catalogues to any one upon application. The Sec-
retary of a Grange can order enough for the whole Grange. Say
how many you want.
We furnish samples of all piece goods upon application, but re-
quire you to enclose ten cents to assist in defraying the expenses
of this department, and as an earnest that you are desirous of
trading with us if we can offer sufficient inducements. When
samples of other goods are sent for with orders, you need not en-
close the ten cents.
All samples have numbers attacbed to cor-
respond with unmbers on Catalogue.
Our regular way is to ship C. O. D. by Express, subject to ex-
amination before any money is paid out. If the goods are right,
you pay all charges and the amount of the bill to the Express
Agent, who is responsible to us for the goods or the money,
ly reguestedy we will ship by Freight when the Grange seal
is affixed to the order and signed by the Master or Secretary of
the Grange. Any one unable to procure the Grange Seal and de-
siring goods shipped by Freight, can send money with the order
sufflcieot to meet all the cost of goods and expenses of case and
cartage, ^he two last items amount to from 25 cents to $1.50,
ac%rdinclo size- of package and distance to haul. If you send
too much, we will return the change ; if not enough, we shall
leave out some article. In all other cases, the goods go C. O. D. by
Express (we cannot ship C. O. D. by Freight). As we ship by
Freight to make the expense of transporUtion come less to the
consignee, we make it a part of the contract that payment shall
b« made to us just a* soon as the goods are at hand and examined.
CIRCULAJL 3
This being an affair of honor, and a place wherein we put our
trust in the honesty of the Patron, we hope we shall never be
called upon to refuse Shipment in this way because of the risk of
non-payment. We take pleasure in saying here that all payments
o goods have been made up to this date, although we regret
that our friends are sometimes a little slow about it. Wc here
notify all Granges with whom we have dealings that we keep a
black li»t, and unless remittances are made without unneces-
sary delay, we shall be obliged to place them on this list as being
too slow, and refuse to ship them goods.
The following Advice to Express Agents
Is sent with each Collection.
You are hereby requested to allow the Consignee or Agent to
examine — if they so desire — all packages sent by our House for
Delivery and Collection at your station. If they refuse to take
the goods, immediately notify ut, and we will order the
disposal of them.
Respectfully,
MONTGOMERY WARD Jt CO.
By order of the Express Companies, we can allow only the indi-
vidual to whom the goods are shipped to examine the goods at the
Express Office. This is a privilege that should not be abused.
Consider that the Agent has no interest in the matter, and is
responsible to us for the goods or the money. Do not detain him'
too long nor scatter the goods.
We are continually receiving orders and letters with some im-
portant item of the address left off. Sometimes no name is
signed ; again, the post-office address is left out, or the State is
not mentioned. To avoid all such errors, we ask you^to com-
mence your letters as per sample given on page 4, substituting your
own name, address, and how to be shipped— by Frei^t or Ex-.-
press— always remembering, we do not ship by Freight unjess OiV
order is signed by the Master or Secretary, and has the Grange
seal affixed. If you have no »eal, order one of S. D. Childs, Jr.,
& Co. (See their advertisement on page 69 of this book). If your
orders have not the Grange seal affixed, we w^^l pocitivdy ship
C O. D. by Express.
4 CIRC7ULAR.
SAMPLE OF HEADING FOK YOUR ORDER.
MESSRS. MONTGOMERY WARD A* CO.,
•46 to 254 Kinzit St., Chicago.
PUate send to
(First J Yourname. (Write it plain.)
(Second J Town, County and State to which we are to ship
your goods.
( Third,) Your Post Office address ; (/" same as Railroad or
Excess office address, say so.
(Fourth,) How to be shij>ped—by Express or Freight. (See
condition of freight shipments.)
(Fifth,) If by Freight, say what Railroad the Town is on.
The following Goods as per Catalogue No. 13:
'*i^*Catak«ue" Quality »«<» Kind of Goods Wanted.
Order as much of anything as you wish, and you will be charged
only in proportion to our quotations. We will furnish blank or-
ders with printed instructions, etc., free of charge, upon appli-
cation.
In writing your name and address, do not endeavor to show us
a sample of spread-eagle, but rather affect the simple, plain and
perfectly legible signature of J^ohn Hancock. After givjng
us your order, if you have smything to say that will require an
answer, write it on a separate sheet of paper with Post Office ad-
dress, etc. Your order will go to the Order Desk and your
etter to the Correspondence Desk, and both receive attention.
In referring to any previous trtmsaction, give dates of letters and
number of invoice.
We cheerfully answer all inquiries relating to any class of mer-
chandise, but before you ask, see that your questions are not
answered in this Catalogue.
We make the usual jobbers' charges for cases and cartage where
goods are shipped by Freight, and for cases only when shipped
by Express. All goods by Freight must be packed in cases or
trunks ; goods by Express we use no cases unless we are so obliged
to insure the safety of contenU.
CIRCULAK. 6
Wc give quotations or goods in our House ; hence all expenses
of transportation and remittance must be paid by the purchaser.
No Draft or Check on a Country Bank is par here. On Freight
bills remit in Currency by Express — charges prepaid. By PosC
Office Order, or buy a Draft of your banker on either'Chicago,
New York, or Boston, and send us by mail.
No AyentB Wanted! Ho Cotnmiasione Paid II We
are continually besieged by our friends who get up clubs for us,
for presents. This is wrongs. Wc sell our goods at the lowest
possible percent.Tge, and if we pay commissions, we must add it
to the prices of the goods. We take it that clubs are gotten up
for your own mutual benefit, to leduce expense of transportation.
We had as soon ship to separate individuals. We therefore decline
to pay commissions or employ agents — on the Grand Grange prin-»
ciple, "Do away with the middlemen as for as possible."
Our old friends will not ask for testimonials, but for those to
whom we are strangers, we beg to call attention to a limited num-
ber, to be found in the back of this catalogue. As you will notice,
none of the original letters of commendation were solicited ; all
were voluntary; and, as we were in honor bound not to publish
them without permission of the writer, we wrote for them and
publish both the original and their letters of permission.
In consequence of recent failures we hereby no-
tify our trade we endorse no one "but Montgomery
Ward & Co. We continue a few cards in our Cata-
logue of houses for whom we handle goods. We
here invite your attention to
GEO. A. CLARK,
Sole Agent for " O. N. T." Thread Jn the United State*. There
In none better made. We quote It in this Catalogue, (»ee page
29, No. 1002). He is also Agent for the sale of Milwird'8 Helix^
Needles. We sell them, (i^ee No. 1003). They^are the jjest madejv^
Mr. Clark sells only to the wholesale trade. Do not f6rget tfl^
ask for Clark's '' O. N. T." Thread, and Mllward'B Helix Need-
les; take no other kind; every merchant keeps them, or should
do HO.
S. D. CIIILDS, Jr.« & CO.,
manufacturers of Grange Seals, Ac. They <lo everything in
6 CmCULAB.
the Engraving line, at the very lowest price for the best work
We pronounce their Seals superior in workmanship and desipfn
to any that have come under our notice. See their card (page
69) in thi« Catalogue.
niBSSRS. BELL IIIANN Sc CO.,
manufacturers of the Pullman Palace Car Perfumery. We
have it in stock. See card on page 68 of this Catalogue.
Perfumery helps to make home attractive, gives a finish to ihe
toilet, and brings contentment to our lives.
GROCSRIES.
We do not send Price Lists of Groceries or keep a large
stock on hand. We did intend to add a full line of this class
of merchandise to our stock, but for reasons partly explained
herein we have concluded not to engage in the Grocery trade.
With the view of going into the trade, we perfected our
arrangements for the purchase of Groceries and kindred goods
on exceedingly favorable terms, and will, for the accommoda-
tion of our customers, fill all orders sent us, at prices only
Bufi&cient to remunerate us for the expense in handling, sub-
ject to the following conditions :
We do not think it advisable to ship heavy groceries by ex-
press, such as Sugar, Rice, Green Coffee, Soap, etc. ; they are
staple articles, sold by all dealers, for a mere nominal profit,
and they add to the cost of transportation to an alarming de-
gree. To illustrate : suppose you order dry goods, etc., to the
value of $20, approximate weight fifteen pounds ; you then
order fifteen pounds soap, sent with the dry goods, value $1.25,
the cost of transportation will be almost as much on $1.36
worth of soap as on $20 worth of dry goods. Hence you will
see that our legitimate business is damaged, as you will natu-
rally average the cost on the total amount of the bill.
When the requirements for shipment by freight are com-
plied with, and goods are ordered shipped in that way, we
have no fuJ-ther objections to offer, but will ship groceries
heavy as lead if requested.
Teaa and Spice* can be sent by Sxprest, with perfect
satisfaction to all concerned, as with our system of prices you
will be able to make a large saving on this class of goods.
We will purchase all kiiids of merchandise not quoted by at
«t a commission of 6 per cent, above cost.
CATAl-OaUS 2Jo. 13
Spring and Summer, 1875.
IN AMKTllCA.
Montiomery ffari & Co.,
[The Original Grange Supply House.]
246, 248, 250, 252 & 254 KINZIE ST.,
CHICAGO, ILL.
Pinnae commence your order like the Sftmple Heading (wee
page 4;, and be sure to read every word of our circular caro-
rally, and thus avoid all errors and misunderetandiugs.
Numbers. COTTON GOODS. Price per yard.
I.. Standard Prints, good style 1%
2--Best Prints, new work. 8j4
3.. Best Prints, in Pink, Purple, Blue and Green
figures K^^ 9K
4 - -Ginghams r. ..^. 'J.:
5 . .Ginghams, best -lit U ^-*
6..Chambrays in all colors, (give color) ._ 25
7. .Fine Brown Sheeting 8
8. .Fine Brown Sheeting 10
9.. Fine Brown Sheeting, i yard wide, extra — I2
10.. Fine Brown Sheeting. 40 inches wide I3
MONTGOMERY WARD & CO 'S
Numbers. Cotton Goods continued. Price per j^ard.
1 1 ..' Granger " Brown Sheeting, i yard wide,
standard lO
12. .Brown Sheeting, I yard wide 9
13.. Best Brown Sheeting, extra fine and heavy,
I yard wide ii^
14. -Bleached Cotton, I yard wide 10
1 5.. Bleached Cotton, I yard wide 12
16-. Bleached Cotton, i yard wide, long staple,
and soft finish for the needle 12^^
17. -Fruit of the Loom Bleached Cotton, i yard 13
17^. -Gem of the Spindle, i yard wide 13
i8--Wamsutta Bleached Cotton, i yard wide 17
19.. New York Mills Bleached Cotton, i yd. wide 17
20.. Pillow Case Cotton, bleached, 45 to 54 in.
wide 15 to 20
21 --Sheetings, brown and bleached, 8-4, 9-4 and
1 0-4 wide --
"Nnmbere from ] to 21 are subject to the fluctuations of the
market. Tliey will be filled at manufacturers' prices the day
your order Ih received, but never higher than our quotations.
We quote no Domestics but what are e;ood; if you desire any-
thing cheaper, order, and will fill at the lowest market quota-
tions.
2 2 -.Blue and Brown Denims 10^
23. -Blue and Brown Denims, good quality I2l^
23^ -.Blue and Brown Denims, better quality 16
24-. Blue and Brown Denims, tine and heavy — 18
25--Blue and Brown Denims, best 23
26-. Cheviot Stripe Shirting, per yard I2j^
27. -Check Shirting, brown and white, blue and'
white 14
28-. Check Shirting, brown and white, blue and
white, good and strong 18
2g. -Large Plaid Shirting, superior goods 18
30-. Hickory Stripe Shirting 12
3 1.. Hickory Stripe Shirting, best 17
f 32--Cheviot Stripe Shirting 15
-- 33.. Cheviot Stripe Shirting, good article 17
34 .Brown Duck, colored 14
CATALOGUE. 9
Numbers. Cotlon Goods continued. Price per yard.
35. .Brown Duck, colored, best 18
36. .White Duck, 29 inches wide 17)^
37. .White Duck, 40 inches wide 29
38.. Corset Jeans, brown and slate ii
39. -Corset Jeans, white, brown and slate 13
40. . P'lat Cambric, (give color) 71^
4 1.. Paper Cambric, (give color) ,.. S}4
42..Wigans, best, black and slate color 12
43. -Good quality straw Bed Ticking I0>^
44. .Extra quality Straw Ticking 15
45 . - Feather Bed Ticking, Amoskeag 22
46-. Feather Bed Ticking, best Amoskeag, ACA 25
47.. Unbleached Drilling Ii
48. -Percales, figured and striped 16
49. -Plain Percales 20
50. .English Percales, plain, figured and striped 22
5 1.. Pacific Lawns 151Z
52.. Window Curtain Holland, i yard wide, green,
buff or blue ' j^t^
53- -Mosquito Netting, white, per piece of alsout
8 yards 1 cc
54-. Mosquito Netting, blue or green, per piece
of about 8 yards 65
5t;--Mosnuito Netting, pink, per piece of about
0 yards.., ^c
WOOL FLAIVNELS.
80. .Red Twilled Flannel 27^
8 1.. Red Twilled Flannel, good quality .*.. 35
82. -Red Twilled Flannel, extra quality '.. 45
83. -Plain Red Flannel 27^
84. -Plain Red Flannel, medium 30
85. .Plain Red Flannel, fine 35
86-. Plain Red Flannel, extra 45
87. -Plain White Flannel '.'..." 25
88. -Plain White Flannel, good 30
10 MONTGOMERY WARD A CO.'S
Numbers. Wool Flannels continued. Per yard.
89. .Plain White Flannel, medium 35
90.. Plain White Flannel, extra 40
9I-. Mixed Shaker Flannel 25
92. .All Wool Shaker Flannel 50
93.. Black and White Plaid Flannel, for shirting 40
94.. Wilson's Fancy Plaid Flannel 37^
95. -Black and Red Plaid Flannel, manufactured
by the Xenia, Clay Co. , 111., Woolen Mills 37>^
96.. Red and Black Plaid Flannel, i yard wide 33
97_. Extra Heavy Plaid Flannel, Western made. 40
98. .Gray Twilled Flannel 27
99. -Gray Twilled Flannel, medium quality 32^
100.. Gray Twilled Flannel, extra quality 40
I0i_-Blue Twilled Flannel, medium quality 40
102. -Blue Twilled Flannel, extra quality 1 47^
I03--Printed Opera Flannel 32>^
104.. Plain Opera Flannel, red, blue or buff 45
105. -Plain Yellow Flannel _-. 25
106- . Plain Yellow Flannel, good 30
I07-. Plain Yellow Flannel, medium 35
108- -Plain Yellow Flannel, extra 40
109.. Assabet French Plaid Flannel, for children's
wear, in blue, pink and scarlet plaids.- 55
I lO- - Plaid Linsey, medium quality 15
I II-. Plaid Linsey, good quality, new design 18
II2- -Plain and Plaid Linsey, in green and crim-
son colors 20
COTTON FLANIVELS.
1 50.. Unbleached Cotton Flannel I2>^
1 5 1.. Unbleached Cotton Flannel, good article- 16,
152-. Unbleached Cotton Flannel, extra quality 20
153.. Bleached Cotton Flannel 14!,^
154. .Bleached Cotton Flannel, heavy twilled.. 18
155. .Bleached Cotton Flannel, double weight.. 22^)^
156-. Slate Colored Cotton Flannel, full value.. 15
157.. Brown Colored Cotton Flannel, full value 15
1 58 --Plaid Cotton Flannel.. 15
CATALOGUK. »
DRESS GOODS.
W« dealre to call the attention of the public w) our
BLACK DIAMOND BRAND OF ALPACAS
belieTlng them to be iupeiior In fabric, luster and shade to
any heretofore offered In this market. We are the sole ira-
ponerg of the above named brand
MONTGOMERY WARD&CO
TRADE
Nnmber« Price per yard.
168- -Black Alpaca, Black Diamond Brand, Xo, 25
i69--Black Alpaca, Black Diamond Brand. Xi, 28
170. -Black Alpaca, Black Diamond Brand, Xa, 32 J^
171 --Black Alpaca, Black Diamond Brand, X4, 40
1 72 --Black Alpaca, Black Diamond Brand, X6, 50
1 73.. Black Alpaca, Black Diamond Brand, X8, 55
174-. Black Alpaca, Black Diamond Brand, Xir, 60
180- -Colored Alpaca, double-fold, in garnet,
slate, green and brown 3^}4
181 -.Japanese Striped Poplins, good style 17^
182 --Fancy Poplin Dress Goods, bargains 15
i83--Plaid Dress Goods, neat thing ,,,.-. 30
13 lI0NT\5OMERY WARD A CO. S
Numbers. Dress Goods continued. Pnce per yard.
184. .Fancy Plaid Dress Goods, stylish 27^
1 85.. Striped Poplins, desirable shades 21^^
i86-_Gray Dress Goods, plain & striped, desiiable 20
i87--Mohair Dress Goods, plain colors 37K
1 88 __ Double-fold Poplins, Spring shades, rich and
desirable 37
189. .Empress Cloth, in all shades, suitable for
old and young, very cheap at 42%
190.. All Wool Double-fold -Plaid Dress Goods.
good styles 45
I Ql . . Colored Alpacas, all shades, single-fold 2 1 >^
192, .Persian Cord Alpacas, all shades, single fold 25
193-. Japanese Silk Stripes, good goods 33
194. .Japanese Silk Patterns, plain colors, 6 yards
long and i}^ wide Imported only in
the abore named lengths, per pattern. _ 6 00
195. .Tycoon ReiJS,lor wrappers and dres'g gowns
from 20 to 25 cts., acccording to quality
196. .Pacific Merinos, brown, bl'k. green and slate 46
1 9 7.. Cash meres, new and desirable shades 42 ^-i
195.. French Merinos, all wool, heavy and fine.. 70
199.. Extra Fine French Merinos. 90
200.. Wool De Laines, in all shades 40
201.. Plain Black Silks from 85 to i 00
202.. Plain Black Gros Grain Silk, from I 50 to 2 25
203.. Dress Linen, good anicle 30
204. -Grass Cloth, different shades 18
205.. Grass Cloth, different shades 15
:o6. -Black Cashmere. 65
207..Bbck Cashmere 75
20S-. Black Cashmere, double-fold i 00
209--Black Cashmere, double-fold 1 25
2io..Drap d'Ete, suitable for Sacquesand Polon-
aise I 50
2 II. -Grenadine, plain black 40
2X2. -Grenadine, stripes ao
; 13. -Grenadine, plain black, iron frame, double
width ,.1 50 to 3 CQ
CATALOGXTX. It
WHITE GOODS.
Numberf. Perymrd.
350.. Victoria Lawn, good «>
251. .Victoria Lawn, medinm aS
2^a. .Victoria Lawn, fine 30
253.. Plain Jaconct,good 15
3 54.. Plain Jaconet, medium. _ _ 32^
25 5 -.Plain Jaconet, fine 2y%
256. .Striped Jaconet, good ao
257. .Striped Jaconet, mediom 25
258. .Striped Jaconet, fine JO
259. .Check Jaconet, good 30
260.. Check Jaconet, medium 25
261. .Check Jaconet, fine > yo
262. .Bishop Lawn, plain, good .- 20
263.. Bishop Lawn, plain, medium .... ..25
264 -. Bishop Lawn, plain, fine 30
265.. Swiss Mull, plain, good 18
266.. Swiss Mull, plain, medium 3^^
267. -Swiss Mull, plain, fine *7j$
268.. Nainsook, striped, good 35
269.. Nainsook, striped, medium 35
27O-. Nainsook striped, fine 40
All th« above );oodB come in 10 Turdpleoea. Order M much
ae joa desire.
2'7i.-NMii'ie Marseilles or Piques, good article 20
372-.^^'hite Marseilles or Piques, fine article 35
273.. White Marseilles or Piques, choice article.. 35
274-. Honey Comb Quilts, Star brand i 00
27S- -Honey Comb Quilts, good size i 10
276.. Bates' Crochet Quilts, 11-4 I 35
277-. Colored Marseilles Quilts, good sire i 50
278.. Colored Marseilles Quilts, large and heavy 3 00
279- -Colored Marseilles Quilts, red and blue
border, imported 3 00
2So..^^^lite Marseilles Quilts, good and sizeable i 50
28i..'VN'hitc Marseilles Quilts. large and heary.. 3 00
2S2.-NN'hite Marseilles Quilts, fine, large & hetry
imported ,, 2 50
14 MOHTGOMEKY WAKD A CO.'S
. NAPKINS.
3ig..i2 Bleached Napkins 85
320.. 1 2 Bleached Linen Napkins, good. i 00
321.. 12 Bleached Linen Napkins, neat 1 50
322.. 12 Bleached Linen Napkins, choice 2 00
323., 12 Bleached Linen Napkins, elegant pat'rns 2 75
324.. 12 Turkey Red Napkins, neat patterns 925^
325. .12 Linen Doyles 60
326. -12 Linen Dovles - 75
Wc do nut Bcll less than one dozen napkins.
TOWELS AND TOWEI.INO.
Per yard.
335 --All Linen Brown Crash, for towels 9
336. .All Linen Brown Crash, for towels I2i^
337. -AH Linen Brown Crash, for towels, twilled
heavy and wide 16
338.. All Linen Bleached Crash, for towels i2j^
339 -.AH Linen Bleached Crash, for towels 17
340. .All Linen Dice Toweling > I53>^
Per doz.
34 1.. Towels, colored border i cx)
342.. Towels, col'd border, large & heavy i 50
343.. All Linen Towels, col'd border, full value i 65
344.. All Linen Towels, col'd border, cheap for
the money 2 00
345.-IIuckabuck Towels with gay colored bor-
der and of good size 2 25
These towels are sold by retail dealers at forty cents each.
346-_All Linen Damask Towels, extra fine 4 00
347-. All Linen Towels, extra heavy and large 2 50
348. .All Linen Honey Comb Towels 3 cx>
34g--All Linen Damask Towels, heavy and fine 3 50
350-.AII Linen Damask Towels;ex. fine & heavy 4 00
DIAPER.
359--Fine Dice Diaper, 10 yards each-. / T21J
360. -Fine Dice Diaper, 10 yards each, wide i 25
CATALOOUK. 15
Nombers. Diaper contlnaed. Per piece.
361. .Linen Diaper, good, 10 jrards each i 35
362.. Linen Diaper, medium quality, 10 yds. each i 55
363.. Linen Diaper, fine, wide, 10 yards each... I ^S
364.. Linen Diaper, extra fine, 10 yards each 2 00
365.. Linen Diaper, extra fine and heavy, 10 yds. 2 40
366.. Linen Diaper, extra fine, wide and heavy 2 75
TABLJB L.1JVENS. Per yard.
369. -Table Damask. 27)^
370. -Heavy Table Linen, half bleached 37^^
371 --Dice Table Damask, all linen, half bleached- . 40
372- -Dice Table Damask, all linen, half bleached.. 50
373--Bleached Table Linen, full value 55
374. -Bleached Table Linen, neat design 65
375--Bleached Table Linen, choice pattern 75
376-. Two (2) Brown Linen Table Cloths, only
in pairs per pair I 25
377--TWO [2] Brown Linen Table Cloths, only
in pairs, medium size, for l 65
378 --Two [2] Brown Linen Table Cloths, only
in pairs, large size _ 3 00
379- -Real Turkey Red Table Damask, per yard 80
380- -Imported Turkey Red Table Damask, fast
colors QC
IRISH LIIVENS.
400--Irish Linen, good quality 30
401. -Irish Linen, fine quality 40
402-. Irish Linen, extra quality 50
403. .Irish Linen, superfine quality 60
404-. Irish Linen, extra superfine 70
LADIES' HANDKERCHIEFS.
409-. Ladies' Hem-stitched Hdkfs 75
410-. Ladies' Hem-stitched Hdkfs, good I 00
41I-. Ladies' Hem-stitched Hdkfs, belter i 50
4I2--Ladies' Linen Hem-stitched Hdkfs 4.. S c»
4I3--Ladies' Linen Hem-stitched Hdkfs, good
quality 2 50
4i4..Ladies| Linen Cambric Hdkfs, not hemmed 90
415. -Ladies' Linen Cambric Hdkfs, not hemmed I 00
416.. Ladies' Linen Cambric Hdkfs. not hemmed i 25
41 7- -Ladies' Linen Cambric Hdkfs, not hemmed i 50
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Numbers. Ladles' Hdkf s continued. Per doz .
418-. Ladies' Linen Cambric Hdkfs, not hemmed 2 00
419.. Ladies' Linen Cambric Hdkfs, not hemmed 2 50
, GENTS' HANDKERCHIEFS.
424-. Gents' Hdkfs, hemmed- 85
425 -.Gents' Hdkfs, hemmed i co
426.. Gents' Hdkfs, hemmed, linen i 50
427.. Gents' Hdkfs, hemmed, linen 2 00
428. .Gents' Hdkfs, hemmed, linen 2 50
4 29. -Gents' Lawn Hdkfs, not hemmed 55
430.. Gents' Turkey Red Hdkfs, not hemmed i 60
431. -Gents' Turkey Red Hdkfs, not hemmed.-. 2 00
Yelveteen§, Farmeri' Satin, £tc.
Per yard.
440. . Black Silk Finished Velveteen 75
44i..Brk Silk Finished Cloaking Velvet'n, heavy i 00
442-. Colored Velveteens, in garnet, blue, purple
and brown 80
443-. Farmers' Satin, black 35
444. .Farmers' Satin, black — - 50
445. .Farmers' Satin, black 65
446.-Silecias, all colors 15
niEN'S AND BOYS' lYEAR.
459. -Corded Cottonades, heavy and nice stripes 23
460.. Farmers' and Mechanics' Double and Twist
Cottonade 24
461.. York Double and Twist Cottonade 323^
462-. Check Cottonade, for boys' wear 17
463-. Nankeen, plain 16
464. .Striped Nankeen 16
465. .Check Nankeen - _ 16
466. .Twilled Nankeen 18
467..Thorndale Fancy Cassimere 30
468 --Jones' Plain and Fancy Double and Twist
Cassimere 35
469-. Kentucky Jeans 12
470. -Kentucky Jeans, all colors, excepting blue-. 18
470^. -Kentucky Jeans, all colors except blue 25
471.. Doeskin Kentucky Jeans, all colors except blue 35
472.. Kentucky Jeans, extra ouality, all colors.. 37^
473.. 10 ounce Jeans, Ohio Mills, extra heavy 45
474. -Plain Satinets, good value 30
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Numbers. Men's and Boys' Wear continued. Per yard.
475- -Plaid Satinets, good quality 40
476.. Striped Satinets, good quality 40
477..Cassimere 50
478..Cassimere, all wool 60
479-. All wool Tweeds, Western manufacture 60
48o--Cassimere, all wool - 75
48i..Cassimere, all wool 85
482.. Cassimere, all wool i 00
483-. Cassimere, all wool i 25
484..('assimere, all wool, Western manufacture i 35
485.. English Cassimere, all wool, extra heavy,
good style _ i 50
486- -Union Beaver Cloth, black, double width,
a good article I 40
487. -Union Beaver Cloth, black, double-widih,
a good article i 75
488.. Fine West-of-England Black Broadcloth,
double-width 3 00
489.. Fine West-of-England Blue Broadcloth,
double-width 3 00
490. -Washington Mills Beaver Cloth, for over-
coats, double-width, all wool, heavy and
fine, in blue and black only 2 87^
491.. Linen Drill, for pants.. _ 22)^^
492 --Striped Linen Drill, for pants 25
493.. French Canvas, for pants and coat lining 22^
494--Black Doeskin i 25
49S--Black Doeskin I 63^^
496--Black Doeskin, imported--- i 75
497.. West-of-England black Doeskin 2 50
DoeokinR are ^ame width as Casaimeree and suitable fur
pante and veel only.
All of our cloths and casslmeres are selected with mnch
care; bonght of flrnt hands, and are cheap for the money;
strong and fine In texture, and desirable in ptyles.
MEN'S WHITE SHIRTS AND SHIRT FRONTS.
525 --Men's, White Shirts, made of fair bleached Each.
muslin i 25
526- -Men's White Shirts, better made, and better
muslin i 50
527- -Men's White Shirts, made of good white
muslin 1 75
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Nambers. Shirts and Shirt Fronts continued. Perdo«.
528- -Men's "White Shirts, well made and sub-
stantial 2 00
529--Shirt Fronts per dor. i 50
530_. Shirt Fronts * 2 00
531-. Shirt Fronts- 2 50
532. -Shirt Fronts -.- 3 00
533-. Shirt Fronts 4 00
In ordering Shirts give size of neclc. 527 and 528 are in two
styles, open front or behind; t>25 and 526 only open in front.
WOOL.E9I BLANKETS. Per pair.
549.. Colored Blankets -*.- i 60
550. -Colored Blankets i 80
551. -Colored Blankets 2 30
552--Colored Blankets 2 65
553-. Tinted Blankets 3 00
554- -Good White Blankets, large size 4 25
555--Fine White Blankets, large size 5 00
556.. Extra Fine White Blankets, large size 6 50
557- -Horse Blankets, buckles & straps complete,
each 1 55
558--Horse Blankets, with buckles and straps,
complete, an excellent article-: i 75
REPELLEIMT AND LADIEI»' CLOTH.
Per yard.
565 -.Black Mixed Waterproof, double-fold 75
566.. Black Mixed Waterproof, double-fold^ ser-
viceable article 90
567. -Gold Mixed Waterproof, double-fold, guar-
anteed to please 90
568--Green Mixed Waterpwroof, double-fold i 10
569. -Plain Blue Waterproof, double-fold i 25
570-- Ladies' Cloth, all wool, in brown, drabs
and slates, double-fold i 10
S1I4WLS. ^ Each
579- -Children's Wool Shawls, 35x35 40
580.. All Wool Shawls for children, or Shoulder
Shawls, 35x35 - ■ 60
581.. All Wool Shoulder Shawls, good style,40x40 i 00
582--Heavy Double Shawls, in plaids, 63x126-, 3 50
We have but one price.
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Numb«r*. ShawU cooUnued. ^c^
583 Fall River Fancy Plaid Double Shawls,
63x126 oV-;- ^ ^°
c8i Fall River Brown Plaid Double Shawls,
^ 63x126 - -- — - 4 50
c;85 Fall River Gray Plaid Double Shawls,63xi 26 4 5°
cS6 Brown, Drab and Mourning Double Shawls,
63x126 4 00
587 .Reversible Striped Shawls. i 75
S88.. Reversible Striped Shawls .--..-------- 2 00
c8q Reversible Striped or Plaid all wool Shawls 2 50
590.. Reversible Striped or Plaid all wool Shawls,
high and sombre colors 3 5°
591.. Fine Ottoman Striped Shawls, both sides
alike, in beautiful shades 4 5°
C92 Fine Ottoman Striped Shawls, both sides
alike, elegant design, in colors suitable
for either old or young 5 00
C93 Black Thibet Shawls, wool fringe 2 75
CO I Fine Black Thibet Shawls, wool fringe..-- 3 ^5
cq5'"Superfine Black Thibet Shawls, wool fringe 5 00
.;q6 Black Thibet Shawls, with silk fringe ----- 3 00
CQ7 Black Thibet Shawls, silk fringe, fine quality 4 «>
cq8 Bl'k Thibet Shawls, silk fringe, super, quality 5 00
C99".Broche Shawls from 5 00 to 25 00
600- -India Stripe Shawls, imt. Camels hair,
good styles crV'"!" ^ ^°
601 --India Stripe Shawls, imt. Camel s hair, tine
and neat styles .-- 5 5°
602- -India Stripe Shawls, imt. Camel's hair,
extra fine ^ 5°
IIOJ^IERY.
620 12 pairs Ladies' White Cotton Hose for-., i 00
621 12 pairs Ladies' White Cotton Hose for--. 1 50
622 12 pairs Ladies' White Cotton Hose for... 2 00
623 12 pairs Ladies' White Cotton Hose for... 2 50
624 .12 pairs Ladies' White Cotton Hose for... 3 00
62S--I2 pairs Ladies' White Cotton Hose for... 4 00
626-. 12 pairs Misses' White Cotton Hose, iizes
from 4 to A'A.ior ^ ^
We keep all the goods we quote on hand.
20 MONTGOMERY WARD & CO.'S
Numbers. Hosiery continued.
627.. 12 pairs Misses' White Cotton Hose, sizes
from 5 to 53^, for I 25
628-. 12 pairs Misses' White Cotton Hose, %izes
from 6 to 71^, for i 50
629.. I2r pairs Misses' White Cotton Hose, size 4,
for I 20
630.. 1 2 pairs Misses' White Cotton Hose, size
4K. for I 35
631.. 12 pairs Misses' White Cotton Hose, size 5,
for I 50
632.. 12 pairs Misses'White Cotton Hose, size $3^,
for. - I 60
633.. 12 pairs Misses'White Cotton Hose, size 6,
for I 75
634. . 12 pairs Misses'White Cotton Hose, size 6}4,
for -...-.- I 85
635..i2pairsMisses'WhitefJottonHose,size7,for 2 00
636 - . 1 2 pal rs M isses' White Cotton Hose, size "]}{>
for 2 15
637.. 12 pairs Children's Balmoral fancy striped
Cotton Hose, sizes i to 4, for i 25
638- -12 pairs Children's Balmoral fancy striped
Cotton Hose, sizes i to 4, for i 50
639.. 12 pairs Misses' Balmoral fancy striped Cot-
ton Hose, size 5, for - 2 75
640- -12 pairs Misses' Balmoral fancy §triped Cot-
ton Hose, size 53^, for — - 3 00
641. -12 pairs Misses' Balmoral fancy striped Cot-
ton Hose^ size 6, for 3 25
642- -12 pairs Misses' Balmoral fancy striped Cot-
ton Hose, size 6^, for 3 50
643- -12 pairs Misses' Balmoral fancy striped Cot-
ton Hose, size 7. for - 3 75
644- -12 pairs Misses' Balmoral fancy striped Cot-
ton Hose, size 7 3^, for 4 CO
645--I2 pairs Misses' Balmoral fancy striped Cot-
ton Hose, size 8, for 4 5o
646-. 1 2 pairs Misses' Balmoral fancy striped Cot-
ton Hose, size 83.^, for 5 00
Ooj goods are bougbt direct from tbe mapufacturerB. y
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Numbers. Hosiery continued.
647. -12 pairs Children's Balmoral fancy striped
Wool Hose, sizes I to 4, for i 05
648-. 12 pairs Children's Balmoral fancy striped
Wool Hose, sizes i to 4, better, for i 25
649. -12 pairs Children's Balmoral fancy striped
Wool Hose, sizes 5 to 7, for i 50
650--12 pairs Ladies' Colored Merino Hose for.. 2 00
'65 1.. 12 pairs La,dies' White Merino Hose for... 2 CX)
652- -12 pairs Ladies' White Ribbed Cotton Hose
for I 50
653- -12 pairs Ladies' All Wool White or Col-
ored Hose for 4 00
654--I2 pairs Ladies' All Wool White or Col-
ored Hose for - 5 00
655- -12 pairs Men's Brown Cotton half Hose for 60
656- -12 pairs Men's Brown Cotton half Hose for i 00
657. -12 pairs Men's Brown Cotton half Hose for I 25
658--12 pairs Men's Brown Cotton half Hose,
double heel, for i 5©
659-. 12 pairs Men's British half Hose 2 00
660--12 pairs Men's Super-stout Brown Cotton
half Hose, sizes 9, g}4, 10, io>g, and 11
inches, for 3 00
661--12 pairs Men's medium quality Brown
mixed half Hose for i 25
662- -12 pairs Men's medium quality Blue mixed
halfHosefor i 25
663--I2 pairs Men's double heel Blue mixed half
Hosefor i 50
664--12 pairs Men's double heel Brown mixed
halfHosefor i 50
665-. 12 pairs Men's Wool Socks for i 50
666. -12 pairs Men's Wool Socks 2 00
667. -12 pairs Men's Shaker Wool Socks 4 00
663-. 12 pairs Men's extra heavy, regular made,
double heels and toes, all wool socks, for 4 50
669. -12 pairs Men's extra heavy, regular made,
-brown and blue mixed cotton half hose,
perdoz 2 00
Dnr Ptock of hosiery Ib complete, and every Ptyle offered
win be found well worth tbo money we a«k. Trice*, of course,
M MONTGOMERY WARD & CO.'S
jfovern the quality. Order as many pairs of any or all kinds
as you wish, and we will guarantee to please you.
lABIES' OLOYES ANO MITTENS.
Numbers. Per pair.
700. - Ladies' good quality two button Kid Gloves,
in all shades and colors, excepting blue,
green and white, sizes from 5^ to 8 lOO
7oi_. Ladies' two button Kid Gloves, in white,
green and blue, sizes from 53^ to 7)^-- I 50
702- -Ladies' Lisle Thread Gloves, assorted shades 20.
703 --Ladies' Lisle Thread half Gauntlets, assort-
ed shades - — _ 25
704- -Ladies' Lisle Thread Gauntlets, fine and
desirable 45
705 --Ladies' Berlin Fleece-lined Gloves, assorted
colors _ 20
706- -Ladies' Berlin half Gauntlets, Fleece-lined,
assorted colors 25
707-. Ladies' Berlin Fleece-lined Gauntlets.assort-
ed colors, neat and durable — 45
7o8. -Ladies' Kid Mitts i 00
709- -Ladies' Kid Mitts, fur tops - i 25
710- -Ladies' Buck Gauntlets % i cx)
71 1 --Ladies' Fancy Mitts and Gloves, velvet or
cloth back, very stylish and' durable — i 50
7i2--Ladies' Kid Driving Gauntlets i 25
Ladies ordering gloves, especially Kids, should always give
the size and color desir^'d. To determine your size, measure
closely around the band just below the knuckles and under
the thumb. We have in stock Ladies' Kid Gloves at seventy-
five cents per pair, good as usually retailed for one dollar.
GENTS' OLOTES AND MITTENS.
729. -I pair genuine Kokomo Buck Gloves for., i 00
730-.2 pairs Gents' imt. Buck Gloves for,- i 25
73 1 -.2 pairs Gents' cloth back, imt. Buck faced
Glove, for ,-,>- i 35
732. -I pair Gents' Fur tipped Dog Skin Gloves,
lined, for 75
733- -2 pairs Gents' Gauntlets, Patney faced
hands, for I 50
734--2 pairs Gents' Gauntlets, Imt. Buck i 50
735.. I pair Wichita Buck Gloves, heavy, per pair i 25
736- -I pair genuine Buck Gloves, good quality, for I 50
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Numbers. Gents' Gloves and MitCens continued.
737-. I pair genuine Buck Gauntlets, the best, for i 65
738.-2 pairs Boys' imt. Buck Gloves for i 00
740. . 1 pair Gents' Buckskin Mitts I 15
741--I pair Gents' genuine Buckskin Mitts I 50
742- -I pair Gents' Kid Gloves, size 8 to 10, all
colors, per pair I 25
743- - 1 pair Men's Sheepskin Gauntlet Mitts.wool-
lined, leather-faced hands, per pair 90
744- -I pair Boys' Sheepskin Gauntlet Mitts, wool-
lined, leather-faced hands, per pair 65
WICKS, TWl]>fES, ETC.
750.. 12 doz. Kerosene Wicks, small size, for — 55
751--12 doz. Kerosene Wicks, med. size, for-.. 65
752--12 doz. Kerosene Wicks, large, for i 25
753--Candle Wicks, 8 balls to the lb., per lb 35
754-. Wool Twine, per lb 12
755 --Bag Strings, per lb 4.S
KMITTINO COTTON. Per pound.
760- -White Knitting Cotton, Nos. 6, 8, 10, 12, 14
and 16 65
761 --Dark Blue Knitting Cotton, Nos. 8, 10,
12, 14 and 16 75
762- -Blue and White mixed Cotton, Nos. 8, lo,
12, 14 and 16 75
All the above are put up by the manufacturer in 2 pound boxen,
and 8 balls to the pound. Order &» much aa you wish.
WOOL. YAKN. Per pound.
764. -Common Blue Mixed Yarn 60
765--Medium Blue mixed Yam 75
766- -Good Blue mixed Yam — 90
767-. Choice Blue mix. Yam. lone; staple scoured ' '5
768. -White Wool Yam, good article I 00
769- -While Wool Yam, fine and long staple I 15
770. -Scarlet Wool Yarn, medicated dye I 40
771 -.Fancy Balmoral Yarn I 35
Domestic wool yarn* are pat np In 6 pound bundles, from 4
to 8 xkeius to the pound We sell them at mttnufacturers'
weight, and as much a^ yon winh.
LADIKS' SKIKTS AND UNDERWEAR.
779-. Felt' Skirt... •. 1 CX5
780. .Ladies' Balmoral Skirts, serviceable, each., i 00
78 1 . -Printed Felt Skirts, each I 25
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Numbers. Ladies' Underwear continued. Per yard.
782- -Embossed Felt Skirts, good and stylish, each i 75
783 --Ladies' Printed Grass Cloth Skirts, each. . 75
7S4-.2 Ladies' White Six Tuck Skirts for i 00
785. .Ladies' White Fine Tuck Skirts, each i 25
786- -Ladies' White Cotton Drawers, per pair.. . 75
787..Ladies' White Cotton Drawers, fine, per pair i 25
788- -Ladies' Night Dresses, each 75
789--Ladies' Night Dresses, fine and well finished,
each I 25
790- -Ladies' Chemises, each 75
791 --Ladies' Chemises, fine and well made, each i 25
792- -Ladies' White Merino Wrappers, each. ... 75
793 --Ladies' White Merino Drawers, per pair. . 75
794. -Ladies' White Merino. W^rappers, each. . . i 00
795-. Ladies' White Merino Drawers, per pair. . i 00
796. -Ladies' White Merino Wrappers, each. . . i 20
797-_Ladies' White Merino Drawers, per pair. . i 20
OU^VTS' SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
8o2--2 Gents' Orange Colored Undershirts for. . 90
803- -2 pairs Gents' Orange Colored Drawers, for 90
804- -2 Gents' Orange Colored Ribbed Shirts for i 25
805 - - 2 pairs Gents' Orange Col'd Ribbed Drawers
for I 25
806- -2 Gents' White Undershirts, for i 25
807 . . 2 pairs Gents' White Drawers for i 25
808-.2 Gents' White Merino Undershirts for ... 2 00
809.. 2 pairs Gents' White Merino Drawers for. . 2 00
810--2 Gents' Gray mixed Undershirts for 90
81 1 --2 pairs Gents' Gray mixed Drawers for 90
8 1 2- -2 Gents' Gray mixed Undershirts for i 50
813-.2 pairs Gents' Gray mixed Drawers for. ... i 50
814-. Gents' Fancy Union Overshirt, each i 00
8i5--Gents' Belknap Wool Overshirts, each... i 25
8 16- -Gents' All Wool Diagonal Overshirts, each i 75
Sry.-Gents' Cotton Diagonal Overshirts, each. . 75
8i8--Gents' Plain Cassimere Overshirts, each... 2 00
8i9--Gents' Gray Flannel OveilShirts, each i 00
820- -Gents' double knit Jackets, each i 25
82i--Gents'All Wool knit Cardigan Jackets, each i 75
822. .Men's Cotton Checked Shirts 65
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Numbers. Gents' Bhirt8 and Drawers continaed.
823-. Men's Cotton Checked Shirts 90
824-. Men's Hickory Shirts 65
825. -Men's Hickory Shirts 90
826. .Men's Cheviot stripe Shirts 65
827.. Men's Cheviot stripe Shirts 90
828- -Men's Calico Shirts 40
829- -Men's Calico Shirts 75
NOTIO]VS AKD FANCY GOODS.
837-. Cotton Inserting, Y^ in., per doz 30
838. -Cotton Inserting, 3^' in., per doz 40
839- -Cotton Inserting, I in., per doz 50
84O- - Hamburg Edging, good, per yard 10
841 -.Hamburg Edging, fine, per yard 15
842. -Hamburg Edging, from i3^ to 2 in. wide,
per yard 25
843- -Hamburg Inserting, good, per yard 10
844.. Hamburg Inserting, fine, per yard 15
845 --Hamburg Inserting, from i}^ to 2 in. wide,
per yard 25
846. -12 Ruches for the neck for 1 00
847- -Valenciennes Lace, good, per yard 15
848- -Valenciennes Lace, better, per yard 20
849- -12 Ladies' Linen Collars, assorted styles, for i 00
850. -12 Ladies' Linen Collars, turn down, em-
broidered edge, for I 75
85 1 - . 12 Ladies' Lace Collnrs, nice, for 2 00
852-. 12 Ladies' Lace Collars, pretty, for 3.0O
853.. Ladies' Linen Cuffs, plain and good, per pair 25
854.. Ladies' Linen Cuffs, new style, per pair.. . 30
855.-12 yards Cotton Edging, half inch wide, for 30
8s6--i2 yards Cotton Edging. }^ inch wide, for 373^
857--I2 yards Cotton Edging,' I inch wide, for 50
858- -12 yards Pillow Case Edging, Cotton, I inch
wide, for 45
859 ,12 yards Pillow Case Edging, Cotton, i}4
inches wide, for 65
860.. 12 yards Pillow Case Edging, Cotton, 2
inches wide, for 85
JJop.from 655 10 860 are put up In thnee to fonr dozen yard
Piecee, We will cut in even dozen yiirdB only.
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Numberg. Notione and Fancy Gooda continued,
86 1 --German Lace Curtains, good styles and
bargains, per pair i oo
862- -German Lace Curtains, neat patterns,
per pair 3 oo
863. -German Lace Curtains, choice patterns,
per pair 2 75
These curtains are all put up in pairs by the manufacturers,
are full lengths, and are well worth all we ask for them.
866.. Common Japanned Corset Clasps, 4 hooks,
per pair 5
867 -.Muslin covered Corset Clasps, 4 hooks, per
pair 7
868. -Kid covered Corset Clasps, 4 hooks, per pair 10
869. .Ribbons, corded edge, all silk, in all shades,
1 inch wide, psr piece 90
87O- -Ribbons, corded edge, all silk, in all shades,
2 inches wide, per piece , i 75
Ribbons are put up 12 yards to the piece (high colors except-
ed), manufacturers' measure. We sell ribbons by the piece
only.
871 - -Backgammon and Checker Board combined,
book form, complete, each i 00
872. -10 boxes Gents' Paper Collars, cloth lined
button holes, for i 00
873- -10 boxes Gents' Paper Collars, cloth cover,
linen finish, for I 50
874-. 10 boxes Gents' Granger Paper Collars,
cloth faced, good, for i 75
875. -Youths' Elastic Suspenders, per pair 20
876. -Men's Elastic Suspenders, per pair 25
877-.Men's heavy Elastic Web Suspenders,pr pair 333^
8 78 --Men's Elastic Web Suspenders, good and
strong, per pair 45
879- -Alpaca Skirt Braid, in all colors or assorted,
per dozen _ 75
HOOKS AND EYES,
882. -12 doz. Hooks and Eyes, small, for 8
883- -12 doz. Hooks and Eyes, med., for, 10
884. .12 doz. Hooks and Eyes, large, for 12
885--i2doz. Hooks and Eiyes, best small, for.- 12
886-. 13 doz. Hooks and Eyes, best med., for 18
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Numbers. Hooks and Eyes continued.
887.. 12 doz. Hooks and Eyes, best large, for — 21
888--12 doz. Hooksand Eyes, japanned, med., for 18
PIXS.
889- -I J papers of Pins, size 6, for 35
890.. 12 papers of Pins, size 5, for 40
89I--12 papers of Pins, size 4, for 45
892-. 12 papers of Pins, size 3, for 50
893.. 1 2 papers of Pins, size 2, for 55
894--12 papers of Amer. Brass Pins, size 6, for 50
895- -12 papers of Amer. Brass Pins, size 5, for 55
896- -12 papers of Amer. Brass Pins^ size 4, for 65
897- -12 papers of Amer. Brfiss Pius, size 3, for 72
898- -12 papers of Amer. Brass Pins, size 2, for 82
SHOE LACES.
899--Glazed^ ^ yard long, per gross 35
900-. Glazed, Ji yard long, per gross 40
90i--Glazed, i yard long, per gross 45
902. -Glazed, 1)4 yards long, per gross 50
903--Gl&zed, 1}^ yards long, per gross 60
§ILK FRIIVGE.
9 10-. Black Silk Fringe, i in. wide 15
911. -Black Silk Fringe, i)4 in- wide 20
912. -Black Silk Fringe, i^ in. wide 25
9I3--Black Silk Fringe, 2 in. wide 30
91^-Black Silk Fringe, 2}^ in. wide 35
915-. Black Silk Fringe, 3 in. wide 40
918.. Silk Fringes, brown, slate, blue, green, 1}^
to ^}^ in. wide, 20 cts. to 45 cts. per
yard, according to width.
UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS.
930--Gingham Parasols each 50
93i--Gingham Parasols, large each 75
932. -Silk Parasols each i 00
933. -Silk Parasols, finished handles each i 50
934- -Silk Pvasols, finished handles each 3 00
935.-UmbreIia Parasols, black and brown, large 4 00
936.. Umbrella Parasols, bl'k and br'n, ex. laige 5 00
937.. Umbrellas, crook stick, 26 in each 65'
938.-Umbrellaa, crook stick, 28 in each 75
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Numbers. Umbrellas and Parasols continued.
939-. Umbrellas^ crook stick, 30 in each 85
940-- Umbrellas, crook stick, 32 in each 95
941 --Umbrellas, Hercules frame, 28 in., each 1 10
942- -Umbrellas, Hercules frame, 30 in., each i 25
943 --Umbrellas, Hercules frame, 32 in., each i 40
TABLE SPREAD!^.
950. -Embossed Wool Table Spreads, neat design,
each I Oo
95 1.. Embossed Wool Table Spreads, large and
stylish, each i 65
952- -Oil Cloth Table Covers, fancy patterns, each 50
953--OilCloih Table Covers, 6 by 7 each 75
954- - 5-4 Table Oil Cloth, marble pattern, per yd . 6u
955 - .6-4 Table Oil Cloth, marble pattern, per yd. 70
956-. 5-4 Table Oil Cloth, printed wood colors,
per yard 50
957- -6-4 Table Oil Cloth, printed wood colors,
per yard .... 60
958.. 5-4 Table Oil Cloth, plain black, per yard 35
HOOP SKIRTS A^D CORSETS.
Each.
965--Lotta Hoop Skirts, white, 20 springs, 5 tape 50
966..Lotta Hoop Skirts, white, 25 springs, 5 tape 75
967--New Style Hoop Skirt, no hoop at the top 75
968 --Belle Bustles, good style 25
969. -Good Satin Jean Corset 45
970- -Champion Corset, imported expressly for
Moaitgomery Ward & Co 60
971 . . Fine French Corsets, 48 bone & nicely nrim'd 125
BUTTONS.
980--72 dozen White Agate Shirt Buttons for... . 35
981 -.72 dozen large White Agate Buttons for. . . 55
982 - .^2 dozen extra large White Agate Buttons for 80
983--12 dozen Pearl Shirt Buttons 75
984-. 12 dozen clear Pearl Shirt Buttons. .^ i 00
985- -12 dozen fine Pearl Shirt Buttons for i 25
986.. 12 dozen black Horn Vest Buttons for 37^
987-- 12 dozen black Horn Coat Buttons, medium
size, for 75
CATALOGUB. 29
Numbers. Buttons continued.
988. -12 dozen black Horn Coat Buttons, large,
for I 10
989.. 12 dozen Horn Suspender Buttons for 15
990-.12 dozen Horn Fly Buttons for 12^
991.. 12 dozen l^rzss Suspender Buttons for 20
992.. 12 dozen Brass Fly Buttons for 15
We do not Bell less than the above quantity of battone. We
also have In etock a full line of white and smoked pearl drees
buttons, at bottom prices, in any quantity you desire. Give
Bize of buttons wanted.
THREAD, NEEDLES, AC.
1000-- Black Linen Thread, in boxes, per box. . . 55
looi.. Clark & Co.'s super. patent Linen Thread,
420 skeins to the pound, warranted full
Veight, per lb ! i 50
ioo2--Clark's"O.N.T."Spool Thread, in all colors
and nos., 200 yds. each (see advertisement
on back cover), per doz 70
loo3--Milward's Helix Needles, in patent wrap-
pers, 40 papers to the 1,000, best in the
market (see advertisement on back
cover), per I, COO I 80
1004.. Spool Thread, 200 yards each, in all num-
bers and colors, per dozen 40
1005. -Balding Brothers'50 yard Spool Silk, assort-
ed colors and numbers, per dozen 75
Spoof black silk sized by letters, from finest, which is 000
to the coarsest, F. All colored silks, letter A.
ioo6_ -Clark's Pat. Linen Thread, 200 yards on
each spool per doz. i
BATTI>G, BAGS A>D COTTOX YAR.\.
i0i5-_Medium Cotton Batts, per pound 15
ioi6..Good Cotton Batts, per pound 20
101 7.. Fine and clean Cotton Baits, per pound. . 22^^
1018- -American A Seamless Bags, each 30
1019-. Stark A Seamless Bags, each 34
1020-. Carpet Warp, best white, per pound 28
102 1 -.Carpet Warp, best colored, per pound 35
I022-. White Cotton Yarn, best, Nos. 6, 7, 8, 9,
10, II and 12, per pound 33
1023 . . Colored W^adding, per dozen 25
80 MONTGOMERY WARD A CO. '8
Numbers. Batting, Bags, &c., continued.
1024 . . White Wadding, per dozen 32%
Cotton Warp and Cotton Yarn come in 6 pound bundles.
We do not sell less than a bundle. The above coJt«»n batts are
put np in rolls of % pound and 1 pound each, manufacturer's
weight, and 50 pounds to the bale, in case jou should want to
order by thebaic. CARPETS. Per .yard.
1025.. Striped Hemp Carpet, good as any other
house in our line sell K)r 22c or 25c. ... 20
1026. . Best Stripe Hemp Carpet 25
1027. .Good Ingrain Carpet 50
1028. -All Wool Ingrain Carpet 75
1029. -All Wool Ingrain Carpet I (X»
1030.. Ail Wool Three-ply Carpet, new patterns,
desirable styles i 25
103 1 . -'Fluor Oil Cloths per sq. yard 50
1032. -Floor Oil Cloths medium. . . per sq. yard 60
1 033 -.Floor Oil Cloths extra per sq. yard 70
Mlneellaneous and Combination Lot* of No*
tloas, Fancy Goods, dec.
1040:.. I Gents' Toilet Set, containing a good
Razor, Tooth Brush, Comb, Hair Brush,
Lather Brush, Razor Strop, Shaving Box
and Soap, for i 00
104 1.. 5 boxes Paper Collars, 3 Neck Ties and
Collar Button for i 00
1042-.3 Ladies' Scarfs, 2 Lace Collars, and I pair
Sleeve Buttons for .* i 00
1043.. I Hoop Skirt, i Bustle, and i Hair Braid for i 00
1044. -I good Hair Brush, 2 good Rubber coarse
Combs, and i good Rubber fine Comb for i 00
1045.. 6 fine Combs,6 coarse Combs, i Hair Brush,
and 8 papers Hair Pins for i 00
1046.. 5 boxes Paper Cellars and i pair ex. Brace
Suspenders for I 00
1047.. I Ostrich Plume and 3 bunches Flowers for i 00
1048- -3 Bunches fine French Flowers for i CX)
1049--2 Ostrich Plumes for I 00
1050- . Italian Lace Veils, each. 35
105 1.. Italian Lace Veils, good styles, each. 5P
1 05 2.. Italian Lace Veils, stylish, each ^ 75
Did you commence your order after sampler [See page 4.]
CATALOQUK. «l
UumUrt. Miscellaneous Goods conUnued.
1053. -12 cakes Toilet Soap, i a papers Pins, and *
10 papers Needles tor .- 100
""1054.- 1 Stereoscope, with walnut frame and six
' views, all for i 25
1055. -1 Silk Fan and 3 hemmed Hdkfs. for i 00
1056-.3 Linen Fans, i Leather Belt, i pair Lisle
' thread Gloves, for i 00
i 1057. -I Ivory handle Silk Fan, with feathers, for 75
'1058. -I Album with knobs and beveled edges,
for I 00
'1059.-1 Album and fancy Japan box for i 00
1060--I good Writing Desk, with lock, kcv, pen,
( paper and envelopes, complete, for i 00
"1061--I Portfolio, with lock, key, pen, paper and
^ envelopes, for - i 00
' 1062. -I Boys' Cap and 2 pairs of Suspenders for i 00
• 1063.. I Boys' Cap and I pair imt. Buck Gloves for i 00
1064- -I pair Men's imt. Buck Gloves and i pair
Suspenders for - I 20
106 5.. 2 Boys' Cloth Caps for I 00
iob6--6 Ladies' Swiss Mull Ties, embroidered, for i 00
; 1067.. 6 Ladies'Swiss Mull Bows,embroidcred, for i 50
1068-.3 Ladies' Fine Silk Scarfs for i 00
TOIL.ET SOAf^S.
; 1075. -4 doi. cakes good toilet Soap for i 00
^1076.-3 dot. large cakes M.W,& Co/s Soap i 00
107 7.. 2 doe. cakes good toilet Soap for i 00
1078- -I dor. large size cakes Honey Soap in paper
boxei, per box 60
1079.. I tioz. large sire cakes Glycerine Soap in
paper Iwxes, per box 60
]lo8o-.i dor. large size cakes brown Winsor Soap
0 in paper boxes, per box 60
o 1081. -I dot. large size cakes Rose Soap in paper
0 boxes, per box 60
; I06a..3 doz. cakes, large size, Honey Soap in
L wood boxes, per box I 50
J..1083..3 <^o*:- cakes, large size, brown Winsor
Soap in wood boxes, per box i 50
32 MONTGOMERY WARD ± CO.'B
Numbere. Soaps continued.
1064. -3 doz. cakes, large size, Rose Soap in
wood boxes, per box i 50
1085-, 3 doz. cakes, large size, assorted Soap
ia wood boxes, per box • • • • i 50
^°^5}4--3 doz. cakes, large size, glycerine Soap,
in wood boxts, per box i 50
STAT101«3RY.
io86_ .120 sheets good Commercial Note Paper for 27%
1087.. 120 sheets good Letter Paper for 60
1088- -120 sheets heavy Letter Paper for 85
1089.. 1 20 sheets Legal Cap Paper for 90
1090. .120 sheets Foolscap Paper for 90
1091.. 250 white Envelopes, 5 in., for- 55
1092. .250 white Envelopes, 5 in., extra quality.. 80
1093. .250 white Envelopes, 6 in., for , 75
1094.. 250 white Envelopes, 6 in., extra quality. _ i 00
1095.-250 canary colored Envelopes, sin., for.. 55
1096. -250 canary col'd Envelopes, 5 in., ex qual. 70
:097-.250 canary colored EnveIoj>es, 6 in., for.. So
1098- .250 canary col'd Envelopes, 6 in., ex. qual. 90
HATS AND CAPS. Each
1 150. -Regulation P. of H. Hat, all wool, nvanu-
factured expressly for us (see cut) i 25
1 15 1.. Gents' Hats, assorted styles i 00
1 1 52-. Gents' Wool Hats i 00
1 1 53. -Gents' fine Hats i 25
ii54-.Ge^nts' Hats, good style.--- .- - i 50
1 155. jGents' Hats, extra fine 2 50
1156. -Boys' Wool Hats - 50
** 1 157.. Boys' fine Wool Hats -• 75
1 1 58 --Boys' New Style Hats — i 00
1159. -Boys' Caps 5°
ii6o--Boys' fine Cloth Caps 75
1 1 61 -.Boys' Winter Caps, with ear-laps I 00
ii62--Gents' Clotii Caps 75
1163.. Gents' fine Cloth Caps i 25
1164-. Gents* Winter Caps - , I 25
X165-. Men's Canada Straw Hats 25
II66-. Men's Straw Hats, white and colored--.- 75
1 167.. Men's extra Straw Hats, white and colqred I 00
ll68-.Men'8 Panama Hats _ - I >5
CATALOGUE. 88
Hats and Caps continued.
THE GRANGER HAT.
Manufactured and sold only by Montgomery Ward & Co.
Price $1.^5 each.
Numbers. FURS. Per set.
1 1 75 -.Dark striped imt. Mink Muff and Cape.. 5 00
1176. -Dark striped Alaska Mink Muff and Cape 4 50
I177.. Genuine striped Mink Muff and Boa 15 00
Ii78--Gfnuine striped Mink Muff and Boa, fine 18 00
li79..Genuinestriped Mink Muff andBoa, extra 22 00
Ii8i..lrat. Ermine Muff and Boa, fpr children I 50
ii82..Init. Ermine Muff and Boa, for children 2 50
Ii83-.lnu. Ermine Muff and Boa, for misses. _ 6 00
li84--Imt. Seal Muff and Boa, looks like genu-
ine, takes a good judge to tell them
from those that are worth $40.00 8 00
II 85 -.Men's Fur Collars, from 1. 50 to 3 00
li86-.Mei*s Fur Driving Gloves, from 2.50 to 5 00
I187-. Men's imt. Seal Caps, from 3. 00 to 5 00
Ii88.-Lad,es' Cooney Sets, Murt and Collar — 5 00
P. OF H. REGALIAS.
; ISOO..I Ladies' Apron and Sash, made of good
j bleached cotton, for 40
34 MONTGOMERY WARD A CO. '8
Numbers. P. of H. Regalias continued,
I20I--I Gents' Pouch, stamped with plow, and i
Sash, made of XXXX York twilled nan-
keen, for --■*. 50
The ladies' set? are well made aiidbonnd with crimson braid.
Tha ?entb' pouches are double and well stitched; the sashes
are full length, double and bound alike on both sides. They
have given perfect satisfaction to every Grange that has re-
ceived them.
BOOTIS AIVD <$IIOES. Per pair
I2I0-. Gents' fine Calf Boots, pegged, sizes 5 to 10 ^ 00
I2ii_. Gents' fine Calf Boots, sewed, sizes 5 to 10 5 00
12I2_. Gents' Alaska Boots, beaver top, leather
trimmed, sizes 6 to 10 2 75
I2i3.-Men's whole stock Kip Boots, sizes 6 to 11 3 25
I2i4--Men's Plow Shoes, made of whole stock,
sizes 6 to 1 1 I 75
1215. -Gents' Dressing Slippers 75
1216.. Gents' fancy Dress'g Slippers, from 1.50 to 2 50
l2i7__Boys' heavy Boots, sizes lO to 13 2 50
12 18.. Youths' h'vy Boots, sizes I to 5, from 2.50 to 2 75
I2I9_. Youths' fine Calf Boots, sizes I to 5 3 25
1220-- Men's Congress Gaiters, B Calf 2 00
1 22 1. .Men's Congress Gaiters, good Calf 2 50
1222. .Men's Congress Gaiters, extra Calf 3 50
1223 ..Boys' Congress Gaiters, 10 to 13, good — i 50
1 224.. Youths' Congress Gaiters, i to 5, good — 2 00
1225. .Youths' Heavy Shoes, I to 5, from 1.25 to I 50
1226. .Ladies' imt. Pebble lace Shoes, size 3 to 7 I 50
1227.. Ladies' Morocco lace Shoes, size 3 to 7.- I 75
1228. -Ladies' Morocco lace high cut Shoes, neat
finish, size 3 to 7 '. 2 00
1229. . Ladies' Mor'cobut'n high cut Shoes, stylish 2 25
1230-. Women's B Calf lace Shoes, extra stout., i 40
1231.- Women's B Calf Shoes, high Polish cut., i 75
1232. -Ladies' Serge Congress Gaiters i 50
1 233 -.Ladies' Serge Congress Gaiters, extrt- 2 00
1 234. -Ladies' Serge lace high cut Gaiters i 40
1235.. Ladies' Serge lace high cut Gaiters. . 2 ck)
1236. -Ladies' Serge button high cut Gaiters i 75
1237- -Ladies' Serge button high Polish cut Gai-
f»»^(;, fixtra «..,. 3 35
CATALOGUE, 86
Numbers. Boots and Shoes continued. Per pair.
1238. -Ladies' Serge lace high cut lipped Gaiters i 90
1239- -Ladies' Gaiters, cloth tops and leather foxed 2 00
1 240. -Children's B Calf Shoes, metal tip'd, 4 to 6 60
1241-. Children's B Calf Shoes, metal tip'd, 7 to 10 90
1242- -Children's B Calf Shoes, metal tip'd,! I to 13 I 00
1243- -Children's Goat Shoes, lace, from 4 to 5.. 75
1244- -Children's Goat Shoes, lace, from 6 to 8.. 90
1245. -Children's Goat Shoes, lace, from 9 to 13- - ^ ^S
1 246.. Misses' B Calf Shoes, heavy, lace, 11 to 13 i 30
I247-. Misses' B Calf Shoes, heavy, lace, i to 2.. i 50
1248 -.Misses' Oil Goat Shoes, lace, neat finish,
II to 13 I 40
1 249-. Misses' Oil Goat Shoes, lace, neat finish,
I to 2 1 65
1 250.. Misses' Serge lace Gaiters, 9 to 13 i 15
1251. -Misses' Serge lace Gaiters, i to 2 i 30
1252- -Misses' Serge button Gaiters, neat and well
finished, sizes g to 13 I 65
1253- -Misses' Serge button Gaiters, stylish and
vi'ell finished, I to 2 2 00
I254--Babies' tipped Shoes 22
I255--Babies' ankle tie Shoes, patent leather — 60
1 256- -Children's ankle tie Shoes, patent leather,
according to size 60 bo 90
1257- -Children's ankle tie Morocco Shoes, no
heel, very cheap, 2 to 5 50
1258- -Ladies' Morocco Slippers, sizes 3 to 7 75
1 259-. Ladies* carpet Slippers, sizes 3 to 7 60
i26o--Ladies' Serge Slippers, sizes 3 to 7 i OO
1 261 -.Ladies' fine Morocco and Goat Slippers,
sizes 2 to 6 I 50
1262.. Ladies' Fancy Slippers, imt. Embroidery,
leather foxed, per pair i 15
1263-. Ladies' fine Kid and Goat Slippers, very
pretty, sizes 2 to 6 i 75
1 264.. Ladies' fine Kid and Goat Slippers, stylish,
sizes 2to 6 2 25
1265. -Men's plow Moccasins or Shoe Packs, lace,
without heels I 20
ia66..Men's plow Moccasins or Shoe Packs, lace,
with heels i 30
36 MONTGOMERY WARD & CO 'S
Numbers. Boots and Shoes contiuaed. Per pair.
i267..Men's plow Moc'sins or Shoe Packs.buckles i 40
I268--Men's Boot Packs, with heels 2 25
i26g-_Ladies' Morocco or Cloth Buskins. i 00
The following are Chicago custom made work, each and
every pair warranted.
1300-- Men's Chicago custom made, hand sided,
Kip Boots, sizes 6 to 11 4 00
1 301. -Men's Chicago custom made, pegged. Calf
Boots, sizes from 5 to 10 _. 5 50
1302.. Men's Chicago custom made plow Shoes,
good and strong, 6 to 11 2 25
1303-. Men's Chicago custom made Calf Congress
Gaiters, sizes 6 to II 3 50
1 304- -Women's Chicago custom made Calf lace
Shoes, high cut, strong and durable, 3 to 7 2 ^25
I305_-Misses' Chicago custom made Calf lace
Shoes, always reliable, 13 to 2 1.. i 90
1 306- ."Women's Chicago custom made Glove Kid
lace Shoes, sizes 2 to 6 2 50
RUBBER CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES.
1 350.. Men's Rubber Sack Coats, on heavy sheet-
ing, good article, each 2 00
1 35 1 --Men's Rubber Sack Coats, on heavy sheet-
ting, extra quality, each 2 50
1 352-. Men's Rubber Sack Coats, on drilling, su-
perior quality, each _ . 3 00
1353.. Men's white Sack Rubber Coats, on heavy
sheeting, each — 2 25
1 354-. Officers' white Rubber Coats, on heavy
sheeting, each 3 00
1 355 -.Officers' Rubber Coats, on heavy sheeting,
good quality, each 2 75
1 356- -Officers' Rubber Coats, on heavy sheeting,
extra quality, each-v 3 25
1357- -Officers' Rubber Coats, on drilling, fine
finish, each 3 75
1358. -Officers' Rubber Coats, blue mixed, light
brown, and cadet gray, each 4 75
1 359- -Officers' Rubber Coats, with cape attached,
blue mixed, light brown, and cadet gray,
eaoh - 7 50
CATALOGUE. 87
Numbers. Rubber Clothing, Etc. continued,
i36o-.Men's lorijj Rubber Leggings, on heavy
sheeting, good quality, per pair 90
1 361.. Men's long Rubber Leggings, on heavy
sheeting, extra quality, per pair I 25
1362. -Men's long Rubber Leggings, on drilling,
superior quality, per pair I 38
1363-. Men's Rubber Overshoes, imt. sandals,
heavy, per pair 85
1364. .Women's Rubber Overshoes, imt. sandals,
substantial, per pair 60
136^ -Misses' Rubber Overshoes, imt. sandals,
10 to 2, per pair 47
I366--Children's Rubber Overshoes, imt. sandals,
6 to 9, per pair 45
1367.. Men's wool lined Rubber Alaska Over-
shoes, per pair I 25
1368- -Women's wool lined Rubber Alaska Over-
shoes, per pair I 15
1 369- -Misses' wool lined Rubber Alaska Over-
shoes, per pair I 00
1370- -Men's Arctic Rubber Gaiters, with buck-
les, per pair I 70
1371.. Women's Arctic Rubber Gaiters, with
buckles, per pair I 35
1372. -Misses' Arctic Rubber Gaiters, with buck-
les, 10 to 2, per pair I 121^
^373- 'Children's Arctic Rubber Gaiters, with
buckles, 6 to g, per pair _. 75
1 374 -.Men's Rubber Boots, 16 inch leg, good as
made, per pair 3 75
1375-. Men's Rubber Boots, wool lined, hip or
long leg, per pair 4 75
€I.OTlII]VG.
139O-.2 pairs D and T Cassimere Pants, for 3 00
1391-. I pair Union Cassimere Pants [no blue] for 3 50
1392.. I pair Black Satinet Pants, heavy 4 00
1393-.1 pair Union Cassimere Pants, good 5 OO
1394.. I pair Black Doeskin Pants, good 5 50
1395.. I pair Black Doeskin Pants, tine 7 00
1396.. I pair Black Doeskin Pants, extra 8 00
38 MONTGOMERY WARD & CO.'S
Numbers. Clothing continued.
1 397-. Pants and Vest of fine Union Cassimere. 6 oo
1 398 --Pants and Vest of fancy Cassimere, checks
and stripes - _ 8 00
1399-. Striped Velvet Vests, each- 2 50
i40o.-Dbl-breasted. black, all wool Vests, each 2 50
1401 --Double-breasted all wool Vests, each 3 25
l402..Dbl-breasted all wool Vests, very fine.ea. 4 00
1403- -Fancy Silk Vests — purple, green, silver,
small dot, check, black and white, black
and green, and black, each 4 25
1404. .D & T Cassimere Suit, Sack Coat, per suit 6 50
1405. -Union Gold mixed or Black mixed Cassi-
mere Suit, Frock coat, per suit 10 75
1406- -Black Union Cassimere Suit, single-
breasted Sack Coat, per suit - I2CX>
1407- -Union Fancy Cassimere Suit, Frock Coat,
per suit - 12 50
1408- -Dark Scotch Cheviot Suit, with Frock
Coat, per suit 13 00
1409. -Steel Mixed Cassimere Suit, with Frock
Coat, per suit 13 50
i4iO-_Blue Union Cassimere Suit, with single-
breasted Frock Coat, per suit 14 50
1411. -Brown Doeskin Suit, Sack Coat, per suit 15 00
1412.. Blue Doeskin Suit, Frock Coat, per suit 15 50
1413. .Blue Diagonal Suit, Frock Coat, per suit 15 50
1414. .Gray Mixed Cassimere Suit, Frock Coat,
per suit _ 17 50
1415.. Black Cloth Suit, Frock Coat, per suit 18 00
i4i6..Blue Tricot all-wool Suit, with Frock
Coat, per suit -• 20 00
1417.. Blue Beaver Suit, Frock Coat, per suit 20 00
1418. .Worsted single-breasted Coat and Vest- 10 00
14 19. .D and T Cassimere Coats, each 3 50
1420.. Union Cassimere single-breasted Sack
Coats, each 6 50
142 1.. Brown Union Cloth Frock Coats, each-, 7 50
1422.. Black Union Cloth Frock Coats, each._ 8 00
1423. .Bl'k Broadcloth Frock Coats, very fine, ea. 15 00
1424. .Blue Broadcloth Frock Coats, very fine,ea. 15 50
CATALOGUE. ••
Numbers. Clothing contiaued.
1 440.. Black Satt. double-breasted Sack Over-
coats, each -- 6 50
1441.. Gray Satt. double-breasted Overcoats,
each 7 25
1 442.. Gray Satt. double-breasted Frock Over-
coats, each 7 75
1443.. Blue Chinchilla double-breasted Sack
Overcoats, each - 8 50
1 444.. Drab Chinchilla double-breasted Sack
Overcoats, each -- 9 5°
1445.. Dark Blue Washington Mills Beaver
double-breasted Sack Overcoats, each 14 50
1446. .Black Washington Mills Beaver double-
breasted S.ick Overcoats, each. 14 50
1448. .Fur Beaver " King William " Sack Over-
coats, in dark brown and dark steel
colors, each. 17 OO
1449. . Black, fine Beaver cloth double-breasted
Frock Overcoats, each - 17 5°
1450.. Blue, fine Beaver cloth double-breasted
Frock Overcoats, each 17 5°
1453. .Infantry Dress Coats, each 3 CX)
1454. .Lined Blouses, made of Blue Army Flan-
nel, each -- 1 75
1455. .Unlined Blouses, made of blue Army
Flannel, each 125
1456. .2 pairs Blue Denim Overalls for 1 25
1457-.2 pairs Brown Denim Overalls, extra qual-
ity, for I 50
1458. .2 pairs unbleached Duck Overalls for.. - 1 50
1459. .2 pairs Brown Duck Overalls for i 50
1460. .2 Blue Denim Jumpers for i 50
1461 . .2 Brown Denim Jumpers for i 50
1462. .2 Brown colored Duck Jumpers for i 50
1463. .2 unbleached Duck Jumpers for i 50
In ordorinz Clothinc. be particular to fend yonr nijte.
Meapure for oat aronnd the cht-Kt, just under the arms; for
pantg. size around wnlct and leutrth of leg. irmitie neara. Give
your a^e and desiribe your ceneral build, and we will, nine
case* out of ten. give you a fit. Our Cloihintt Id all offered at
the same prices that a Jobber would give to a retailer la larg9
^otB. iiDd Qo man can uoderiell oii Aod make » dlipa.
40 MONTGOMERY WAKD A CO. '8
SILVER AXD SILVER-PLATED WARE.
1500. .Tea Spoons, silver plated per 4pz. 2 oo
1501. .Table Spoons, silver plated per doz. 3 50
i502,.T^hle Forks, silver plated per doz. 3 50
1503.. Silver Plated Drinking Cups, lined with
gold plate, each ._:^ i 25
1504. .Silver platedGoblets, lined with gold plave,
each I 25
1505. .Silvered Napkin Rings, per doz g. 3 <X>
1506.. Silver Plated Napkin Rings, on genuine
white metal, per doz 7 50
1 507.. Coin Silver Napkin Rings, each. 2 00
1 9p8.. Coin Silver Fruit Knives, each. — I 25
1509. .Plated Butter Dishes, each I 50
1510..1 Silk-lined Case, containing knife, fork,
spoon and napkin ring, ail for I 00
151 1.. I Silk-lined Case, containing knife, fork^
spoon and napkin ring, better article, for 3 25
Rogers dr» Bros.'' Celebrated Extra Plated Table Goods.
i5i2..Tea Spoons, tipped pattern, Rtfgers &
Bro., per doz 3 25
i5i3..Tea Spoons, threaded pattern, Rogers &
Bro., per do/ ..:. 3 50
i5i4-.Tea Spoons, olive pattern, Rogers & Bro.,
per doz h 3 50
I5i5.-Tea Spoons, Persian pattern, Rogers &
Bro., per ^oz 3 75
1 5 16- -Tea Spoons, lily pattern, Rogers & Bro.,
per doz 3 75
15 17. -Table Spoons, tipped pattern, Rogers &
Bro., per doz.. 6 50
1 518- -Table Spoons, threaded pattern, Rogers
& Bro., per doz 7 00
1 519- -Table Spoons, olive pattern, Rogers &
Bro., per doz 7 25
By Bending your ordere to ub you save from 40 to 100 por
e«nt., ^hlch are th« profits of tbe mlddlomen.
OATALOQUK. 41
Numbers. Silver and Silver-plated Ware continued.
I520--Table Spoons, Persian pattern, Rogers &
Brc, per doz 7 50
1522. -Table ^orks, tipped pattern, medium size,
Rogers & Bro., per doz. 6 50
1523. -Table Forks, threaded Pattern, medium
size, Rogers & Bro., per doz 7 00
1 524-. Table Forks, olive pattern, medium size,
Rogers li: Bro., per doz — 7*25
1 525 -.Table Forks, Persian pattern, medium
size, Rogers & Bro., per doz 7 50
1 530. ^Butter Knives^ tipped pattern, bent handle,
Rogers & Bro., each. 50
1 53 1. -Butter Knives, olive pattern, flat handle,
Rogers & Bro., each 65
1532. -Butter Knives, princess pattern, flat handle,
Rogers & Bro., each 65
1 533-. Butter Knives, Persian pattern, reversed
handle, Rogers & Bro„ each 70
1 534.. Soup Ladles, old style bowl, Rogers &
Bro., each 2 50
1535. .Soup Ladles, new style bowl, Rogers A
Bro., each. 2 75
1 536.. Gravy Ladles, Rogers & Bro., each 75
W(; now add to our stock, a line of RoKcrs & Broe.' celebra-
ted silver plati'd Koodj*. Thc-ee jroodn are in every particular
reliabli', and will stand constant use for years. We warrant
each and every article of th'.ir make to be the best in the
market, and offer them at manufacturers' prices— aonu'thin^j
never done before. All Spoons and Forks quoted in dozens
will not be sold in lots less than half dozens.
Be Bnr« and call on us when you are In the city. We are
thoroHRhly posted as to the location of any buslnesB house in
the city, and will cheerfully jjive all information In our power.
48 MONTGOMERY WARD & CO.'S
TABLE AlVD POCKET*CUTL.ERY.
1 560. -I set white handle Knives and Forks for. i 00
1561..1 set black handle Knives and Forks for. i 00
1 562. _ I set cocoa handle Knives and Forks for. i 25
1563.-1 set nice, plain white handle Knives and
Forks for 2 00
A set of knives and forks consists of six knives and six
forks.
1564.. 6 solid bone handle Dessert Knives, no
Forks, for 2 25
1565-.6 solid bone handle Table Knives, no forks,
for 2 50
1 566. -6 ivory handle Knives, steel blades, no
forks, for 4 50
1 567- -6 plated handle Knives, plated blades, no
forks, for 5 50
All of ttiese knives are made of good material and neat
design.
1 568- -Two-bladed Farmers' Knives, each 40
1 569- -Two-bladed Farmers' Knives, each i 00
1 570. -Three-bladed Pocket Knives, each. 50
i57i--Four-bladed, pearl handle Pocket Knives,
each — 65
i572__Six-bladed, pearl handle Pocket Knives,
each 75
1 573-. Ladies' neat Pocket Knives, each c,o
1 574.. Ladies' fine pearl handle Pocket Knives,
each I 00
1 575. -Carving Knife, Fork and Steel for 75
1576. -Carving Knife, Fork & Steel, good quality,
for I 25
WATCHES AIVI> JEWELRY.
1 590-- English Verg, open face Watches, cheap,
each 3 00
1 591.- Gents' Oreide hunting case Watches, each 6 00
All errors must be reported within Ten Days after you get
vonr (roods, and number of Invoice given.
CATALOGUB. «
Numbers. Watches and Jewelry continued.
1592.. Gents' Silvered hunting case Watches,
each - 6 00
1 593.. Ladies' Oreide hunting case Lepine
Watches, each 8 00
1594. -Gents' Silvered imitation American Le-
ver Watches, each 10 00
1595.. Gents' Coin silver hunting case lever
Watches, each 12 00
1596.. Gents' 2 oz. Waltham Watch Co.'s silver
hunting case Watches, imitation Ameri-
can movement 15 ^^
1 597-. Gents' 2 oz. Waltham Watch Co.'s silver
hunting case Watch, genuine American
mO\'ement '. 17 00
I598--Gents' 2 oz. silver hunting case Watch,
genuine Elgin movement, fine watch for
time 19 00
1 599-. Ladies' size solid Gold Watch, retails for
I35, price 30 00
1600.. Gents' 14 k. gold filled case Watch, imi-
tation American movements 25 00
1610.. Plain Jet Bracelets, per pair 50
161 1 --Jet Bracelets, with chased gold centre, per
pair I 25
16 1 2- -Gold plated^ flat chased Bracelets, per
pair 3 5°
i6i3-.Gold plated, oval chased Bracelets^ per
pair 3 75
i6i4--Ladies' plain gold Lockets, each 1 50
1615-. Ladies' chased gold Lockets, each 2 50
1616. .Ladies' enameled gold Lockets, each 3 50
161 7. -Ladies' coral and Etruscan jet Pin and
Earrings, per set 3 ^o
i6i8--L8dies' carbuncle and Etruscan gold Set
Pin and Earrings, per set 3 00
1619. -Ladies' gold set Pin and Earrings, with
oval jet centre, per set 3 25
We are Kitting letters every day with tignatore or addreta
left off.
44 MONTGOMERY WARD & CO.'S
Numbers. Watches and Jewelry continued.
1620. -Ladies' fine Etruscan gold set Pin and
Earrings, per set.. 4 50
1621.. Ladies' garnet and pearl setting Pin and
Earrings, very fine, per set. 5 00
i622_ -Ladies' medallion and coral setting Pin
and Earrings, very fine, per set ._ 5 00
1623.. Ladies' plain gold set Pin and Earrings,
serviceable article, per set - 6 00
1624.. Ladies' solid gold Ear Drops, per set.. 3 00
1625. .Ladies' solid gold Pins* each... 3 00
1626- -Plain gold 14k. Ring (give size), each — 2 00
1627. -Plain gold 14k. Ring, medium heavy (give
size), each 3 00
1628- -Plain gold 14k. Ring, heavy (give size)
each 5 00
1629-. Enameled Rings, good style (give size),
each 3 50
1 630- -Ladies* Seal Rings, assorted styles (give
size), each — 3 5^
1631-. Ladies' Seal Rings, garnet and pearl set-
ting (give size), each 4 00
1632. -Ladies' and Gents' Alaska diamond clus-
ters, ruby, moss agate, onyx, and blood
stone Rings, warranted gold, each 5 00
i633_-Gents' silvered vest Chains, each ^ i 00
1634- -Gents' solid coin silver Vest Chains, each 3 00
1635- -Gents* solid coin silver Vest Chains,
fancy pattern, heavy 5 00
1036- -Gents' Oreide, fancy pat'n, Watch Chains,
each I 00
1637- -Gents* Gold plated Watch Chains, each- 2 00
1638. -Ladies' gold plated opera Guard Chain,
with tassels, a very genteel affair, each 5 00
1639- -Gold Masonic Pins, assorted styles, each i 00
W« have a large aesortment of Trunks, Valieefl, etc., at
lowest wholesale prices. We will pack your goods in them if
ao instmcted.
• OATALOGTIB. ^
Numb«ri. Watches and Jewelry continued.
1640.. Odd Fellows' flat Pins, 3 link, each i 00
1641 --Odd Fellows' full enameled 3 link Pins,
each I 25
1642. -P. of H. Pins from $1 25 to i 75
1643-. Ladies' ^^^'^ g^^^ ''o^g Chains, per penny-
weight - - I 25
1644- -Ladies' go^d Opera Chains, new styles,
per pennyweight, 14 k i 5°
1645- -Gents' curb, cable, and many Other pat-
terns lok. gold Chains, k per penny-
weight I 15
1646- -Gents' curb, cable, and many other pat-
terns r4k. Gold Chains, per penny-
weight I 25
1647- -Gold Neck Chains, from |4 00 to 7 00
The above Chains weigh from 20 to 40 penny-
weights.
HARNESS.
1674. -Single sets Buggy Harness, machine
made, Russia Leather Lines, black
trimmed, per set 14 5°
i675_. Single sets Buggy Harness, good style,
machine made, black trimmed, for 16 00
1676-. Heavy Cotton web Halter, with Leather ^^
trimmings, Iron Rings and Rope tie ;
a good, strong, durable article, and very
cheap at each 60
SPRING BEDS.
1699. -The Union Spring Bed, all sizes, complete
order, guaranteed to suit or no sale ; be
sure an<i send length of slat ; never of-
fered as low before within 75 per cent ;
for - 2 75
See advertisement on page 67 of this book.
All enors muat be reported within ten days after yon get
your goods, and number of Invoice given.
46 MONTGOMERY WARD & OO.'S
TRUNKS, VALISES, SATCHELS,
TRAVELING BAGS AND LADIES*
BASKETS.
PACKING TRUNKS.
Leather Color— (Patent Print).
170..
.38 inch $1 as
30 inch I So
33 inch ... I 7S
34 inch a 00
36 inch a as
EXTRA PATENT BQUABB TBUNK8.
Imitation Leather
Iron bound, brass
spring lock, rollers,
tray inside, slats tipped
with brass, straps, etc.
1701..38 inch a 10
30 inch 3 3S
33 inch a 60
34 inch a 8s
36 inch 3 10
Be aare and call on us when you are In the city. We are
thoroughly posted as to the location of every business house
in the city, and will cheerfully give all information in oar_
power.
CATALOGUE. «
PATENT BOUND TOP.
Imitation Leather.
Iron bound, brass spn-ing lock, rollers, tray and fall intido,»laU
tipped with brass, Iodk straps.
1703.. a6 inch a 00
aS inch * ^5
.lo inch '. a 50
_M jich ■"; v.'. a 75
34 inch ji 00
No. 1 8QUABE TRUNKS.
Cowhide Cover.
Iron bound, brass lock, slats the whole length of trunk, rollen,
straps, bottom tray, etc.
48
MONTGOMERY WARD & CO.'S
UNION" PACIFIC, No. 2.
Zinc cover, corners double iron bound, long slats, set up tray,
rollers, etc.
1704.. 30 inch $4 50
32 inch 4 7?;
34 i nch 5 00
* GKANGER.— Zinc Cover.
Corners double bound with wide iron ; an extra large and very
strong Trunk, ten wide hard wood slats the whole length of trunk,
with patent corner clamps, iron bottom, corner rollers, strap
hinges, fine brass lock with protectors on each side of lock, slid-
ing handles with iron caps, roomy, set up tray with three pockets
in front, finished in superb style, pocket Oook. Patent Iron Stay.
»7o5..3o inch fio 00
3a inch 10 So
34 inch II 00
. We cheerfully correct all errors.
CATALOQUB.
EUGENIE.— Imitation Leather.
49
Round top, iron bound, brass lock, slats brass tipped, rollers,
straps, tray and fall and large bonnet box.
'7o6...^o inch 3 3$
ii inch '. .1 50
34 inch 3 7S
36 inch 4 00
OCTAGON.— Imitation Leather.
Corners double iron bound, slats whole length of trunk, hasp
lock, straf>s, rollers, large covered tray, handsomely finished,
bonnet box.
50 MONTGOMERY WARD & CO.'S
SARATOGA.— Cowhide Cover.
Barrel stave top, corners double iron bound, hasp lock, five
strips the whole length of trunk, sliding handles, two extra iron
centre bands, iron bottom, large tray with bonnet box. '^-• — -
iron stay, etc.
Patent
170S . . ,^0 inch , • 6 50
3^ inch ■ 7 00
34 inch ,'. 7 go
36 inch "8 00
EUGENIE.— Cowhide Cover.
Barrel Stave top, comers double iron bound, strips the whole
length of trunk, two extra iron centre bands, fall and tray, bonnet
box and parasol case, iron bottom, brass hasp lock and stitched
leather handles, patent iron sUy, fine finish. With heavy iron
clamps. ^
CATALOQUB. Bl
Eugenie. — Cowhide cover, continued.
1709. .30 inch 8 00
,^2 inch 8 i,o
34 inch Q 00
36 inch 9 so
EMPHE88.— Leather Cover.
A beautiful, thoroughly well made trunk, barrel-stave top, with
five hard wood slats protected by heavy corners, corners double
bound with wide iron, iron bottom, fine tumbler lock with patent
lock protectors, corner rollers, sliding handles with iron caps, fall
and tray, bonnet box, parasol and jewelry case, pocket book; all
elegantly finished; patent iron stay.
17 10.. 30 inch II $0
.^3 inch 13 50
34 inch 13 So
36 inch 14 SO
LEATHKB TBUNKS.— (With Canvas Cover.)
1715.. a6 inch 19 00
i7i6..38inch ao 00
17 17.. 30 inch ai 00
17 18.. 33 inch aa s©
'7»9.34 inch a4 00
We keep ezpeniee down, and give our trade the benefit of
•conomy.
MONTGOMERY WARD & CO.'S
VALISES.
Imitation Leather.
1720. .ao inch 175
1721 .. 32 inch 2 00
SAME STYLE AS ABOVE.-Leather Cover.
1732.. ao inch 3 25
1723 . . 22 inch 3 50
LEATHER PELLISSIER.-Plain, no Outside
Pockets.
t72-< . . 14 inch, per piece.
725. . 16 inch, per piece.
726. . 18 inch, per piece. ,
•727. . 20 inch, per piece. .
173S. . 23 inch, per piece. .
2 7S
.^ 2.?
3 50
?, 75
4 25
THE SAME, With Outside Pocket.
1729. . 14 inch, per piece 3 25
1730. . 16 inch, per piece 3 75
173 1 . . 18 inch, per piece 4 00
1733.. 20 inch, per piece 4 25
IW3--23 inch, per piece 4 75
LADIES' SATCHELS.-Monitor Morocco,
Outside Pocket.
I7.M- . 9 inch, each i 10
17.^5. • 10 inch, each i 35
1736.. 1 1 inch, each , 140
1737. . 13 inch, each i 60
'7.38.. 13 inch, each i 90
17.19. • J4 inch, each 3 35
We have a large stock of Boots and Shoes. Try our cus-
tom made work; every pair warranted.
CATALOQUi. 58
LADIES' BATCHELS-Morocco Leather Lined,
Outside Pocket.
1740. . 9 ^nch , 5jj^
I »}%
» as
a SO
i74'-io inch
17+i.ii inch
I74.V .i^inch
1744- 13 inch
75
1745- Ladies' Black Baskets 65
1740. .Ladies' Medium size Baskets >jt
1747. . Ladies' Large Baskets i qq
174S. . Ladies' Extra Large Traveling Baskets 135
ENAMELED CLOTH TRAVELING BAGS.
'749-. IS inch, plain old style, each 65
1750. . 17 inch, plain old style, each ^o
1751.. 19 inch, plain old style, each So
RAILROAD TRAVELING BAGhS.-Black
.Enameled Cloth, Patent Frame.
1 753.. 17 inch, each , jj
'75.^- • '9 inch, each i ,c
'754- " inch, each , ^^
1 755.. Shawl Straps for 40c, 60c, and 80c each
As we have only numbered the style of the Trunks, be particu-
lar to give number of style, number of inches long, and price,
when you order. This will avoid all mistakes.
In addition to our regular stock, we have the follow-
ing leading sf)ecialties. These goods are all guaranteed
as represented, and quoted at prices far below the regu-
lar rates :
POCKET BOOKS) ETC.
Our a.ssortinent is complete. Our limited space per-
mits us to mention only the following ;
Each.
1 7 75 -.Leather, 4 pockets and bill holder 25
1 776.. Leather, 4 pockets, looking glass 40
1777- -Leather, 4 pockets, fancy, for ladies 50
We keep all the good« we quote on hand.
54 MONTGOMERY WARD A CO.'S
Numbers. Pocket Books, Etc., continued. Each.
1778. -Leather, 4 pockets, brass mountings, for
ladies 75
1 779__ Leather, 4 pockets, bill holder, stamps, R.
R. tickets 75
1 780-. Leather, fancy colors, brass fastenings and
chain, for ladies i 00
1781 --Leather, tuck, small size, good finish 80
1782-. Morocco, fine quality (ladies') i 00
1783- -Morocco, fine quality (gents') i i.^
1 784-. Russia Leather, fine quality (ladies') i 15
178S- -Russia Leather, fine quality (gents') i 25
1 786- -Calfskin Wallets, with bill holder, (extra). 85
1787- -Calfskin Wallets, without bill holder 65
1 788 --Sheepskin Wallets, with bill holder. 50
1 789- -Sheepskin Wallets, without bill holder 35
1 790-- Children's Pocket Books 15
BILL BOOKS.
Each.
1791- -Morocco, with 3 pockets, tuck 80
1 792 - - Morocco, with 5 pockets, tuck 90
i793-.Morocco, with 3 pockets and memorandum i 00
1 794- -Morocco, with dollar columns — i 00
1 795- -Morocco, with dollar columns and currency
pockets I 25
nfEmoRAXDums.
1 796 --Cloth bound, with pencil 25
1 797 - - Cloth bound, with pencil, large size 50
1798- -Cloth bound, brass edges, with pencil 75
1 799- -Leather bound tuck i 00
1 800- - Leather bound, long, for bills i 25
BOOKS.
All kinds of School Books. All kinds of Blank
Books, and all other kinds of books.
In ordering Blank Books, give size and number of
quires wanted.
We cheerfuJly answer all inquiries.
OATALOGUS. M
CLOTHES WRI]VGERS.
THE UNIVERSAL.
1801.. Extra family size, cogs on one end )
1 802 _. XX family size, cogs on both ends f
THE NOVELTY.
1803- -Family size, curved clamps, cogs on both ^
ends - 1
1804-. Family size, straight clamps, cogs on [ -^ ^^
both ends J
BRASS KETTLES.
i9i3-.li^ gallon size I 50
1814-- 4 gallon size 3 00
1S1S-- 6 gallon size... 5 00
1816.. 8 callon size -- 5 75
GOLD FENS AND HOLDERS.
THE TELESCOPIC.
1 817- -A diamond pointed gold pen, gold holder
and ebony telescopic handle, the whole
in a neat silver case i 00
i8i8--The Desk Gold Pen and Holder, ebony
handle I 00
i8i9-.Gold plated Pencils 50
Initial Paper and Envelopes.
1820-.1 box, containing i quire paper and i bun-
dle envelopes [white] 30
i8?i--i box containing i quire paper and i bundle
envelopes [tinted] 31
I 822. .Box tinted paper and Envelopes, no initial 20
Name the initial wanted,
LKAD PENCILS.
BY THE LXJZKN UNLY.
1823.. Good quality, per doz 18
1 824.. Rubber Tipped, per doz 45 ^" ^5
BOXWOOD RILES.
1826.. I foot boxwood rules, each 'S
1827--I foot boxwood rules, brass bound, each Ckj
1828-.2 foot boxwood rules, each -o
1 829.-2 foot boxwood rules, brass bound, each (*o
1 830.. 2 foot boxwood rules, extra brass bound, 75
66 M0NTGOMERY WARD & CO.
Standard Sewing Machine Attachments and*
Needles. All warranted the best
in the market.
Give name of Machine; also Style,
whether new or old.
1850-.1 doz. asst. Nos. of either Singer, l^owe
or Blees Needles _ for 40
1 85 1.. I doz. asst. Nos. of either Weed, Reming-
ton, Domestic, Grover & Baker, ^tna,
Home, Wilson, Victor, American, Home
Shuttle, Common Sense, or Davis
Needles for 50
1852.. I doz. asst. Nos. of either New Davis,
Wheeler & Wilson, or Florence Needles
for -* - 60
1853.. I doz. asst. Nos. Willcox & Gibbs Needles
for------ - - - 75
1 854. -I " New Star" Tucker, Genuine, the best
in use, for any machine — -for i 00
'855- -I Johnston Foot or Plate Ruffler, for any
Machine _ for i 75
1856- -I Oil Can for 15
1857- -I set 5 widths of Hemmers and Binder for
any Machine -for 50
1 858- -I Coming's Binder and French Trimmer
(does 17 different kinds of work) for any
Machine for 75
i8S9--i Corder, superior article, for any Machine
for- 75
1860--I Nickel-silver Thread Cutter, for any
Machine for 20
r86i.-i Crescent Button- hole Cutter for 15
Needles, and Attachments for machines not named
above, at wholesale rates.
We can furnish most kinds of Sewing Machines at
a liberal discount from retail price.
We tiave a large stock of Boots and ShoeB. Try our custom
made work. Every pair warranted.
te8tim:oiviai.s.
BccretaiT's Office, Michigan State Grange, }
Schoolcraft, Mich., July 20, 1874. f
Editors Grancer and Advocate, Lansing, Mich.: i
Havine a little spare time in Chicatro, I called on Mont-
gomery Ward ifc Co., at their place of bnsiness uri Kiuzie
Ptreet, for the purpose of learning more of their extent and
mat-ner of doing ousinese with our order. I found the firm
occupying commodious but not expensive quarters, with ample
room for doing an extensive business, and with a very com-
filete assortment of such goods as come within the rangeof
armere' wants. A careful examination of their books and
business enables me to say that (njs(*7n pervades every depart-
ment of the business of this, the pioneer firm in supplying
farmers with goods at wholesale prices. 1 was shown numerous
letters from Patrons indicating a flattering business confidence
in the firm, and general satisfaction. Having known the
gentlemen of this firm for some years, I am satisfii;d of their
reliability, and believe thev will spare no pains to satisfy their
customers and make honorable amende for any mistakes that
mav occur in the course of business.
with me. the "good of the order" is the object of first and
vital importance ; and while 1 believe that we should eujlport
h«me merchants and home int«'rests in every locality in pre-
ference to any other, I at the earae time b<'liovf wo cannot do
so with a proper rci:ard to our own interests until we prove to
them ttiat the present system is unnecessarily expensive and
burdensome in this : that the number of men and hoys em-
ployed to transfer supplies from the producer and manufac-
turer to the consumer exceeds by more than 100 per ceiil. the
nnmber actually needed ; that a large amount of capital in-
vested in various ways liea as a deaa weight upon this supply
business ; that the system of almost universal credit which
we are ourselvi*s, as a class, kirgtOy responsible for, must be
superseded by the pay-ofyrriqo in/Mfm. In many places we
shall not be able, by argument . to bring al)out a practical re-
form and convince the trading class of the truth of our posi-
tion ; but shall, in our attempt to inaugurate a better system,
be compelled to apply the convincing argument of ordering
supplies, for a time, where we can obtain them at wholesale
rates for cash.
I have written yon as T could get a spare moment while on
the wing, well knowing that the work accumulating during my
absence would require ray undivided attention wht-n I reached
it; and to any correspondent who reads the Granger, this letter
will explain my apparent n«gl«;ct.
Maternally.
J. T. Cobb,
Becr«tar7 Mich. Bt«tc Qrasf «•
Office of Sec^y of the County CouncI] of Patrons )
of HuBoandry, VaiiBuren Co., Iowa. V
Winchester, June 4, 1874. )
Messrs. Montgomery Ward & Co., Chicago, His. :
Dear Sirs:
You will find enclosed post office money order for $44.64,
being the amonnt dne your firm for dry goods phipped to me
May 27. as per invoice No. 2685. Good? quite satisfactory, and
yorf will no donbt receive another order from me soon. Accept
thanks for past favors.
Yours trnly,
Roes Caxhoun,
Sec'y VanBuren County Council P. of H
Winchester, Iowa, July 7, 1874.
Messrs. Montgomery Ward & Co., Chicago. Gents.:
You ean make upe of the above If you see proper. I also
take pleasure in saying the members of Franklin Grange, No.
T26. obtained go<^>ds or your firm amounting in the aggregate
to 119 73-100 dollars, and that they were as represented; and
we were highly gratified at the prompt and business-like man-
ner In which our orders were filled. Please send us some cir-
culars soon as issnt^d.
Very respectfully,
Ross Calhoun,
Sec'y VanBuren County Council P, of H,
New Charabersburg, Columbiana Co., Ohio, April 18, 1874.
Messrs. Montgomery Ward & Co., Chicago. Gents.:
The goods you sent me arrived at Bayard in good condition,
and gave first rate satisfaction. "Well done, good and faith-
ful servants I"
With respect, yours,
JOSBPH ASPBT.
New Chambereburg, Ohio. July 6, l874.
Messrs. Montgomery Ward & Co., Chicago. Gents. :
You are at perfect liberty to publish my letter of April 18,
1874. When you get your new Catalogues ready, do not for-
get to send some to this neighborhood.
With respect, yours,
Joseph Aspet.
Flowerfield, Mich., June 7, 1874.
Messrs. Montgomery Ward & Co., Chicago.
Gentlemen:
Goods as per Invoice No. 2.n. . received; parties well satisfied.
These goods having given such perfect satisfaction, you may
expect heavier orders from us soon.
Yours tndy,
O. jr. Garkison.
Sec. Flowerfield Grange, No. 195.
Flowerfield, Mich, July T, 1874.
Meserfl. Montgomery Ward & Co., Chicaiio.
Gentlemen :
My lotto? to you of June 7th ie at your dlsposftl; use it pa
you please. I would say, part of the goods, after paying all
charges, cost us about one-half the retail price h«re.
Yours truly,
O. W . Gabribon,
Sec. Flowerfleld Grange, No. 196.
Onawa City, Monona Co., Iowa, May 28, 1874.
Montgomery Ward & Co., Cnicago. Sirs:
The package of .carpeting came to hand in good order. Was
well pleased with the quality, colors and figures. The carpet
has been very much admired.
Yours respectfully,
Mbs. W. L. Rme.
Onawa City, Monona Co., Iowa, July B, 1874.
Mespre. Montgomery Ward & Co., Chicago. •
Gentlemen:
Yours of July 3d at hand, and In answer would say I have no
objections to your publishing my letter dated May 28th, 1874.
Yours respectfully.
Mrs. W. L. Rins.
Russell, Lucas Co., Iowa, May 2<i, 1874.
Mesprs. Montgomery Ward & Co., Chicago.
Gentlemen:
The cose of dry goods arrived here yesterday safely, and gave
good satisfaction. The collars. No. 277— on your catalogue.
No. 11 —were not the size ordered, but were grxxi. I can sell
them here for 25 cents per box. f We charged Mr. Morrison 15
cents per box; the same collar will be found in this catalogue,
No. 873.1 No. 261 Parasol was not liked. No. 2.S2 Kid Gloves
were not the color ordered. The balance of the goodo, with
these *maJ/ exceptions, were all right, and we were well pleased
with them — saved us 45 per cent. Accept our thanks for
firomptnebs and satisfaction given. Enclosed please find draft
or the above named bill.
Respectfully,
J. N. Morrison,
Lime Grove Grange No. 1161.
RneseH. Iowa, July 8, 1374.
Messrs. Montgomery Ward & Co Gentlemen:
All right. No obji'Ction at all to your publishing my letter
of May 2«. The ntatemenl I made was correct; not being
guessed at, but arrived at by actual figuring. '^Tien we want
more goods, I will order of you again, and will use my Influ-
ence to gel others to do likewise.
Respectfully,
J. N. Morrison,
Overseer Lime Grove Grange No. 1161.
Scarsboro, Iowa, May 15, 1874.
Messrs. Montgomery Ward A Co., Chicago. Dear Sirs:
Enclosed you will find draft for one hundred and two dollars
•and eighty-three cents, In full of your Invoice No. 1678, for
6»
which please render receipt. I have another bill under way,
Boon aa sufficiently large, I will send forward. Hoping the
same busineBS relation may long continue between us,
I remain, yours fraternally,
Aaron F. Page,
Agent for PoweBheik Grange, No. 633.
Searsboro, Iowa, July 4, 1874.
Meser^ Montgomery Ward & Co. Dear Sire:
You are welcome to uee my letter to you of May 15th in your
new Catalogue of goods, and will add that we are well pleased
with ihe business relations existing between ue.
Yours truly,
Aaron F. Page,
Agent for Powesheik Grange, No. 633.
Red Oak, Iowa, :^^y 13, 1874.
Messrs. Montgomery Ward «fc Co., Chicago. Gentlemen:
Our bill of goode came to hand in due tune and in good order.
Please find enclosed post office orders for fifty -five dollars and
forty -five cents, m payment for same.
Yours tnily,
J. P. Benedict,
Sec'y Farmers' Grange, No. 995.
Red Oak, Iowa, July 7, 1874.
Messrs. Montgomery Ward & Co., Chicago. Gents.:
If you think it would be any advantage to publish my letter
of May 13th, you are welcome to do so.
Yours truly,
J. P. Benedict.
Sec'y Fanners' Grange, No. 995,
Akron, Harrison Co., Missouri, May 18, 1874.
Messrs. Montgomery Ward & Co., Chicago.
Gentlemen:
I received the Regalias on Saturday; am very well pleased
with them, and will try to get you a l^g^r bill to fill next time.
Enclosed please find post oflice order'for amount due you.
Very respectfully yours,
A. M. Morgan,
** Sec'y Akron Grange, No. 688.
Akron, Harrison Co., Mo., July 8, 1874.
Messrs. Montgomery Ward & Co., Chicago.
Gentlemen:
You are hereby authorized to publish any testimonial from
me in your favor. W\5 were agreeably surprised with our
regalias.
Very respectfully, yours,
' A. M. Morgan,
Sec'y Akron Grange, No. 568.
Greenville, Clay Co., Iowa, May 6, 1874.
Messrs. Montgomery. Ward & Co., Chicago. Gents.:
We receiveayour case of goods yesteraay, and find them all
right. All were well pleased with them. Enclosed you will
find thirty-four dollars and seventy cents, amount your due.
Yours respectfully,
A. W. Grkkn,
Sec'v of Liberty Grange, No. 97.
0 Greenville, Iowa, July 8, 1874.
Mes.ors. Montgomery Ward & Co., Chicaf^o, Gents.:
You are at perfect liberty to use nr.y letter of May 6th. I
would like you to send nie a good supply of yonr price lists.
I am Secretary of our County Council, and am doing all I can
to concentrate the whole patronage of our county to your
house, believiuf; we save from .3.J to 50 per cent, on an average.
Yours respectfully,
A. W. Grekn,
Sec'y Liberty Grange, No. 97.
Preston, Fillmore Co., Minn., May 11, 1874.
Messrs. Montgomery Ward & Co., Chicago.
Gentlemen:
Enclosed plea.seflnd poet office orders for eighty-three dollars
and five cents, in full of invoice No. l.%(i received from you.
which came to hand in good order. We find all correct and
perfectly satisfactory.
Yours respectfully.
E. T. Nblson,
Master Preston Grange, No. 91.
Preston, Minn., July 8, 1874.
Messrs. Montgomery Ward & Co., Chicago.
Gentlemen:
You are at liberty to use my letter to you of May 11th, if
deemed advisable.
Respectfully yours,
E. T. Nblson,
Master Preston Grange, No. 91.
Ames, Story Co., Iowa, May 4, 1874.
Messrs. Montgomery Ward & Co., Chicat'o. Gents.:
The bill of goods came to hand in gooa order and were "O
K." We are getting up another order. Enclosed please find
draft twenty-eii dollars and thirty-seven cents, amount of bill.
Yours truly,
S. Olitbr,
Sec'y Franklin Centre Grange,
Ames. Story Co., Iowa, July fi, 1874.
Messrs. Montgomery Ward & Co., Chicago.
Yours of 3d Inst, to hand, and would say yon are at liberty to
use my letter to you of May 4 in your new publication.
Yours truly,
S. Olivbr,
Sec'y Franklin Centre Grange.
Juniata, Adams Co., Neb., Jane 8, 1874.
Montgomery Ward A Co., Chicago. Gentlemen:
Please find enclosed one hundred and seventeen dollars and
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seventy-three cents, balance your due. Hereafter, Mr. A. V,
Cole, Secretary of our Grange, will do the ordering of goods
from you for our Grange. I can but say you have dealt nand-
Bomely with ue.
Very truly yours,
JD. H. Freeman,
Purchasing Agent.
Juniata, Adams Co., Neb., July 9, 1878.
Montgomery Ward & Co. Gentlemen:
All right. Cee the letter as you desire.
Very truly yours,
D. H. Freeman,
Late Purchasing Agent.
Douglas Centre, Clay Co., Iowa, June 18, 1874.
Montgomery Ward & Co.*, Chicago.
Dear Sirs:
Enclosed please find draft for seventy-three dollars and
ninety cents, full for invoice No. 2999. Goods were all right;
gave good satisfaction. Please send receipt for this, also last
amount.
Yours respectfully,
d. J. DUROB,
W. M. Liberty Grange, No. 97. j
Douglas Centre, Clay Co., Iowa, June 18, 1874. Ij
Messrs. Montgomery Ward «fc Co., Chicago. ]
You are at liberty lo publit-h the letter referred to. I am well
pleased with the goods I have purchased of yOu, and take
pleasure in recommending your firm lo all in want of gooda ,.
at wholesale prices. I am, J
Yours respectfully,
J. J. DUROB, I
W. M. Liberty Grange, No. 97.
Grove Lake, Pope Co., Minn., June 24, 1874.
Montgomery Ward «fe Co., Chicago. Gents. :
I have ^ust received the goods you shipped the 10th inst.
They arrived the 20th. The goods are distributed, and gave
good satisfaction in quality. We will order again soon. Eu-
i losed please find draft for sixty-seven dollars and seventy-
five cents, in full for invoice.
Yours truly,
H. H. Velib,
Sec. Grove Lake Grange, No. 339.
Grove Lake, Pope Co.. Minn., July 13, 1874.
Montgomery Ward & Co., Chicago. Gents.:
I cheerfully grant your request for Iho privilege of publish-
ing my letter of June -M or any other one speakint^ in praise
of your goods and your straigiit-forward, buniness-like manner
of dealing. We feel more hiL'hly pleased with your goods and^
Byetem ot selling them than we have expressed in any letter. !
Yours truly,
H. H. Vklib,
Grove Lake Grange, No. 889.
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BensoiL, JjOf^an. Co., Dl., Jane SO, 1874.
Montgomery Ward A Co., Chicago.
Gents:
The bill of goods sent to Mr. Eetes proved satisfactory, and
all seem well pleaded. I am besieged by dozens of men, since
the receipt of your goods, for your Catalogues, and I have but
one left. Please send us a supulv of them.
Very respectfuJly, John P. JoNits,
Sec. Oran Grange, No. 844.
Benson Lotran Co., El., July 14, 1874.
Montgomery Ward & Co., Chicago.
Gents:
Your letter of July 8th, asking permission to publish my
letter of June 20, 1874. is at hand. The privilege is hereby
granted, with the coinpliments of
Yours respectfully, JoffN P. Jonks,
Oran Grange, No. 844.
/.inneus, Linn Co., Mo., May 1, 1874.
Co., Chicago.
Dear Sirn:
I this d)iY send yon by express thirty-one dollars and thirty
cents, in full payment of invoice No. 9f>,^7, which I received
on the 28th ult.. haviug been detained at Laclede, on the Ham-
ilton A St. Joseph K. R. The goods give entire natisfaction,
and I hope soon to make up a. larger club. Please acknowl-
edge receipt of money and oblige.
Very respectfully. Jambs M. Tcrnbr,
Sec. Industry Grange, No. 628.
Linnens, Linn Co., Mo., July )3, 1874.
Montgomery Ward & Co., Chicago.
Gents:
You are at libertv to publish my letter to yon of May 1st, as
I wrote just what / meant. Hoping soon to send you a large
order, 1 remain. Respectfully, James M. TuKNKr.,
Sec. Industry Grange, No. 628>
If these testimonials are Dot sufficient to convince
you that we are at least trying to subserve the in-
terest of our trade, jilease call at our office and we
will further endeavor to convince you by showing
you hundreds of the same tenor, from which these
are selected at random. We will also show you the
goods, with prices attached, corresponding ^o our
published Price List. Wedesire to thank those who
have giveu us permission to publish tUeir letters to
us [all of which we have not used for want of
space). We can assure tliem that they shall never
have just cause to regret the confidence thus placed
in us. MONTGOMERY WARD .S-; CO
PRICE LIST OF
FOR SALE BY
MONTGOMERV WAflD & CO,,
246, 248, ^SO, Sg2 & 2S4 ^^ie ^tfeet,
CHICAGO, ILL.
The Murray Farm Wagon
le well known throughout the Southern and
Western States as
TJ16 Best Made, The Best Ironed, Hie
Best Finished, and The Best Pro-
pcMioned Wa^on in the Country.
Of the many other advantages which Mcrrat's Cblsbratkd
WA90|Tf claim to haT« over all others mantifactured In thlB
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country, the followiug are the prluclpal ones, vtz :
iPl. The WagonB kre better Iroued than all otherB now
manufactured In the country ; the bolsters are all plated on
top.
Sd. The Axles are plated in the centre, where the Reach
and the Klng-BoIt are working, which prevents the Axle from
being worn out.
3d. The front hounds are braced solid to the axles, which
will hold the hounds solid until the Wagon is worn out.
4th. All Axles are turned out bv the Axlotree Lathe Ma-
chine, and are therefore, exactly alike in every regard, which
j^lves the great advantage over those made by hand, that every
axle has the same set and gether, which enables us to furnisli
a new axle in the place of such as may l>e broken by some
accident ; and, as it is exactly a duplicate, any farmer can put
K in in a few minutes, and the wagon will ran as easy and
light as ever before, saving time and expenses in going to a
mechanic.
DESCRIPTION OF WAGONS AND PRICE,
Delivered on board Cars, at Niles. Michts:«n.
No. 1. One-horse, Thimble Skein, JV in- Spindle, with
Spring Beats and Thills, l>i r 96 Tire $50 W
No. 2. One-horse. Iron Axle, l^i in. Spindle, with Spring
Seats and Thills, IVxJi Tire 66 00
No. 3. One-horse, Thimble Skein, S»i In. Spindle, with
Spring under Box and Spring Seats and Thills,
\h^% Tire 60 00
No. 4. One-horse, Iron Axle, 1»4 in. Spindle, with Spring
under Box, and Spring Seats and Thills,
l^x% Tire 66 00
No h. Two-Horse, Thimble Skein, 8 in. Spindle, l%x^
Tire, with common Double Box 68 00
No. 7 IVo-Horse, Thimble Skein, 33i Inch Spindle.
I>6 xMSth Tire,wit?b common Double Box. . 70 OR
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Ho. b. Heavy Two-Huifcie, Thimbiu JSkeiii, 3*2 iu. Spiu-
rile, U/s X 9-lt»th and IJg s h Tire, with common
Double Box or Cottou Bed 72 OOi
No. y. Two-Horst'. Iron Axle, 1^ >". Spindle, li^gX^^
Tire, with Double Box 70 00 1
No, 10. Two-Horse, Iron Axle, Hi in. Spindle, 1% x %
Tire, with common Double Box 75 00|
Accompanying each Wagon, to make it complete, are T
Doubletree, 2 Sinj^lelrees, 1 Neck-i'oke, 1 pair of Stay-Chains,
1 Wrench and 1 Spring Seat.
AH Thimble Skein Wagv)ns have Hickory Axle.-, and tht
Wheels and the Gearing are made of the Be!?t Quality of Oaki
and Hickory, all Thoroughly Reasoned and Wai^anttd
Brake $4.50 Extra.
DESCRIPTION OF HUGGIES, A.NU JHRICE^
Delivered on board of Carb, at Nilcs, Michigan.
No. 1. Piano Box, Open.... $125 00 With Top. .. .$230 0()
No. 2. Coal Box, Open 125 OC' With Top.... 230 0>;
No. 3. Yacht Box, Open.... 125 00 WithTop.... 230 CD
No, 4. Square Box, Open 110 0'
No. A. Square Box, Open, with Top 180 Oi
No. 5. Two-8eated Open Carriage 150 0)
All Fine Buggies with SARVENT'S PATENT WHEELS,
and the beet Axle» and Springs that are made.
All Light Bodies are made of Hard Wood, and the Gearings
are all of Second-growth Hickory.
We can put from 22 to 25 Wagons on a Car. No Wagon;
shipped, unlefs the order is accorni)anied by the money, oi
has the " Grange Seal " attached. We ehall require our montj
within 10 days from date of shipment.
ITfonteoinery War»t A Co.
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>i^vTvuf^v%.c!TuriEi> iron
THE ABOVE < FT HKPRESENTS
"Our Own" Spring Bed
Ak it Miiptar-i rtaily ftir u«e and hIko pHck«'d for Khipnient.
Ii;flruclioi)H for ^'t•tliTll,' up arc .-c»i with o.uli IWd.
Thevc an" tt.c- l.<Kf Shil SprinL' B.-dn in
mark'-r. Wi- sell tluin at *'.i.75 CMch.
Seepai:('45. No. 16'J.1. T!u-y an-
NOISELESS, COMFORTABLE and DLRABLE
aii'l uitiiiii tli«- r.;ich if all '.u price. In 'ndtriiiL'. "••nd the
length <.f oiic of ilif cro-s-slals of your hedi-MMid and we will
Reiul a tit. No iroiiMr to put tln*m loi:<Mlior. The rstHb-
iplu'(l r.'lail pricf (.f i1)i-kc I'.ciIh has hiiii for yciri- from SfnW
to $t;.fH). iviuiit^fonicry. AVnrd A- Co.,
2Uj !4i i">4 KiNZJr. Stkkkt
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THE
Pullman Palace Car
The most delicate and exquisite Perfume \
ever offered to the trade. J^o better
ever imported. In retentive quali-
ties it certainly has no equal,
as it requires but a Drop
to perfume the hand-
kerchief for days.
It ia a combination of the choicest odors distilled
from the flowers cultivated in the south of France and
Jtalv, which is the flower garden of the world; and,
as these odors are imported direct from the distillers
by Messrs. Bell Mann & Co., 16^3 Wabash Avenue.
Cxiicngo, 111., (manufacturers of these exquisite per-
fumes), they are enabled to present the Bouquet
from extracts in their original purity.
We offer the Gfoods at the foUowine; wholesale prioes. Ton can have ai
mach or little as you want.
PULLMAN PALACE CAR, Lubln's size bottles, « d©«., $6.00
WHITE ROSE. ' 6.00
PKBRLK8S, ' 6.06
Tb«r« \m aoth-iiii; that oe a(M« to the toilet m a littte perfamc
GRANGE SEALS.
rOS SAMPLES AlTD PSICS LIST ADOBESS
S.D.GHILDSJr.&CO.,
116 FRANKLIN ST., CHICAGO,
STENCIL PUTES Ai JLPIIIIBETS,
For Marking Bage>, BoxeH, and Barrels.
BURNING BRANDS,
For Marking Cattle, Tools. Ac.
In piiceB, can and will compete -with the low«8t
In execution, surpass all.
ALL ORDERS ADDRESSED TO
Montgomery A^ ard &Co,
WUl k« Pnttnptlv rUUd.
WHOLESALE PRICE LIST.
J. Enoch LoT^e,
AGKTNJT ITOR SS3IITH & CO.,
CHICAGO. ILL.
To some the qnotalioii cf LiqiiorJ*. In this CiitaloifUe, rajiy
bf ohjeclioniihle. As an i-xpliination wc bi-f? to .«t;iie that we
allow llu'.-'t' quotationp at Iheiequeetof miuiy of ourcuetomers
hUc] as a sptH-ial jucsnimoflation to Mr. Lowe.
We shall not derive one cent profit from the pale of these
fioodf. and do notwisli to be at. any losf^ for tluia eud^'avoring
to meet the demand of our friends. Mr. Lowe was educated
to the Liquor trade in Kentucky, and underytands it thoroiiL'hly.
lie has been Head Book-Keeper in our tiotisc for a lona: time,
ai d ha.- jnoved in every re.«p*"Ct tru-<tworthy. He having
received th<> atjency of Messrs. S. & Co. for the fale of their
iroods. \vc (k-8ire. *n part, to nT02:nize his valuable efforts in
our behalf, by thue ailowinir him a sjjacc for the quut ition of
hi- Hue. MO.N TGOMERY WARD & CO.
Orders addressed in the care of MOy^T(i OM ERY
It Alt!) i£- CO., or directly to them, will meet with prompt
atf(Mition.
Arranpemonts have been made to ship Liquors alontr witii
their c;oods. and thereby often saving: additional charges for
cartaire.
Shipments to be made by Express, C. O. "D., or by Freight
wht'D the Grange Seal is attached to the order and- ordered
so. or by Freic'ht when money is paid in advance.
No coods sold on longer time than 15 day8 from date of
shipment.
Money to be par in Chicago, without Express charge or
any other cost to me.
BOURBON "WHISKEY. Per Gallon.
e gal. keg 9'i per cent. Bourbon $1 70
»i gal. keg 95 per cent, liourbon 1 85
6 gal. keg 100 per cent. Bourbon 2 00
(> gal. keg Lowe's Silver Tide Uonrbon 8 25
6 gal. keg Lowe's Silk Tinish Bourbon, "No. 2 2 35
TO
Btnirhon Whiskey continued. Per tiullen.
6 phI. kou LoweV Silk Finish Bourbuu, No. 1 2 50
6 K&\. kep .3 year old Bourbon Jl 00
6 ;:al. ket: 4 y.'iir old Bourbon :": 4 00 .
6 gal. ket: 5 y»)tr old Bourbon 5 00
6 i;al. kec H ytai" old r.onrbon 6 00
RYE WHISKEY. Per Gallon.
6 sjnl. kej; 90 j)er ceni. Rye $1 75
b ^al. keg 95 ixT^cent. Rye 190
6 Ral. Ke;,' 100 pel cent. Rye 2 10
♦) gal. kej: Low eV-' Silver Tide Rye. 8 35
b gal. kei:L«weV Silk Fini.-h Rye, No. 2 2 50
« gal. ket: Lowe'e Silk Finish Rye, No. 1 3 00
6 gal. keg. 4 year old Rye t 4 00.
6 gal. keg 5 year old Rye 5 00
b gal. ke;; 6 year old Itye. (cheap) ^ ''^\.
BRANDY Per Gallon.
95 per C«ut. Brandy $1 9'>
100 per cent Brandy 2 10 •
Blended Brandy...'.:..:... -■:.- 2 35
Pufe Culiforniii Grap^ Brandy :i OO
Pure Grape Brandy, Vintage 1869 4 OO
Imported Brandy, extfa , 4 00
WINES. Per Gallon.
I'ort Wine , - S'J W
Port Wine 2 50
Sherry Wine.: 2(0
Sherry Wine 2 50
Angelica Wine, Hweet SI '5 to 2 25
GIN. Per Gal lot).
D»)me!«lic Gin, Holland $1^5
Dome«tic Gin, HoUaud •. , ■i 00
Domestic Gin, Old Tom 2 25
Domestic Gin, Old Tom * "o
Holland Gin, (Imported) 5 7.'')
£nglibh Old Tom Gin. (Imported) H 00
RUM. Per Gallon.
Jamaica Rum $1 85
Jamaica Rum, good 2 OO
Jamaica Rum. flue i $2 25 to 3 00
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Rum contiuued. Per Gallon.
New England Rum, domestic 185
Pure New England Rum 2 00
Pure New England Rum, 8 yeari old 3 00
AL80 ON SALE TUB FOLLOWING:
Kuimmel, (Caraway Seed Whiskey) 175
Kulmmel, (German, double) .. 2 26
AquaVitffi 175
Scotch Whiskey, 105 per cent 2 26
Scotch Whiskey, 110 per cent 2 75
Ramsay's Scotch, (guaranteed Imported) 5 75
Irish Whiskey, 105 per cent 2 60
Irish Whiskey, 110 per cent. 3 00
Cherry Brandy $l.g5to 2 25
Blackberry Brandy, pure 2 75
Blackberry Brandy 2 00
Blackberry Wine, pure 2 75
Blackberry Wine... ^ 2 00
Peach Brandy, pure 3 00
Apple Brandy, pure 8 00
Pawnee Bitters 1 76
WeKt India Bitters, very fine 2 25
KEGS. (Empty.)'
Per Keg.
^ sjal. Keg $125
6 gal. Keg 1 :" 1 50
10 gal. Keg 176
JUGS. (Empty.)
Per Jug.
1 gal.Jng Jl S 15
2 gal . Jug 26
3 gal Jug 45
A charge of 15 cents will he made for case and packing
of single Jug or Demijohn. Jugs can be packed in case
with Dry Goods without any danger of breaking.
All Liqtfors quoted ar^ warranted pure, and prices are
guaranteed to be low; cheaper goods dould be quoted, but
I would not like to recommend tbem a« being free from
adQltaratiOD.
Be Sure to Ask for
ON.T
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