'S*:'WS''"*^^ ^\^ ■{30. The Winterthur Libi aiy Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2010 with funding from Lyrasis IVIembers and Sloan Foundation http://www.archive.org/details/catalogueno11200sear ~1 DEPARTMENT INDEX, IF YOU WISH TO REFER TO ANY PARTICULAR CLASS OF MERCHANDISE, SEE THE DEPARTNIEMT INDEX BELOW. FOR COMPLETE ITEMIZED INDEX, TURN TO THE PINK PAGES AT END OF BOOK. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS 475-516 ARTISTS' MATERIALS - 167-168 BABY CARRIAGES 652-656 BARBERS' S'JPpliES - 692-696 BICYCLES - - 346-357 BLACKSMITHS' TOOLS - 517-553 BOOKS - - - 119-154 BOOTS AND SHOES - - 911-938 BUILDERS' HARDWARE - 730-758 CARPETS - - - 1053-1075 CLOAKS - - - 1161-1180 CLOCKS . - - - 113-118 CLOTHING - - • 939-985 CROCKERY - - - 631-645 CUTLERY ■ • - 682-695 DRAWING INSTRUMENTS AND MATERIALS - DRUGS DRY GOODS ELECTRICAL GOODS FURNISHING GOODS - FURNITURE FURS .... GRAPHOPHONES GROCERIES - GUNS AND SPORTING GOODS - 255-256 437-474 991-1075 574-578 838-906 594-630 1178-1185 257-265 14-23 280-344 HARDWARE HARNESS AND SADDLERY JEWELRY LADIES' WEARING AP- PAREL LAMPS MACKINTOSHES MECHANICS' TOOLS - MILLINERY MOVING PICTURES MUSICAL GOODS NOTIONS - OPTICAL GOODS PHOTOGRAPHIC GOODS - 682-799 384-436 66-99 1142-1200 646-649 986-990 697-729 1118-1124 266-273 171-223 1080-1117 224-232 233-256 PIANOS AND ORGANS PLUMBERS' SUPPLIES SEWING MACHINES SILVERWARE - SPORTING GOODS - STATIONERY STOVES - TOMBSTONES TOYS UNDERWEAR VEHICLES WALL PAPER WATCHES 171-^6 657-177 100-12 280-3U bS-l'JO 800-8:8 3^5 1125-113' 855-86' 362-371' 28-31 • 32-65 FOR COMPLETE ITEMIZED INDEX REFER TO PINK PACES AT END OF BOOK. HOW WE MAKE EVERY TRANSACTION WITH US STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL. AS SOME OF OUR CUSTOMERS, ESPECIALLY TOWNSPEOPLE AND BUSINESS HOUSES have in the past requested us to ship their goods in plain packages or boxes, leaving off our name and ad- dress, so that no one will know where the goods come from, we have decided to make every transaction strictly con- fidential. ALL GOODS WILL BE SHIPPED IN PLAIN UNPRINTED BOXES OR PACKAGES. OUR NAME AND ADDRESS WILL NOT APPEAR ON ANY BOX, PACK- AGE, ENVELOPE OR WRAPPER, so when our goods are unloaded at the freight depot or express office, or when they are delivered to you by the expressman or drayman, no one will be able to know what you have bought or where you bought it. TO SATISFY SUCH OF OUR CUSTOMERS as do not wish others to know anything about what goods they send away for, or what they pay, all transactions with us are in this way treated in the strictest confidence, and hereafter we will not allow our name to appear on boxes or .""'ckages containing goods, or on tags,Vnvelopes, labels or catalogue wrappers. OUR NAME AND ADDRESS WILL NOT AP- PEAR ON ANY ARTICLE OF MERCHANDISE. WHY WE ASK 50 CENTS FOR OUR CATALOGUE. ($1.00 FOR THE SAME BOOK, BOUND IN CLOTH, LIKE THIS COPY.) WE CHARGE FOR OUR CATALOGUE No. 112 SOLELY IN THE INTEREST OF OUR CUSTOMERS, the people who buy from us. It is done that we may quote lower prices than ever before, very much lower than you can buy from your storekeeper; much lower prices than can be had from any other catalogue house that furnishes catalogues free for the asking or for a small fraction of their cost. IT IS CUSTOMARY FOR ALL CATALOGUE HOUSES to furnish their catalogues free or for a small fraction of their cost, 5 cents, 10 cents, or 15 cents, and as a result hundreds of thousands of catalogues are constantly going into the hands of people who do not buy. This is wasted advertising expense which some one must pay for, and there is no one to pay for it but the peo- ple who do buy. A percentage to cover this wasted expense is added to the selling price of every article of merchandise sold by such houses. IF YOU GET A CATALOGUE FOR A FRACTION OF ITS COST, and you send the house an order, you can be assured that half a dozen catalogues were at the same time sent free to people who did not order, and you, therefore, miist, when you order, pay for the catalogue you receive and the half dozen catalogues sent ■J FOR THE BENEFIT OF MERCHANTS, MANUFACTURERS, TRADES- MEN AND OTHERS, who, knowing they can buy from us at much lower prices than they can buy elsewhere, and who wish to buy from us either to sell again or for use in manufacturing, build- ing, etc., to protect you against anyone learning whei^ you buy your goods or what you pay for them, we have decided to leave our name and address off from every article we sell, so that even though the illustration may show the imprint of 'our name and address, it will not appear on t}ie goods you get. 1 This en- ables gc.eral stores, dealers inspecijalties, such as bicycles, sew- ing machines, stoves, organs and pianos, in fact, handlers of any kind of merchandise, to buy their goods from us at lower prices than they could possibly get elsewhere, and gives them an opportunity of charging whatever profit they see fit and rtis posing of the goods without the purchaser knowing that ihey were bought from us. REMEMBER, OUR PRICES TO THE STOREKEEPER ARE EXACTLf THE SAME AS TO THE CONSUMER, the same whether one articli- or 1,000 are ordered, our aim being to protect every buyer and furnish merchandise of the highest standard of quality at much lower prices than it can be had from any other house. to the others who do not order. You pay for it in a percentage which is added to the selling price of every article qu'^ted by such houses. FOR EXAMPLE, you may get a catalogue free, or for a I'ractior of its cost, 5, 10 or 15 cents, and you may order a double barri; hammerless shotgun and pay $20.00 for it. when we quote it a' $14.95. You will see you have then paid $5.05 for wasted cata- logue advertising. The same thing applies on everything you order from a house that furnishes catalogues free or for a frac- tion of their cost. * ••- » ' BUSINESS HOUSES DO NOT GIVE SOMETHING FOR NOTHING. If your neighbors get catalogues for nothing, and they do not buy,' i you pay for the catslogues sent them when you buy. • I WE HA\ ■ DEDUCTED FROM OUR SELLING PRICES THE ADVERTIS- I ING EXPENS OF OUP "G CATALOGUE. We ask you to pay 50 c»'its ( for our Catalogue IS u. 112 ($1.00 for the same book, bound cloth, like tais copy) when you get it, but we do not ask you pay for from two to a half dozen catalogues every time you s* us an order. In other words, we save you the 50 cents or dollar you send us for the book several times over oa fi order you send us. OUR LIBERAL C. 0. P., SUBJECT TO EXAMINATION, PAY AFTER RECEIVED AND EXAMINED TERMS 'b7ri'i& small casQ deposit, receive, see and examine any goods belore paying for themj, are fully exphiined on page 2 IP ' f 'tE AP EST S 0 P P LY. H OOS E sC/ f \j.-«i- ■^-te^ WITH K:.' "* ^ ^ ^s^Al^^' — # Ouf ^n PATALOGUt MaMMOT" e-oNTAiij^s Over ICO, 000 IllusttaiTIONs \^ND Quotations, mWled rP ANY ADDRESS OV pc-^imot o.' 50 CENTS. .fPf-REACHtV ,^0^^ ^:s '@WM^^ Perm I ss'On ■ATIONAL City Bank NEW YOR K Metropolitan Natl Bank^^ Coon Exchange Natl Ban>i( < CH tCAGO. WE SEU EVERYTniNf BY MAIL ORDER ONLY, TOqUR { TWO MILLION CUSTOV"^ V / 'OVER THE WORLD. ^ CABLE ADDRESS; "3 J PPLY CHICAGO: 66-95 FULTON, ST 73-a7 N "OESPLAINES ST 1-31 WAVMAN.ST 74-88 N. JjEFFERSON. ST DIRECT WIRE WITH I WtSTERN UNION AND > I. TELEGRAPH COS. LONG DISTANCE P*. ' .E; MONROE 24 WITH PRIVATE EXCMAN5E TO ALL DEPARTMENTS Ch icago, OUR LIBERAL C. 0. D. SUBJECT TO EXAMINATION, PAY AFTER RECEIVED TERMS, ARE FULLY EXPLAINED ON PAGE 2. '^UR REFERENCES, SEE PAGES 12 IND 13. We refer by special permission to the National Ci New York, Capital and Surplus, $15, 700,000.00, ilitnn National Bank and Corn Exchange National Bank of Chicago, combined capital and surplus, $8.' ind Friend: - This big catalogue has been made so thoroughly complete -.li, every department that it is intended to be used for ordering goof's and for reference, season after season. ^^ This one book, if preserved, can be used for sending us crrder^ and for reference for several years, for it has been made .JJioroiAghly complete in every department. The prices quoted are ch very lowest Chicago wholesale prices, with all advertising expense deducted. If you should order from this book two or three yearc hence, and there should be any reduction in price on the goods or- dered by you, we will give you the benefit of the lower price and return the difference to you in cash. It will not be necessary for you to send for any other catalogue or price list from any house, as this catalogue is com- plete in every department and quotes the lowest possible prices ci everything. Understand, as long as you preserve this catalogue you can use it either for reference or for sending orders to us, always with the understanding that the goods are guaranteed to be per- fectly satisfactory to you or your money will be returned to you, and where any prices have been reduced you will get the benefit cf the reduction without notice and the difference will be returned to you in cash. We have departed from the long established rule, univers- ally adopted by all other catalogue houses that sell goods from catalogues, circulars, booklets, samples or by mail order, and wholly in the interest of our customers and lower prices we are making a charge to cover the first cost of every catalogue we pub- lish. It is today and it has for all time been the custom for all 'dialogue houses, every kind of institution selling goods by mail .uer, to issue various catalogues and mail them postpaid to any address, either free on application or for a very small fraction of their cost. The amount of money thus annually wasted in the vast amount of printed matter, in the thousands of tons of paper that are annually printed up into catalogues, the enormous amount of postage paid to circulate these catalogues into every one of the over 70,000 postoffices, the amount of money that is expended for all this that goes into the hands of people who never bu" ^ne penny'c worth of goods, would reach a figure so large, t jolossaj., as would stagger almost any buyer or seller. (over) / All this expense, all this wasted, advertising that goes to c .iple who do not buy, is paid for by tha people who do buy. Every ■!ny expended in printed matter and postage is accounted for as an cm of wasted advertising expense and added to the selling price the goods, and v/hen you buy an article': from a catalogue or mail der house that supplies catalogues free' or for a fraction of their cost, you will pay an extra price tp cover a number of cata- logues that have been mailed to people who never buy. We believe it is time to discontinue asking our customers- to pay us money for something they have never received. If we have sent out a large number of catalogues to people who have never bought from us, we do not believe we have any right to charge you any part of the expense by adding it to the selling price of the goods you order from us. * This catalogue costs us money the same as our merchandise ■'•osis us money, and if a party wishes our catalogue, the only way e an furnish it to him in fairness to our customers is to ask to pay us the cost price of the book; then if he never buys us we are not the loser; but by reason of his having paid for catalogue, we have not been compelled to add any catalogue ad- ising expense to our selling price, and he can buy from us at h loiyer price than he can buy from any other house. T^en our old customers who buy from us regularly season eason will have no reason to complain of our going to a big .§nse to furnish catalogues free or for a fraction of their cost people who do not buy, and adding this expense to our selling ces. Under our system it has all been deducted. he prices quoted in this catalogue are for the cost of the i -^ ought in large quantities for cash, our economical handling e and our one small percentage of profit added, but not one for wasted catalogue circulation. We do not compete with other houses on the price of cata- 1 ,ues, no more do other houses attempt to compete with us on the p ices we make on merchandise. We accept all orders with the understanding that if any goods ordered from us are not perfectly satisfactory when received they can be returned to us at our expense, and we will immediately '"'^turn your money together with any freight or express charges you have paid. We make you perfectly secure and sell to you at much Ic Br prices than any other house. In order to do this we must get pa i for our catalogues, we must ask our customers to send no order amounting to less than 50 cents, and by getting pay for our cata- Id aes and filling no small orders under 50 cents, we make a big saving and we give you the benefit of every penny saved in the in- comparably low prices quoted in this book. In presenting this catalogue, we wish to warn our customers ^t impostors, who, knowing we make the lowest prices of any ouse in the world, travel about the country claiming to represent ,s , soliciting orders and collecting money. All such people are rauds and should be treated as sucti, for there is no one outside f our store, either in Chicago or elsewhere, who is authorized to elicit an order or collect one dollar for our account. On the basis of far more value for your money than you caa get elsewhere, made possible by our getting paid for our cata- logues, thereby saving the great waste incurred by the old time methods and deducting this expense from our selling prices, we earnestly speak for your trade. • 1- Yours very truly, A4724 SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO. For Complete Index REFER TO THE Pink Pages at the End of the Book, You cannot do us a greater favor than to SHOW THIS CATALOGUE TO YOUR FRIENDS and alloys them to use it for sending us orders. For Complete Index REFER TO THE Pink Pages Hi the End of the Bookm You cannot do us a greater favor than to SHOW THIS CATALOGUE TO YOUR FRIENDS and allovif them to use it for sending us orders. ^I^O't^. fN HANDING YOU OUR CATALOGUE No. 112, we wish to I embrace the opportunity of thanking all those who have dealt with us for the liberal patronage they have given us, and we specially desire to express our appreciation of the interest you have aken in calling the attention of your friends and neighbors to the ?w prices quoted in our catalogue, for, from the thousands of orders ■3 receive every day, orders coming from every section of every tatgL-froDT! people who have never before dealt with us, it is plainly vident that our customers are taking an active interest in our MONEY SAVING MAIL ORDER METHOD OF BUYING, ac. that they are calling the attention of their friends to the money tiey can save on purchases they make from us. It is evident that hey are causing their neighbors who have not as yet sent to us for ,oods, to see the kind of goods we furnish, and how low our prices ire as compared to the prices at which the goods can be bought rom thoir storekeepers at home. They are also having an oppor- unity to learn from the experience of their neighbors who are al- eady dealing with us, that the freight or express charges, when 'dded to our extremely low selling prices, amount to next to noth- ig as compared with the money saved on goods bought from us. '^^ToanyAddres^' 7JS MUCH AS WE APPRECIATE THE LIBERAL PAT- JJ RONAGE WE ARE RECEIVING, as much as we value every order sent us, we appreciate even more, if possible, the interest our customers everywhere are showing in the way of assisting us in introducing our low price making method of selling. WE CAN SEE TODAY MOT ^ THAN EVER BEFORE, that almost every catalogue we send tu a customer of ours, th-- same catalogue is used by one or 'n-.-, . ; 'rimilies in Ihf sir neighborhood. It is evident that this'.cau 's used b of our customer calling his neighbor's attenlic. 'le c- We wish to assure our customers that if THE LOWEST PRICES THAT CAN POSSIBLY ht c consistent with honest goods and honest representations with the greatest possible care in the handling and filling of if this will merit your continued interest in our factory to co method of furnishing goods, if you will continue to allow youi and neighbors to use your catalogue for reference and for 1 from us, and will continue to call the attention of your frie neighbors to our catalogue and to our low prices, we ' will do our part. We will leave nothing undone to give values and such service as can be had from no other hi OUR COMPLIMENTS TO THE RETAIL MERCHANT. AS THIS CATALOGUE GOES DIRECT TO THE CONSUMER (the party who ses the goods), and the prices quoted in this book, quality for quality, are 3wer than the prices quoted in any other catalogue printed, whether the ouse printing the catalogue sells to the consumer or to the dealer, as every :ioe quotation plainly shows, and we frequently speak of how much money .lu can save on an article as against the price you would be compelled to ■ly your storekeeper at home ; many merchants (storekeepers) and even nany of our customers might think that our purpose was to antagonize the itail dealers of the country. WE WISH TO CORRECT ANY SUCH IMPRESSION. We have the greatest espect for the retail merchant. He fills an important place in commerce, in tct, is a necessary agent for the distributing of all kinds of merchandise to .le convenience of the consumer everywhere. Very rarely the country lerchant who sells you dry goods, shoes, hardware and other merchandise, vercharges you. As a rule, the merchant from whom you buy, adds as ittle profit to the cost of the goods to him as he can possibly afford to add. "or example : If a certain article in our catalogue is quoted at $1.00 and •our hardware merchant asks you $1.50 for the same article, we wish to ay in behalf of your hardware dealer that this difference of 50 cents does lOt represent an excessive profit he is charging you; for by reason of his eing compelled to buy from wholesale houses in small quantities, he is ;ompelled to pay more for this article than we would pay, for we buy in ■""yi. rge quantities direct from the manufacturers; his sales are necessarily na!] his expenses necessarily large in proportion to the amount of busi- sss nc does, and he must get his cost, his expenses and a fair profit out of 'ji goods he sells. IF YOU LIVE A THOUSAND MILES FROM CHICAGO and you are in need J cods to use today or tomorrow, and you have not time to send to us . certainly it is a great convenience to you to have different stores in 'ovv town where the goods are carried in stock and where your wants can >i .v-.pplied on a moment's notice), we believe when you patronize your orekeeper at home, as you must for your many wants, especially when your ants have not been anticipated, and you have not time to send to us. that JU should expect to pay this merchant a fair profit. We feel like again jpeating in his behalf, if the goods you buy from him for $1.00 would cost om us. freight charges added. 75 cents, he is not overcharging you; he is ;• orf - t ^ not taking more profit from you than he is entitled to, and whe ■ sider the price he must pay for goods, buying in small quantities, h;; of selling (for his sales are not large), and the fact that he must : : enough to make at least a living, with very few exceptions th-. . merchant in every line sells to you for as little money as he car, j afford to sell. WE NUMBER THOUSANDS OF OUR VERY BEST CUSTOMERS AMONG THE MERCHANTS in all lines in every state: thousands of merchant; : i-U lines are constantly buying from us. We feel there is ample roon. ':' > big, rich, growing country for all the country merchants who are rie f J in honest merchandising, and there is also room for us. IT IS NOT OUR DESIRE to build up our business (now aire .dy ^ "/ large) by attempting to tear down any retail business already ir. csjencu. We know all of our two miilion customers buy more or less from ' keepers at home. We know they will continue doing so. and v; greatly to their convenience that they can do this, and their f 'i continue to support and strengthen the retail dealers of the ^ -. when anyone of our two million customers, thei.' friends or their i.e.' Jic, wish to buy anything in our line (and we handle almost everything cc. ce - " able in merchandise), and they can anticipate their wants for a '' w -'s long enotgh for their order to reach us and the goods to reach thfir...f,- by sending to us they can save a liberal percentage as against th = z they would be compelled to pay their storekeeper at home, it iS ps ~\ proper that our customers and their friends and neighbors should sen., sicj orders to us and save as much money as they possibly can. THE COUNTRY MERCHANT WHO UNDERTAKES TO ANTAGONUE Tl' CATALOGUE HOUSE really antagonizes his own customers, he rea'.iy q'us- tions the right of his customers to spend their money where they like, a-* we believe the wise merchant will treat his customers the best he possibl- can, will give his customers as good value for their money as is possible not criticise his customers forspending their money where they iiker-- tainly not assail them for sending their money to a catalogue hou' - doing this he if criticising his customers for saving money, ar-; injuring the catalogue house he is injuring his own business and the business of , the catalogue house. >0 NOT FAIL TO GIVE SIZE, COLOR, WEIGHT, ETC., IF REQUIRED, WHEN WRITING YOUR f SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO., Cheapest Supply House on Ear**-. Chicago. CATALOGUE No,ll2. ^ ^UR C. O. D. TERMS. NOTHING CAN WORK GREATER INJURY TO THE RELIABLE MERCHANT than attempting to dictate to his customers how they shall spend their money or where they should buy goods, or by censuring a competitor, whether a neighboring storekeeper or a caialogue house, and the merchant who tells customers, who are already patronizing us, that our goods are in- ferior to his, tells his customers someming which both the customers and tho merchant know is not true, tells a prospective customer of ours that the goods he may get from us will not ba'of as good a quality as what he (the merchant) would sell to him, and the customer sends to us and finds that our goods are of as good or better quality, by the merchant's misstatements he has injured only himself. The merchant who attempts to divert trade from us by exaggerated statements as to the freight or express charges in- jures only himself, for our prospective customer can learn from the railroad or express agent in his own town just what the transportation charges will be, or, if he orders from us and pays the express or freight charges he will then learn that his home merchant has endeavored to mislead him by mis- representation, and the merchant oply is injured. THE CAREFUL BUYERS of the United States who get our catalogue and see our prices and learn how much money they can save, and those who learn from their neighbors who are dealing with us all about how much money is being saved every day by sending to us for goods, will continue ■ordering from us. they will continue sending their orders to us for all such goods as they can anticipate their wants in advance a sufficient time for the order to reach us and the goods to reach them. If they can save from $50.00 to $200 00 a year on such goods as it is convenient for them to order from us. they are entitled to this saving, they should make this money, and the merchant who undertakes by any means to persuade them against sav- ing thi^ money injures only himself. THE BROAD GAUGE UP TO DATE MERCHANT who attends strictly fo his own business and sells his goods on as small a margin as he can, con- sistent with the natural cost and expense of doing a small retail trade, will always receive the liberal support of our customers, will always have a place ''commerce. There is plen'y .t room for all, and no seller has a right dictate to the buyer wh ; ,r ,-pin whom he should buy his goods. OyR M' AL. '\im% OF SHIPMENT. ha tut act, ' *yS No D;;-',^iL'NTS. We iell for cash only, and the prices -, tn'.-! r-i- log-. J ?(-e absolutely n'H. from which there is no discount pict Ai" a.!].;e lo one and all. .;«tSrr r.;||PMENT ARE VERY LIBERAL. Nearly all our custom- ..iish irt full with their orders, thus saving the small charge the ex- ipanies always make for collecting a C. 0. D. and returning the ' :;. and we certainly advise sending cash in full with the order, to aving and as a more satisfactory way of ordering, always, of the understandfng that we will immediately return your money ' is that are not perfectly satisfactory to you. IVISE AGAINST ORDERING GOODS TO BE SHIPPED BY EXPRESS HT C. 0. D., SUBJECT TO EXAMINATION. First, by reason of an '.'ss charge (as above mentioned^ a charge which the express com- 'i/s make for collecting' thV money and returning it to us. This I ways saved v/hen cash in full is sent with the order. Second, s are shipped by freight C. 0. D., subject to examination, a draft unt of the C. O. D. must be sent for collection either by express bank in your town, and the goods must be shipped consigned to . with instructions for the railroad agent to notify you that the . e there. The freight agent, as a rule, will allow you to examine the jsfore paying for them. (Goods shipped by express, you can always > before paying for). But on a freight shipment, before the be delivered to you, you must first go to the express office or ^ay the amount of the C. O. D. in order to have the bill of lading Dr the delivery of the goods to you. With this bill of lading or ,e goods you can then go to the railroad station and get the goods; '• hand, if the full amount of cash is sent with your order the goods direct to you, and you only have to go to the railroad station or •:e and pay the freight or express charges and take the goods: ;ourse, with the understanding that if the goods are not perfectly ' when received you can return them to us at our expense and lediately return your money. However, to those who prefer to .r-iine the goods they buy before paying for them, we offer to it on C. 0. D., subject to examination, pay after received as follows; ANY GOduS QUOTED IN THIS CATALOGUE (unless otherwise specially stated, provi.'.f.d the order amounts to $5.00 or more) will be shipped to any address east of the Rocky Mountains by freight C. O. D., subject to examin- ation, or. reo; ,pt of a sufficient amount of cash with the order to pay all ex- press or .. 3i. nt charges both ways. On receipt of such an order, the goods will go forward by express or freight C. 0. D., subject to examination. You- will be credited on the bill for the amount of money sent with your order. After ,he goods are received and examined at your nearest railroad station or express office, if they are found perfectly satisfactory you can then pay tiie balanci of our price and freight or express charges, less thr arr-' of money sent with the order. If, however, the goods are not per:', factory you can return them to us at our expense and we will immediately return the oash. deposit sent with your order. Our only object in requiring you to send a ca2h deposit sufficient to pay the freight or express charges both ways is to orotect us against a class of people who might order out of curiosity, with no idea of accepting and paying for the goods when received, thus putting us to an unnecessary expense for transportation charges which our low selling prices will not warrant. WHERE THE EXACT DEPOSIT REQUIRED IS NOT STATED, we advise that on all orders amounting to less than $10.00. one-fourth of the amount of the order be sent wiih the order. On orders amounting to more than $10.00 one-fifth of the amount should be sent with the order. For example: If you wish the goods shipped C. 0. D.. subject to examination, and your ol- der amounts to $8.00, you should send at least $2,00 with your order. If your order amounts to $20.00. send $4.00 with your order, the balance pay- able after received. NOTE-WHERE A VERY SMALL CASH DEPOSIT WILL BE ACCEPTED. On receipt of 50 cents any watch or any item of jewelry amounting to $2.00 or more will be sent C. 0. D. On receipt of $1.00 any camera, telescope or field glass will be shipped G. 0. D. On receipt of $1.00 any graphoptione or talking machine will be ^hiorr C. 0. D. On receipt of $1.00 any organ or piano will be shipped G. O. O., to a, point east of the Rocky VMountains, or will be shipped without a depos where the money is deposited with a reliable party in your town, as ful' explained under the heading of organs and pianos. On receipt of $1.00 any violin, guitar, mandolin, banjo, auloharp, zither o band instrument will be shipped C. 0. D. On receipt of $1.00 any bicycle, gun or revolver will be shipped C. 0. D. On receipt of $5.00 any buggy or carriage will be shipped to any address east of the Rocky Mountains, G. 0. D. On receipt ot $1.00 any harness or saddle will be shipped to any address east of the Rocky Mountains, C. 0. D. On receipt of $1.00 any sewing machine will be shipped lo an> G. 0. D.. subject to examination. On receipt of $1.00 any stove will be shipped to any address east of th a Rocky Mountains and north of Tennessee G. 0. D., subject to examina- tion. On receipt of $1.00 any item of men's, boys' or children's clothing ladies' wearing apparel amounting to $3.00 or more will be sent to a. y address in the United States by express G. 0. D., subject fo examination. THE ABOVE NAMED GOODS WILL BE SENT to any address within the radius mentioned on receipt of the small cash deposit named, which deposit must accompany the order, the balance, together with the freight or express charges, to be paid after the goods are received, examined and found satis- factory; all other merchandise where deposit is not mentioned, as before stated, will, unless otherwise stated, be sent subject to examination either bv freight or express where a sufficient deposit accompanies the order to ' transportation charges both ways. IN THE INTEREST OF OUR CUSTOMERS, to save you the extra express charge for the collection and return of the money, and to save you the in- convenience attached to delivery of goods shipped by freight G. 0. D.. subject to examination, we specially urge that you send cash in full with your order, understanding of course that you take no risk and that we will immediately return your money if you are not perfectly satisfied. Yet, to those who prefer to see and examine the goods before they pay for Ihem, when so requested we will make shipment G. O. D.. subject to examination, to be paid for after received on the small deposit terms as above stated. ORDER WILL BE ACCEPTED FOR LESS THAN 50 CENTS. A MATTER OF ECONOMY, both to our customers and to ourselves, not fill single orders for less than 50 cents. The postage or ex- ^arges usually makes small orders under 50 cents unprofitable to jers, or at least much more expensive than to order amounts ents or more. 'V'c make this exceptioL; In the case of needed repairs, attach- a.ents, or supplies, such as needles for our sewing machines, p.arts of ^uns, et<'., etc., which can be secured only from us, we '?iU fill tlu* order, no matter how small it may l)e. YOU WISH TO ORDER ANY ARTICLE COSTING LESS THAN 50 CENTS, "T ONE OR MORE NEEDED IT^"!".!?, increasing the amount f your '0 50 cents or more. In this way you Afill effect a bi? savin - r.'jd • reduce the ocpress charges. IKE ORDERING BY MAIL VERY PROFITABLE to ou customers we -'ge that yo'j make your orders as large asposs'. Orders of $5.00 or more are always very much more ■ fltable than smaller orders, for the express or freight charges are in this way very greatly reduced. It always pays, even if you have to get som" f'iend ''r neighbor to join with you, to make up an order of from $2.0C - ., . 'i more and include enough heavy goods to make a profitable freight snip ment of 50 to 100 pounds. In this way you reduce the transportation charges on each item to next to nothing. You then pay the exact same freight charges which your storekeeper must pay on the goods he sells. ON THE BASIS OF FAR GREATER VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY than ; possibly get elsewhere, lower prices than any other house does make, the best possible service, every item ordered guaranteed to reach you in perfect condition and give satisfaction or your money to be imme- diately returned to you, with all charges paid by us. on our binding guaran- tee to protect you in every way on every dollar sent us, wholly in your own interest we ask you to kindly conform to our terms. FAIL TO GIVE SIZE, COLOR, * IGHT, ETC., IF REQUIRED, WHEN WRITING YOUR ORDER. SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO., Cheapest Supply House on Earth, Chicago. CATALOGUE No Paragraph A. ABOUT OUR PRICES. HOW WE CAN UNDERSELL ALL OTHER CONCERNS. SECTION 1. BY REASON OF OUR ENORMOUS OUTPUT OF GOODS we are aole to make contracts with representative manufacturers and importers for such large quantities of merchandise that we can secuie the lowest pos- sible prices, and in some lines our trade has been so large, as, for example, in vehicles, stoves, cloaks, tailoring, guns, revolvers, etc., that we have been able to equip our own factories and foundries, thus saving you even the manufacturer's profit; but whether the goods are manufactured by our- selves or bought direct in large quantities, we add the smallest percentage of profit possible to the actual cost to us, and on this economic, one small profit plan, direct from manufacturer to consumer, you can buy a large percentage of the merchandise we handle, direct from us at less than your storekeeper at home can buy in quantities. WE EMPLOY THE MOST COMPETENT BUYERS that money can obtain, men who are experts and have a life long experience in their particular lines. Our established reputation for buying everything in enormous quantities gives our buyers inside track with all the largest manufacturers, thereby giving us the benefit of first choice in the markets. Manufacturers who are overstocked often come to us and offer their goods at a big discount for cash, knowing that we have a larger outlet for merchandise than any other concern. For this reason many articles in this catalogue are quoted at less money than the actual C':>st to produce. No matter how cheap we buy, we give our custom- ers the benefit, for we feel that our bargains are our customers' bargains. SECTION 2. WE BUY ANO SELL FOR CASH, and having no bad debts, no traveling men's expenses, no expenses for collecting, securing the man- ufacturers' lowest spot cash prices, we can sell goods at a smaller margin of profit than any other business house could do and still exist. WE MAKE NO REDUCTIONS IN OUR PRICES. To those who are in- clined to write us for a reduction from the prices quoted in this catalogue, we wish to state that we cannot afford to make any reduction or conces- sion, whether you order in large or small quantities. The price quoted on each and every article in this catalogue is as low as we can possibly make it. and it is out of the question to reduce these prices still further; and we earnestly believe a careful comparison of our prices with those of any other concern will convince you that we can furnish you better goods for less money than you can obtain from any other house in the United States. ALL PRICES ARE SUBJECT TO THE FLUCTUATION OF THE MARKET. The prices quoted in this book are correct, according to market conditions at the date the catalogue is printed, and our wants have been anticipated as far as possible by contract, goods in stock, etc.; but when our stock on hand is sold or when a contract expires and the market conditions at that time are such that we are compelled to pay more money for the goods, we reserve the right to advance our prices without notice, charging you the difference the advance represents, only the difference in cost to us. The necessity for advancing prices very rarely happens, but as a protection to us. at the ex- tremely low prices we are making, we must reserve this right, and this space is usei to inform everyone of the right so reserved. If prices decline so that we are able to buy any goods to fill orders at lower prices than those printed in thi.=; catalogue, you will always get the benefit of such prices and the dif- feren<:e will be returned to you in cash. AS THE TENDENCY IS FOR LARGER CONTRACTS, larger purchases, ci -ser buying, the history of our house and our records show that we reduce ,.1'ces and return fhe difference in cash ten times where we make an advance -ind ask more money once; but for our protection the right to recognize •-.dvances and declines must be and is reserved. IN THIS CATALOGUE you will find only such goods listed as we can save lou money on, goods that can be delivered anywhere in the United States lor less money than they can be bought at your local dealer's. The amount of .".oney that we can save you over the prices you pay at home varies from ■, to 50 oer cent, according to the nature of the goods, but there is not an '(z-n. quoted in this entire catalogue on which the saving is not worth taking nto consideration, to say nothing of the fact that our goods are, as a rule, of ; higher grade than those carried by the average storekeeper or catalogue lOuse. THE ILLUSTRATIONS AND DESCRIPTIONS IN THIS CATALOGUE can be ■'pended upon. We aim to illustrate and describe every article with the irictest accuracy. Most all of the illustrations are made from photographs :^en direct from the article. They are such as enable you to order intelli- .''.ntly; in fact, with our assortment, correct illustrations and accurate de- : , riptions, you can order from this catalogue with the same ease, confidence .nd security as though you were personally in our store selecting the goods ,'ourself. Paragraph B. ABOUT OUR RELIABILITY. WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND INCORPORATED under the laws of the State :f Illinois, with a cash capital and surplus of over Two Million Dollars paid !i full. We refer by special permission to the Metropolitan National Bank id Corn Exchange National Bank of Chicago, the NaMonal City Bank and the ; Tman Exchange Bank of New York, (see facsimile copies of letters ■m these banks on page 12), to any commercial agency or to any express or railroad company, or any reliable business house or financial in- stitution in Chicago. Should you write for information to any of the refere. ces given be sure to enclose a 2-cent stamp for reply. Our cuttomers are our best references. As we have thousands of customers in every state and territory, you will no doubt find one of them a neighbor, v/ho can explain to you how thoroughly we live up to all our representations and how carefully we jwatch the interests of our customers, and we take the most pleasure in referr ng to our thousands of satisfied customers. OUR EMPLOYES ARE INSTRUCTED to treat every customer at a distance exactly as they would like to be treated were they in the customer's place and the customer in ours. If you favor us with your patronage we will do everything in our power to merit your trade. The courteous and careful attention we pay to our customers invites their continued patronage and we consider that a satisfied customer is the best advertisement that a firm can have. WE EMPLOY NO AGENTS. This catalogue is our sole and only repre- sentative. We have no agents, and anyone representing himself as such is a fraud. Our customers deal direct with us through this catalogue. Thus the farmer, miner, mechanic, business man, in fact, anyone can send us his order and save all the profit the agent or local storekeeper would Tr.A'.'.e. , Paragraph C. HOW TO ORDER. Please refer to the sample order on page 13. This illustrates an order made out on one of our regular order blanks. Always keep well supplied with our order blanks, as it is more conven- ient for you to make out your order on our regular order blanks than in any other way. If out of them at any time, drop us a postal card and we will be pleased to send you some. Fill out our order blank as shown in the sample order on page 13. Whether you write your order on our regular order blank or letter (.;. instead, be sure to Observe the following instructions: Always sign your full name (Christian name and surname). Write your name in full, clearly and distinctly. Give your postoffice, county and state, and your shipping point, if different from the postoffice. Always give catalogue number in full (write every figure and letter in the catalogue number), description and price of each article ordered. Always try to mention the number or name of the catalogue o>' circular which your order is taken, and be sure to give the size, color, weight and m«a3- urements when ordering anything where either is required. We must have your correct size or measurem.enls for such goods as hats, shoes, clothing, ladies' ready made dresses, cloaks, and the size and color of everything that has size and color. Be sure to enclose your money with your order and state plainly in y .> order how much money you enclose and in what form. Sending us mc. in one envelope and your order in another causes delay and confusion in our office, as they become separated in the mails. For instructions on how to send money see paragraph F. Be sure you have followed our rules carefully about enclosing the proper amount of money with the order, including enough ''- 7:27 portafe if the goods are to be sent by mail, and insurance fee if to be sent ^ •' i;-i. ':'. -- -jli Be sure your name and address is written plainly and in full, that your shipping directions are plainly stated, that the exact amount of money en- closed is plainly stated, that you have given us catalogue number, price, description, correct size and measurements and you will seldom if ever have any delay or inconvenience. By carefully observing these rules you vrill avoid errors and loss of time by our having to write you for further information. AFTER WRITING AN ORDER, please compare it with these rules, check it over closely and see if you have written your order correctly. IF YOU WISH TO REFER TO ANY MATTER not concerning the order, de sure to write it on a separate sheeL Do not write about it on your order sheet, though you may enclose it in the same envelope with your order. Our orders and letters are handled in separate and distinct departments, and we ask you therefore please do not fail to observe this rule. ALWAYS TRY TO WRITE REMARKS CONCERNING YOUR ORDER on the same sheet with the order. This will prevent the possibility of such remarks or instructions being separated from the order. Should you have occasion to write us concerning an order which you have already sent us, do not fail to mention the date on which your letter was mailed, also state the nature and value of your remittance and the name and address as given in your order. This information will enable us to promptly locate the matter you refer to. SHOULD YOU CHANGE YOUR ADDRESS, please notify us, being sure to give old as well as new address in full. Paragraph D. ABOUT OMISSIONS. ALL ORDERS FOR MERCHANDISE are accepted by us with the under- Standing that we will use every reasonable effort to promptly ship every item exactly as ordered, and in order to make this possible we carry in stock, con- stantly, merchandise to the value of more than two million dollars, and if we r>0 NOT FA!L TO GIVE SIZE, COLOR, WEICHT, ETC., IF REQUIRED, ]^HEN WRITING YOUR ORDER. SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO., Cheapest Supply House on Earth, Chicago. CATALOGUE No. 112. do not have the goods in stock we invariably buy them in Chicago if we can, even if we are compelled to pay more than we get for them, rather than delay an order or withhold shipment of any part of an order. But it some- times happens that on an order including several items of merchandise there may be one or two items that are not in stock and cannot be had in Chicago, usually for the reason that the manufacturers are behind with their orders, have met with some accident or there has been some unusual delay in transportation. WE THEREFORE ACCEPT ALL ORDERS with the understanding that we reserve the right when unable to ship every item, to cancel that portion of the order which we cannot ship promptly, filling the balance of the order, and returning to the customer in cash the amount for the item or items can- celled. We make this explanation so that anyone ordering merchandise from us, and receiving the goods with one or more items missing, and receiving by mail his money returned for the omitted items, will understand that the reason for omitting is that the goods are not in stock and cannot be had in Chicago. Where an omission for the above reason is necessary we usually send a letter telling when we expect to have a stock of the missing goods, so that the customer may renew his order if he so desires. UNDERSTAND, it seldom happens that we are unable to fill an order complete and exactly as given, but out of the many thousands of orders we receive every day, there are always a few (a very small number) on which items must be cancelled, and we make this explanation in our catalogue so that none of our customers need misunderstand our position. Parag-raph E* ABOUT SUBSTITUTION. WE ARE BITTERLY OPPOSED TO SUBSTITUTING one article for another aniess instructed to do so by the customer. We believe, except in rare cases, it'is very presuming on the part of any house receiving an order for one kind of goods to send another, without first having the written consent of the customer to do so. There are, however, exceptions where we take upon ourselves the responsibility of substituting, and with reference to this we make the following explanation: IF A PARTY SENDS US AN ORDER and there is some article in that order which we have not in stock and cannot get in Chicago, but we have the same kind of an article in a higher grade, we then take the liberty of sending the higher grade at the price of the lower grade, sacrificing our profit rather than to disappoint the customer. A customer ordering a watch may call for a 7-jewt;led Elgin or Waltham movement and we may not have one in stock, and there may not be one in the Chicago market, in which case we would consider ourselves justified in taking the liberty of substituting a higher grade in an II or 15-jeweled Elgin or Waltham movement, but always at the price of the cheaper one ordered, taking the loss ourselves for the difference in price. This is an example. The same would apply on hundreds of items in our stock, but only in cases where in our judgment the customer can only be the better pleased by reason of such action on our part. However, even this kind of substitution we admit is presuming on our part, and when such substitution is made it must be understood it is done entirely at our risk, and with the understanding that if our action is not entirely satisfactory to the customer, he is at liberty to return the goods at our expense of transportation charges both ways and his money is to be immediately I Returned to him. "^^ Paragraph F. HOW TO SEND MONEY. REMIT BY POSTOFFICE MONEY ORDER, express money order, bank draft, cash or stamps. We do not accept revenue stamps, foreign stamps and due stamps, as they are of no value to us. Do not send them. POSTAGE STAMPS in amounts exceeding $1.00 will be accepted only at a discount of five per cent (5" ). or ninety-five cents on the dollar. If you order an article priced at $2.00 and send stamps you should send $2.10. If a $3.00 article you should send $3.15 in stamps. We are compelled to dis- pose of all surplus stamps at a discount of from 2 per cent to 5 per cent and besides there is an extra expense in handling stamps, and our very small profit will not admit of this expense. We advise remitting by postoffice or express money order, but will accept postage stamps in any amount at 95 cents on the dollar. As an accommodation to our customers we will accept postage stamps at the face value in amounts less than $1.00. WE RECOMMEND THE POSTOFFICE AND EXPRESS MONEY ORDER SYS- TEMS, because they are inexpensive, of less trouble and safe. Besides this, if the money order should get lost or jniscarry, your loss will be made good. DO NOT UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES send money or stamps in a letter except by registered mail. If sent by open mail the letter may never reach us, and in such a case a great amount of trouble and inconvenience is caused, as well as the loss you sustain. If you prefer to remit by registered mail, we advise the use of two envelopes, one inside the other, and the outer one carefully and securely sealed. Do not send gold or silver coin that is defaced, as light weight coins are worth no more than bullion and bullion is less than flie face value of the coin. TO INSURE SAFETY always register a letter containing money. Be sare to stale in your order plainly how much cash you enclose and in what form. You need not be afraid of sending too much, as we always refund when too much money is sent Parag'raph G. METHODS OF SHIPMENT. We can ship goods by mail (see paragraph H about mailshi.i*- ments), by express (see paragraph 1 about express shipments), by freiy|i|, (see paragraph K about freight shipments). If left to our judgment we will ship goods in the manner which will be the least expensive to our customers, in all cases transportation charges are to be paid by the customer. Paragraph H. MAIL SHIPMENTS. The mail service affords a convenient method for the transportation of merchandise of small weight and considerable value to points that are dis- tant from express or railroad offices. On all orders to be shipped by ma:" we require the full amount of cash with the order, together with sufficient money extra to pay postage and insurance or registration, when same is desired. There are three methods of shipping goods by mail: SECTION 1. OPEN MAIL, which is so called because only the regular amount of postage, according to the classification of goods, is paid and the customer must assume all risk. We do not recommend sending goods by open mail, for if the package is lost or stolen, neither we or the customer have any recourse. In sending goods by open mail the customer must assume all risk. SECTION 2. INSURED MAIL. This we consider the best and safest method of shipping by mail. The following is the rate, in addition to the regular postage: For a package valued at $5.00 or under, 5 cents each. For a package valued at $10.00 or under, 10 cents each. For each additional $5.00 in value, 5 cents extra. In case of loss, we duplicate the ship- ment on receipt of statement certified to by your local postmaster that goods were not received. We advise insuring everything of value. Insurance is usually less than the cost of registering. If you want your mail package insured be sure to write "Insure" in your order, and in addition to your re- mittance for the order be sure to add enough money to pay postage and insurance fee. To secure adjustment it is necessary to make prompt notifi- cation of the failure to receive package. SECTION 3. REGISTERED MAIL, so called because in such cases the postoffice authorities keep a record of the transaction and are thus enabled to trace your shipment. Registry fee per package is 8 cents in addition to the regular postage. We are not responsible for loss of registered mail. A PACKAGE SHIPPED BY MAIL CANNOT EXCEED 4 POUNDS, but any number of packages may be sent at one time, each weighing four pounds or less. If you live at a great distance from the express office, it might be more convenient to send an order by mail in two or more packages, each weighing four pounds. One book can be sent by mail, no matter what its weight. The rate is !^-cent per ounce. THE RATE ON MERCHANDISE BY MAIL IS 1 CENT PER OUNCE, on books and printed matter, * cent per ounce, and you should allow, in addition to the weight of an article, from one to five ounces for packing material, according to size of package shipped. IF YOU ARE NOT SURE AS TO THE WEIGHT OF THE ARTICLE, be sure to enclose enough money for postage; if you send too much we v/ill refund balance. EXPLOSIVES, POISONOUS OR INFLAMMABLE ARTICLES cannot be mailed under any circumstances whatever. LIQUIDS OVER 4 OUNCES CANNOT BE SENT BY MAIL. SECTION 4. PROFITABLE MAIL SHIPMENTS. ARTICLES SUCH AS WATCHES, JEWELRY and other valuable merchandise of light weight, make profitable mail shipments. In all cases where other goods are not ordered at the same time, we advise that such articles can be sent by mail economically. CERTAIN MEDIUM PRICED GOODS, which, being weighty, cost consider- able postage for transportation, should, if possible, be ordered in connection with other needed articles, sufficient to make up express or freight shipment, thus reducing the transportation charges to one-quarter or one-eighth of the postage rate and effecting a far greater saving for you. WITH THE EXCEPTION OF ARTICLES OF SMALL WEIGHT and of some value, sending goods by mail is by far the most expensive means of trans- portation, but even in cases where the postage may seem out of proportion to the value of the goods, the cost of the goods with the postage added is us- ually less than if purchased at the local dealer's and frequently the article wanted is not handled by them at all. while our immense stock of merchan- dise will supply your demands. Paragraph I. EXPRESS SHIPMENTS. HOW TO FIGURE EXPRESS CHARGES, SEE PA.CES 7 TO M. SHIPPING GOODS BY EXPRESS is an absolutely sale method of trans- portation and offers the advantages of quick service. It is the most profit- able method of shipping goods when the weight is less than 20 pounds. Frequently a customer is in a hurry for certain goods and is willing to pay the extra cost of express charges over freight, the money we save him mak- ing it profitable on such shipments instead of buying the goods at home. IF YOU HAVE NO AGENT at your station, all express shipments will be carried to the nearest town where there is an agent. If there is no agent at your station always state in your order at what station you prefer to receive your goods. A RECOMMENDATION THAT WILL SAVE YOU MONEY: If you live at a far distant point and wish to order some article of me-chandise which DO NOT FAIL TO GIVE SIZE, COLOR, WEIGHT, ETC., IF REQUIRED, WHEN WRITING YOUR ORDER. SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO., Cheapest Supply House on Earth, Chicago. CATALOGUE No.n2. « would weigh about 20 pounds and amount to $6.00 or less, on which the express charges would be from $1.25 to $2.75, and you require nothing fur- ther from our catalogue at the time, show the book to your friends, let them add articles they may be in need of and the shipment can go by freight at about the same cost per 1 00 pounds as by express for 20 pounds, your pro- portion of the transportation charges being then about 60 cents. We fre- quently find it greatly to a customer's advantage to ship by freight instead of by express, and when we can save them money by changing the shipping directions we will often do so, unless the goods are wanted in great haste. ALWAYS RESPOND PROMPTLY TO THE NOTIFICATION OF THE EXPRESS AGENT AS TO THE ARRIVAL OF MERCHANDISE. We are constantly in receipt of requests from them for disposition of packages by reason of the fact that consignee does not reply to postal notices promptly. IN SENDING US A COMPLAINT REGARDING OVERCHARGE ON A SHIP- MENT be sure to enclose the expense bill showing the charges paid by you, so that we may avoid unnecessary correspondence if we find tliat you have been overcharged. In case of damage to goods, never accept same until the agent has made a notation on the face of your expense bill specifying wherein the shipment has been received in bad condition. Paragfraph K. FREIGHT SHIPMENTS. FOR FREIGHT CLASSIFICATION AND FREIGHT RATES, SEE PAGES 7 to 11. Heavy, bulky merchandise, such as agricultural implements, household goods, furniture, groceries, hardware, etc., can be shipped most profitably by freight. When a shipment weighs 100 pounds or more, the railroad companies will charge only for the actual number of pounds. HOW TO SAVE MONEY ON FREIGHT SHIPMENTS. Railroad com- panies usually charge no more for 100 pounds thpn they do for 20 pounds. While the extremely low prices at which we sell our merchandise would make even a small order by freight profitable, as you would certainly be getting the goods cheaper than you could possibly buy them through a dealer, at the same time it would be a considerable saving of money if you could make up a larger order, either of your own wants or club together with your neighbors, as the freight charges will amount to comparatively very little more. The saving that may be effected by anticipating your wants and sending one large order instead of five or six smaller orders at dif- ferent times is quite an item, and therefore should be taken into considera- tion by our customers. YOU MUST PAY THE FREIGHT OR EXPRESS CHARGES, but it will amount to very little as compared with what you will save in the price. IF YOU HAVE NO AGENT AT YOUR SHIPPING POINT, freight charges must be prepaid. If you do not know what the freight charge will amount to be sure and allow liberally for same. If you send more than actual amount required we. will immediately refund the difference. If you have an agent at your station it is not necessary to prepay charges, as they are the same whether paid by you or by us, as our system of checking rates insures for our customers almost absolute correctness in transportation charges. WHEN WE MAKE A SHIPMENT to a railroad station where there is no agent, we guarantee safe delivery to the station. From the fact that there is no agent at the station to receive the goods the railroad company will not assume any responsibility if after they are put on the platform they are lost or damaged, and we consequently cannot hold them for such loss or damage. CUSTOMERS WHO ORDER GOODS shipped to a station where there is no agent, must make careful arrangements for the care of the goods after they are put on the platform; otherwise, they are liable to be damaged or stolen. If you cannot make such arrangements we would recommend that you have the goods shipped, if possible, to your nearest open station where there is an agent, thus making the railroad company entirely responsible for the goods until they are delivered to you. OVERCHARGES IN TRANSPORTATION. Whenever a customer suspects an overcharge on the part of the transportation company, we will be pleased to give same our most prompt and careful attention in his behalf, if he ^/ill send us the expense bill received from the agent, after he has paid the charges. Complaints for overcharges are very few, as our system of check- ing the rates on freight and express shipments, insures for our customers almost absolute correctness in transportation charges. IF YOU HAVE REASON TO BELIEVE THAT AN ERROR HAS OCCURRED IN THE WEIGHTS, as shown on the billing for a freight shipment, call the attention of the agent to the fact, and if possible weigh the shipment in his presence, and if it is found that the shipment is billed overweight he will make a notation to that effect on the expense bill, whereupon we will imme- diately make refund of the existing overcharge. Paragraph L. INFORMATION ABOUT GOODS SHIPPED DIRECT FROM THE FACTORY. IN ORDER TO GIVE OUR CUSTOMERS THE VERY LOW PRICES WE DO, prices based on the actual cost to manufacture, cost of material and labor only, with but our one small percentage of profit added, prices much lower than they could possibly get elsewhere, we find it necessary to ship many heavy goods direct from the factory where they are made, and in doing this we save the freight on the goods into our warehouse in Chicago, the cartage, bandling and ether expenses incident to merchandise passing through the store in Chicago, and we give our customers every particle of the benefit of this saving in our extremely low prices. Wherever the catalogue states the goods are shipped from the factory, the prices quoted are for these goods delivered on board the cars at the factory and the customer pays the trans- portation charges from the factory. In many cases, the freight from the factory will be less than from Chicago, the factory being nearer to the pur- chaser. In some cases the factory v/ill be at a greater distance than Chicago, in which case there will be an additional freight beyond the Chicago rate; but even in such cases the saving to you is very great, for if we were to ship the goods to you ourselves we would be compelled to add the freight to Chicago to all the goods, and to this add the expense of hand- ling to and from the railroad, in and out of our store and other expenses incident to general handling of merchandise in the city. IT SOMETIMES HAPPENS that a customer orders several articles in one order that are shipped from different factories. For instance, he may order a buggy to be shipped from our factory in Southern Michigan, a stove to be shipped from our factory in Central Ohio, a windmill that will be shipped from our factory in Southern Wisconsin. In this case we v/ould be com- pelled to make three different shipments. The goods would go direct to our customer from the three different factories, but there would be no extra freight charge by reason of the three shipments, as each shipment would weigh more than 100 pounds and would therefore entitle the customer to the same freight per hundred pounds as if the shipments v/ere all made together. WHILE THE GREATER PART OF OUR GOODS ARE CARRIED IN STOCK IN OUR STORE AND WAREHOUSES IN CHICAGO, and this factory shipment information does not apply to small or general merchandise, v/e have found it necessary to make factory shipments on many heavy and bulky articles. purely in the interests of our customers, in order to give our customers the greatest possible value for their money, to enable us to deliver the goods to them at our one small percentage of profit direct from the manufacturer to the consumer, and your attention is called to the explanation that is always made in the catalogue regarding any article that is to be shipped from the factory, that you may understand that the freight is to be paid by the pur- chasers from the factory direct, and also that you v/ill understand our reason for this method of handling certain merchandise. WE FREQUENTLY RECEIVE ORDERS which include merchandise, a part of which is to be shipped direct from the factory and part direct from our store. For example: A man may order a buggy and a harness. The buggy will be shipped from the factory, the harness from the store. He may order a stove and some stove furniture, cooking utensils, etc. The stove would be shipped direct from the foundry and the cooking utensils from the store. WHEN AN ORDER INCLUDES SUCH HEAVY GOODS as we ship direct from the factory (in order to make the low price), and other goods which we ship direct from our store, if that portion of the order which is to be shipped di- rect from our store is a profitable shipment (see Paragraph M about unpro- fitable shipments), we make two shipments; the stove, buggy or other heavy shipment going direct from the factory, the balance from our store. But it sometimes happens that that portion of the order to be shipped from our store would not be a profitable shipment. It may be for a few cooking uten- sils, amounting to $1.00 or $2.00, or a very low priced harness of $5.00 cr $6.00, or $1.00 or $2.00 worth of miscellaneous merchandise, on which tho freight charges v/ould amount to more than the saving, or difference between our price and the price at which the customer could buy in his own town. In such cases of unprofitable shipment we use our very best judgment, and where we deem that portion of the order that is to go from our house an un- profitable shipment, we cancel that portion of the order and return the amount to our customer in cash for the goods canceled. AS A FURTHER EXAMPLE: The customer may order a parlor <^'iite for $15.00 to $20.00, which we ship from the factory, and may include with 'his or- der one chair for 90 cents, which we ship from the house. This one chair (except to nearby points), would be considered an unprofitable shipment. On such an order we would take the liberty of cancelling the order for the chair, returning the 90 cents to the customer at once, and we would ship the parlor suite to him direct from the factory by freight, with a letter of full ex- planation for our action. This article is intended to explain our methods of treating special orders only in the interest of the customers. Paragraph M. ABOUT UNPROFITABLE SHIPMENTS. WE FREQUENTLY RECEIVE ORDERS which we term "unprofitable" shipments, which means that the shipment would not be profitable to our customer. For example: A party living far distant may order a dollar's worth of sugar to go by express. The express charges would equal the cost of the sugar. We occasionally get an order for heavy hardware, the order amounting to perhaps less than $5.00. The goods weigh 100 pounds. We are asked to ship them by express. This is usually an " unprofitable " ship- ment. An order for a single pair of heavy cheap boots to go a great distance by express, or for very bulky woodenware or heavy and low priced mer- chandise, such as molasses, nails or cornmeal, might be what we term an " unprofitable " shipment for far distant points. WE WOULD ADVISE OUR CUSTOMERS to study the freight and express rates as given on the following pages, for we do not wish you to send us a dollar for anything unless we can save you money on the purchase. ORDERS THAT WOULD BE UNPROFITABLE to ship by mail or express may be very profitable when sent by freight, but as one hundred pounds is usually carried by freight for the same charge as ten pounds, by adding other merchandise to your order, either for yourself or by getting your neighbors to join you in making up a large order, you can make the shipment very profitable. Read Paragraph K on this page before making up your order. DO NOT FAIL TO CIVE SIZE, COLOR, WEIGHT, ETC., IF REQUIRED, WHEN WRITING YOUR ORDER. SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO., Cheapest Supply House on Earth, .licago. CATALOGUL No. 112. Paragraph N. CLUB ORDERS. TO EQUALIZE OR REDUCE THE COST OF TRANSPORTATION, we advise the sending of club orders. Anyone can get up a club. Simply have ycur neighbors or friends send their orders in with yours and advise us to ship all to one person by freight. If each customer writes his order under his own name, it will be a very easy matter for us to keep each one's goods separate, and the freight charges will be next to nothing when shared by several persons. IF YOU LIVE AT A FAR DISTANT POINT and 'wish to order some article or articles of merchandise, which, together, would weigh about twenty pounds. the value of which may be $5.00 or less, and you find that the express charges will be from $1.25 to $2.75. and there is nothing further in our catalogue that you require at the time, show this catalogue to your friends. Let your friends add twenty, thirty or forty pounds, even fifty or seventy-five pounds of goods, then the goods can go by freight at about the same rate as the express charges. Papag-raph 0. HOW TO RETURN GOODS. BEFORE RETURNING THE GOODS to us in any manner, we would ask that you communicate with us in regard to them, as we are frequently able to adjust matters in a manner that will avoid the delay occasioned by return of goods. INVOICE NUMBER. Be sure to mention your invoice number under ilch goods were shipped to you by us. NEVER RETURN GOODS BY EXPRESS if the weight is more than twenty-five pounds, as it is cheaper to send heavy packages by freight. When you return goods by express or freight be sure to enclose in the package your letter of instructions and particulars. Don't forgul we must always have your invoice number. Never write us about a shipment and omit the invoice num- ber. Don't forget that a letter containing full instructions should be in all express and freight shipments returned. Don't forget we must have your full name and address, exactly as given in the original shipment, in order to prooerly adjust any matter pertaining to an order returned. ■ WHEN RETURNING A PACKAGE BY MAIL, write your name, address and invoice number plainly in the upper left hand corner, providing you do not have one of the labels which we furnish when we know goods are to be returned. Send us by separate mail the particulars and instructions. 00 NOT ENCLOSE WRITTEN MATTER of any kind in mail packages, as by so doing you are liable to a fine of $10.00 and double letter rate postage. THE UNITED STATES POSTAL LAWS AND REGULATIONS require that all packages of merchandise sent in the mails must be wrapped or enveloped in such a manner that their contents may be readily examined by the post- master without destroying the wrapper. Never seal packages returned by mail, but tie them securely with twine. DO NOT FAIL TO REGISTER MAIL PACKAGES WORTH $2.00 OR MORE. Merchandise is sometimes lost when sent by open mail. A package can be 'ftglstered for 8 cents and if necessar\' can be traced. Do not enclose money •1 returned merchandise. V/e cannot be responsible for its loss. Paragraph P. ABOUT DELAYED SHIPMENTS. IF YOU HAVE SENT US AN ORDER FOR GOODS and you think it is time t><»v <should have arrived, before writing us concerning the delay please consider "ng: ,< e we are willing and glad to answer all kinds of inquiries, to make every possible kind of research, to quickly look up and trace any shipment said to have been delayed, we are daily in receipt of hundreds of letters claiming that goods have been delayed, when the orders have been filled by us with all possible promptness, and have been handled by the railroad or ex- press companies with their usual dispatch. The investigation simply shows the customer is impatient and has not allowed sufficient time for the order to reach us, we to fill the order and the express compa.ny to deliver the goods. WE FILL ALL ORDERS with the greatest possible dispatch consistent with proper cars and safety. It requires from, two to six days after your order is received for us to ship goods. Where goods are ordered that have to be made to order or finished after received, such as tailoring, upholstered furni- ture, vehicles, etc.. additional time must be allowed. Goods shipped direct from our factory, such as stoves, sewing machines, furniture and a few other heavy items, require from five to ten days to make shipment, add to this the necessary time for the express company or railroad com.pany to carry the goods to you and you will seldom, if ever, bedisappointedin the arrival of your goods. BEFORE WRITING us concerning goods ordered or before calling for them at your railroad station, first consider if you have allowed ample time for your order to reach Chicago, the required time for us to fill same, as abovestated. and for the railroad or express company to carry it to you. If you will al- ways do this, allowing liberal time, bearing in- mind that express and rail- road companies sometimes delay goods a few days after they receive them, you will seldom, if ever, have occasion to write us concerning a delay. IN CASE, HOWEVER, an order should be delayed beyond the time above referred to, and you write us, do not fail to m.ention the date on which you mailed y^i'T order, the name and address as given in the original order, the value and nature of the cash you sent. and. if possible, give us your invoice number, for if you received from us a postal card acknowledging the receipt of the order, you will find the invoice number on the card mailed you. ABOUT MISTAKES. If we make a mistake in filling your order, kindly give us a chance to correct it. We tr>' to fill every order absolutely correct; DO NOT FAIL TO GIVE SIZE, COLOR, WEIGHT, E but errors sometimes creep in. They do in all business houses. You will always find us willing to correct ours. Do not fail to write us in case of an error; •therv.ise we may never know it. CHANGE OF ADDRESS. We would kindly request our customers to im- mediately advise us concerning any change of address, as we keep our records according to states and towns, and should you order from one town and then write from another, we would be compelled to send for further information before we could adjust the matter in question. Paragraph Q. ABOUT UNNECESSARY CORRESPONDENCE. WHILE WE EMPLOY OVER ONE HUNDRED STENOGRAPHERS for the ac- commodation of our customers, and are willing and glad to ansv/er all letters and furnish any special information that may be desired, we daily receive hundreds of letters of inquiry about things that are plainly answered in this catalogue, hundreds of letters which might be avoided, saving loss of time and unnecessary expense. IT IS VERY SELDOM NECESSARY TO WRITE US, asking what the freight or express charge will be on any article to any point, for. from the weights given under each description and from the express and freight rates shown on pages 7 to II. you can calculate very closely what the freight or express will amount to and save the time and trouble of writing for this information. OUR OLD CUSTOMERS rarely ever have occasion to write us, asking v/hat the freight or express will be on any article, and new customers will hardly ever have occasion to if they v,ill refer to pages 7 to 11. LETTERS CONCERNING SHIPMENTS CAN OFTEN BE AVOIDED. We receive hundreds of letters every day from parties who have ordered and have not allowed sufficient time for the order to reach us, the goods to be packed and shipped and for the goods to reach them, (See Paragraph P.) Never write about a shipment until ample time has been allowed for the goods to reach you. We receive hundreds of letters asking foi* prices or spe- cial prices on articles on which the price is plainly printed in this catalogue. All such letters are unnecessary, for it only means an answer again referring you to the catalogue. WE RECEIVE HUNDREDS OF LETTERS DAILY from people who ask us if we can't make changes in the goods as advertised, that they want the same thing or things with slight changes. This is all irregular and could not be furnished excepting at an advanced price, and we have found it impracticable to make any such changes, and to all such inquiries we can save you the time and trouble by saying that no changes can be made from those made plain in this catalogue. Since we answer as many as ten thousand letters a day, you will help us where a reply is necessary by answering on the back of our letter. Paragraph R. INSTALLMENT PLAN OR PARTIAL PAYMENT. WE RECEIVE HUNDREDS OF LETTERS asking for prices on certain goods, especially on organs, pianos and other goods that run into money, from parties v/ho wish to buy on the installment plan and' to make settlemei f in notes. All these inquiries can be avoided for the reason that our only terms are cash, we never extend time, we open no accounts nor allow goods to be sold on the installment plan, Paragraph S. ABOUT CLAIMS FOR DAMAGE. WE CAREFULLY PACK AND DELIVER ALL OUR GOODS in good condi- tion on board the cars, either in Chicago or at the factory, as made plain in this catalogue. We accept a receipt from the railroad company for the goods in good order, and it very rarely happens that any goods that we pack and ship reach their destination in bad order. IF IT SHOULD EVER HAPPEN that any article reaches you marred, scratched, broken or in any way defective, be sure to have the railroad agent make a nota- tion of such defect on the freight receipt (expense bill) he gives you. You can then present your claim for damage to the railroad agent from whom you received the goods, it being his duty at that end to take the matter up with the officials of that road and collect for you any damage that may have occurred. WHILE THE PROPER PLACE FOR TAKING UP ANY CLAIMS FOR DAMAGE on goods in transit, either by freight or express, is through the agent who delivers the goods, the trouble, delay and expense of writing. us to do this can also be avoided. We. however, guarantee the goods v.-e ship to reach you in the same perfect condition they leave us, and to be satisfactory to you in every way, and if you find them damaged in transit and you accept them and the agent hesitates to take and collect your claim for dam.age, you can write us enclosing your receipt (expense bill) for the freight charges paid the agent, with the agent's written notation on the expense bill, stating what the dam- age is. and we will take the matter up at this end, collect the damage and send the money to you. It will be impossible for us to consider claims for damages to shipments unless the expense bill bears a notation to the effect tfiat the shipment was received in bad condition. WHILE WE HAVE a large corps of stenographers and corresponding clerks in our employ, whose duty it is to promptly and courteously answer all inquiries and give all desired information, in order to maintain our extremely low prices the cost of conducting our business must be cut down to the very minimum, and to do this our customers are especially requested before v.'riting us con- cerning freight rates, claims, delays, or before asking us for informa- tion of any kind, to carefully consult this catalogue, and if they will do this they will find in nine cases out of ten the information can be had or the adjustment of damage made, v/ithcut going to the trouble of writing us or putting us to the expense of corresponding on the subject. rC, IF REQUIRED, WHEN WRITING YOUR ORDER. SEARS» ROEBUCK & CO., Cheapest Supply House on Earth, Chicago. CATALOGUE No.il2. FREIGHT AND EXPRESS RATES. THE FOLLOWING TABLE IS TO VARIOUS POINTS IN EVERY STATE AND TERRITORY HOW TO FIGURE FREIGHT CHARGES SEE PAGE 11 for list of artirk-s and tlicir class, ilicn lirjcl t In' weight of the desired article (wliiob we aim tu sive undcrm-atli its desniiii ion in this catalogue), and if not {iiven you ran estimatr tlie wci^'lit vt-rv I'lost-ly. Find the rate in following talilo under its class, .and jiuiltliily thi' rati' l>y (lie weight, and vou have the frei,i;ht I'harses sutHciently correct lor your infiM luation. THE KAILKOAUS hare what is called a MINIMUM FREIGHT CHARGE, meaning the least amount of money they will haul a freiglit shipment for, no matter how little it weighs. In the first column we quote the minimum frei^jlit charge or explain how it is made up. Note 1. THE MINIMUM CHARGE to t<iwns covered by Note 1 is the same as for 50 pounds at the rate under the class to which the article belongs, provided it is not less than 5n cents. Note 3. .SAME AS NOTE 1, provided it is not less than 75 cents. Notes. THE MINIMUM CHARGE to towns Covered by Note 3 Is the same as for 100 pounds at the rate under the class to which the article belongs. IT 1^ NOT MFPP^^ARY to write us for frelKlilanclexprcMt* ratcH.a»tIiefollowin'4 II IjnUI n^m.JJMni i^bles ami the iriHtriicllons »<- herewitli i;ive will nho» .|iiHt wliat the trfrlKliI aiHl cxpreHH rates are to dllleretit points in tlic I'nited States and <'ana<la. Talt4' the nearest town to your own in the lahle hebtw, and the frelg^lil rate to your town will Ix* almost. If not 4*\actiy, the same ftir 1 oo poundM. EXPRESS CHARGES. '" "'" blowing table are glv.n the expn-.ss rates for UX) ik>uiium. but for shlpmeiils wcitihing Ic^s than that S(;e page 10. Freight Is the cb(*afj*?st way to ship oi'ilers weighing :iO pounds or more. .Mak*- your order for iW IK>unds, if p{>ssllilc, and get, t he bi-neht of the rninlrnum charge, as Khipnient> weighing frotn :i(t to ion jHMtnds usually cost no njore tiiai. 2t> p<^)unds. Where two rates are shown, add Iheni together to figure the charges on i>ackag«f8 weighing 7 pounds or under. For packages weighing m*)re than < [K>und.H, figure the i'harges at each rate separately, and then add these amounts fi»r the total. NO MATTER HOW FAR AWAY >"" '"ay live, we ran still save you money on your purchases. I>ISTA N(, K IS NO DRA W- U.VCK. Remember, your local dealer must pay the exact same rated freight that you pay on the goods, and this cost of freight he must add to the cost of the goods when he figures his selling price. But our prices on practically everything in this catalogue are so very much lower than the same quality of goods can be had from smaller concerns, that after you pay all transportation charges, even to very distant points, we can save you money. ALABAMA— Birmingham Note 1 i?rewtiin Note 3 nin. frelorht cliarce iBl trelt-lit por 100 lbs Dadeville. Decatur Gadsden Mobile Montgomery. . . Ozark Randolph Tuscaloosa Whatley ARIZONA— Benson I>uncan Flagstaff Holbrook Phoenix Prescott Seligman Solomanville.. Tucson Yucca Yuma ARKANSAS - Daleville Fort Smith... Fayetteville., Knobel Little Rock... Morrillton Newport Pine Bluff.... Texarkana... Van Buren. . Warren BRITISH COLUMBIA— Arrowhead Field Trail Kamloops Lytton Manairao Three Forks Viincouver Yale CALI<'ORNI.\— Balferfield Fresno Los) Angeles Needles Bedding Sacramento San Bernardino Sau Diego San Francisco yanta Cruz Yreka COLORADO— Alamosa CrippleCreek Denver Eagle Grand .Tunction Gieeley Gunnison ^ Kit Carson I. a Junta Mancos Montrose Pueblo Sterling . Trinidad CONNECTICUT- Bridgeport Canaan Hartford New Haven New London New Melford Putnam Willirnantic DELAWARE— Dover Farmingtou Middleton Newark ■Wilmington DIST. OF COLUMBIA— Langdon Washington No)e2 Note I Notel ? 1 10 Notel Notes Notel Notel Notel fSOl 2 71 3 40 3 25 3 3 25 3 40 3 0: 3 05 3 40 3 05 Notes Notes Notes Notes Notes Notes Notes Notes Notes Notes Notes 72 ?1 19 1 51 1 82 1 19 1 4 1 10 1 38 1 96 1 6' 1 48 1 80 3 43 3 99 3 90 3 74 3 72 3 3 90 3 28 3 52 3 00 3.52 1 3: 1 30 1 42 1 08 1 20 1 3; 1 0; 1 20 1 30 1 30 1 42 3 89 3 53 3 80 4' 04 4 18 3 05 3 80 3 05 4 24 3 80 3 50 3 00 3 90 3 61 3 00 3 34 3 00 3 00 3 21 4 00 3 1 2 70 2 05 3 56 3 10 2 05 3 20 1 9!) 2 05 4 25 3 .50 205 1 81 2 05 72 frfi^lil per 100 Ills SI 03 1 2; 1 54 1 03 1 90 1 26 1 68 1 45 1 28 1 .53 3 01 2 68 3 40 3 35 3 2i 3 25 3 40 3 02 3 05 3 40 3 05 1 19 1 06 1 21 87 I 01 1 14 86 1 01 1 15 1 06 1 24 334 2 94 3 32 2 91 3 47 2 65 3 32 2 65 3 51 3 .38 2 08 2 60 3 40 3 16 2 60 2 90 2 60 2 60 2 79 3 50 2 60 3 26 1 65 2 99 2 05 1 65 2 65 1 65 1 65 3 65 2 95 1 65 1 58 1 65 71 71 71 71 71 71 71 71 63 65 65 63 63 62 62 3d (III rlnHS I rlni8 rr4.li:>it frricbl per ppr mollis 100 lb« SO 83 1 04 1 23 83 1 06 75 1 03 1 43 1 23 1 04 1 26 2 66 2 49 2 70 2 70 2 90 2 90 2 70 2 71 2 70 3 70 3 70 99 87 1 00 68 77 93 6' 7' 99 8: 1 05 2 3 36 3 79 3 68 2 3 25 3 79 2 25 2 79 2 70 2 65 2 20 2 70 3 70 3 20 3 46 2 20 2 20 2 3' 2 80 2 03 1 83 1 33 3 31 3 15 1 25 3 10 1 1 25 3 9: 2 30 1 1 1 35 55 55 55 55 55 55 55 35 50 50 50 48 48 47 4' SO 64 85 99 64 85 38 80 1 11 99 81 99 2 10 2 29 2 10 2 10 2 30 2 30 3 10 2 30 3 10 2 10 2 10 75 65 74 53 55 69 55 53 88 65 85 1 89 1 72 2 33 1 <» 200 1 95 3 33 1 95 2 03 2 10 3 10 1 90 2 10 2 32 1 90 3 13 1 90 1 90 2 05 2 20 1 57 1 ,52 !r7 1 83 1 75 97 1 72 97 97 2 42 1 82 97 97 97 39 39 39 Sth I 01 h clnHS rInHR rrelKbt rri>li,Hil per per lOnlhH 100 lbs SO 55 7H 84 55 71 4' 67 93 83 70 82 $0 42 71 65 42 58 41 53 76 64 54 70 ExpresH per 100 lbs S5 25- 5 25- 11 50- 3 35- 5 23- 13 00- 5 25- 13 00- 5 25- S 3 75 4 00 4 50 3 33 3 73 4 00 3 75 4 73 4 00 4 00 4 35 10 75 9 50 10 50 10 35 12 50 12 00 10 75 10 60 11 50 11 00 11 50 3 75 4 00 3 75 2 75 3 50 3 75 3 25 3 50 4 00 4 00 4 00 6 00 4 75 1 35 6 50 7 25 1 00 7 00 6 00 7 50 11 50 11 50 11 50 11 30 13 .50 11 50 11 50 11 50 11 50 13 25 13 50 6 00- 2 00 7 .50 6 00 6 00- 2 : 6 00- 6 00- .S 00 6 00 8 00 5 .50 6 00 4 00 3 00 6 00 5 50 6 00 3 00 3 00 3 00 3 00 3 00 3 00 3 00 a 00 290 3 00 290 2 25 2 25 2 25 225 FLORIDA— (^"arey vlUe Gainesville .lacksonville Key West Pensacola Punta Gorda Sebastian Tallahassee Tampa (all rail).... Tampa (rail and water: via. Mobile) GEORGIA— Albany Atlanta Brunswick Cairo Columbus Folkston Macon Quitman Rome Savannah Stillmore Valdosta WarrentOD Waycross IDAHO— American Falls Boise City Gem Idaho Palls Ketchum Moscow Mountain Tlome Pocatello Spencer f... ILLINOIS— Belvidere Cairo Danville Freeport • Joliet Litchfield Milan , Mt. Vernon Peoria Quincy Springfield Toledb INDIANA— Bedford . Connersville Elkhart Evansville Ft. Wayne Goshen Indianapolis Lafayette New Albany Terre Haute Valparaiso INDIAN TERUITORY- Atoka Checotah Eufaula Kiowa Red Fork Vinita W^agoner Wewoka IOWA— Alta Audubon Bedford Bode Burlington Carroll Cedar Rapids Centerville Council Bluffs Davenport Des Moines Hamburg Keokuk Mason City Muscatine Ottumw.a Waterloo Waukon Webster City ut nil). elii>« frelKliI frelghl charge per 100 Iba 51 70 Notes Notel 1 91 Notel 1 :).-) SI 00 1 65 1 10 1 10 Note2 2 :«■ ♦lotf2 2 39 Note2 2 19 Note2 1 85 SI 35 147 Notel 1 67 Notel 1 47 Notel 1 35 Note2 1 95 Notel 1 47 Note2 1 67 Notel 1 47 Nnte2 3 03 Notel 1 47 Notel 1 35 lNote2 1 99 Notel 1 96 Note2 1 77 Notel 1 73 S2 10 3 30 2 40 3 30 3 10 3 60 2 40 3 30 2 63 3.55 3 10 3 60 2 40 3 30 240 3 30 240 3 30 25 35 25 59 33 30 33 40 25 22 25 47 23 46 25 50 35 40 35 47 23 47 35 47 37 37 39 39 33 35 40 40 29 39 23 35 32 32 30 30 40 40 33 32 25 15 Notes 1 50 Notes 1 38 Notes 1 41 Notes 1 30 Notes 1 30 Notes 125 Note.S 1 30 Notes _ 1 30 25 80 25 80 23 80 25 75 35 47 35 79 25 58 25 68 25 80 25 46 23 68 25 80 23 47 35 63 3.5 47 25 61 25 60 25 60 25 TZt •id &lh «ih 3/ ...... eInsH < elSH. | rlax* riahfe , Kipre.. rreltrhl freiichl frel^bl freliffal rr,-lirlil per I'er , per per per per lOOIb.. l(IOIb» lOOIbi. 1110 ibn 100 lb. 100 II). SI 40 1 M 1 14 1 42 90 2 05 1 98 1 88 1 1 24 1 43 1 26 1 14 1 61 1 26 1 43 1 26 1 72 1 26 1 14 1 73 1 6' 1 53 1 50 2 80 2 SO 3 10 2 80 3 05 3 10 2 80 2 SO 280 29 48 25 32 19 38 37 40 32 38 38 38 32 33 2; 34 23 22 27 25 34 1 39 1 18 1 31 1 29 1 10 1 03 1 10 1 29 63 65 65 63 38 64 47 57 63 37 5' 38 53 38 50 50 50 60 ?1 07 I 44 1 00 1 25 73 1 75 1 68 1 63 1 34 1 06 1 21 1 06 1 00 1 26 1 06 1 26 1 06 1 35 1 06 1 00 1 .52 1 41 1 31 1 32 220 2 45 2 60 2 20 2 43 2 60 2 43 2 20 2 20 24 39 20 24 IS 29 29 30 24 29 29 29 24 25 20 25 20 20 22 20 25 22 12 1 0: 90 92 1 01 85 83 85 1 00 45 45 45 44 29 44 33 40 45 29 40 45 29 42 29 36 40 40 42 SO 94 1 23 87 1 07 38 1 56 1 49 1 41 1 19 93 85 87 1 11 &5 1 II 85 1 21 85 8' 1 3; 1 09 1 0: 1 16 182 2 02 2 10 1 82 2 07 2 10 2 02 182 182 7 25 14 18 10 23 22 23 .18 22 • 22 20 16 1 13 1 14 13 14 }? 14 10 95 66 70 86 60 60 60 84 32 32 33 31 22 31 24 29 32 22 29 23 26 22 36 25 25| 29i SO 87 1 05 73 93 47 1 34 I 28 1 23 I 01 78 71 73 1 00 71 79 71 86 71 73 1 U 93 89 80 80 85 5H 7« 41 ) 09 1 OH 1 03 85 K) 13 14 09 15 11 09 12 10 15 12 08 8 SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO., Cheapest Supply House on Earth, Chicago. CATALOGUE No. 112. KANSAS— Atchison Council Grove.. Dod/je Oity Ft. Scott Garnett Great Bend Hartland Ijeavenworth. Leoti Mankato Meade Norton Sawyer Topeka Wic-liita Wlnfleld KENTUCKY- Ashland Burnside, Oampbellsville Frankfort Henderson. Louisville Maysvilltj, Owensboro. Paducab Paris.. .. Versailles. LOUISIANA— Ale.xandria Baton Rouge Crowley.. . Kentwood Lake Cliarles. Many... Monroe Morgan City Moreauville New Orleans Ponchatoula, Shreveport Tangipahoa Winnsboro. MAINE— Augusta Alfred.. Bangor Brown ville Junction. . . Caribou Eastport. Kennebunk, Lowelltown Ludlow Portland and Lewiston Roclvland Skowbegan MANITOBA— Binscarth Gladstone Pilot Jlound Pipestone Starbuck Winnipeg MARYLAND- Annapolis Baltimore Brandvwine Elktori FinUsburg Frederick Germantown Hagerstown .... Port Tobacco Roaring Point.. . MASSACHUSETTS Ashley Falls Barnstable Bellingbam Jet. Boston Graniteville Hinsdale .TetTerson Lakeville New Bedford Provincetown... Springfield Templeton Worcester MICHIGAN— Adrian Alba Alpena BayCity Boync Falls Cheboygan Detroit Enimett (*i-;ind Rapids.... Tvaliiraazoo L:i using M:inist<*e T-ihpeming I'aris I 'etnskey I\oscommon, MINNESOTA— Albert Lea .\ndubon <'rookston Duluth Edgerton Farris Hallock Mankato Marshall Menahga Milan Minneapolis Moorhead Redwood Falls.. Tower Winona MISSISSIPPI— .\ckerman lolly Spring Jackson Meridian Mississippi Oity. Natchez Ocean Springs... Port Gibson Ro.xie state Line Vicksburg West Point MISSOURI— <"harIeston Chicopee Chillicothe riinton Hannibal Independence Jefferson City Kahoka Kansas City Kirkwood Osceola Paris Poplar Bluff Richards Rolla Springfield St. Louis St. Joseph MONTAN.4— Big Timt»r Billings Butte Chinook Dillon (.xlasgow (ileiidlve Great Falls.:-. Helena Kallspell Livingston Missoula Neihart NEBRASK.4— Alnsworth Alliance Battle Creek Beaver City Chadron (happen Cmly Crawford Duncan Grant H.'istlngs Hetningford Imperial Lincoln I>iup (!ity Nelson Ogallala Omaha fi-Neill Pawnee Thedford Valentine ■:VADA- .\nstin (arson Elko Eureka Hawthorne Reno Toana Winnemucca NEW BRUNSWICK- Chatham Clarendon Fredericton (irand Falls Moncton WiOTdstock NEW H.\MPSHIRE— Berlin Colebrook Conway Dover Enfield Keene Laconia Manchester Plymouth Portsmouth Suncook Wing Road sin tr«l^ht 50! l-.t I 2d plus* i flafiM freight rrelpht per pt-r 100 Ihs 100 Iba 50 50 50 1 1 Note 3 1 10 Note ■^ 1 18 50 50 1 10 50 Notes 50 25 50 25 50 50 25 25 50 50 50 Notes 50 50 50 35 25 225 2 45 2 40 1 OS 2 40 1 (!I t 51 2 m 2 40 2 5R 2 HO 2 50 2 ro 50 50 .50 50 .50 50 .V) 50 50 50 50 .50 50 50 .50 .50 50 25 .50 50 .50 50 4 32 3 65 3 40 3 (io 3 65 3 40 3 40 3 40 1 05 95 1 09 95 95 1 13 R2 82 1 07 82 82 82 82 82 1 30 1 40 65 86 1 24 ] 64 65 85 1 ; 90 60 1 :«) 70 1 10 50 1 25 i 09 1 18 1 ]8 1 6' 1 10 1 6: I 18 1 5; 1 56 1 10 1 25 1 12 1 60 80 90 4' 80 71 52 80 61 90 63 1 22 97 1 05 90 .52 80 290 285 3 10 2 54 3 10 2 24 2 15 2 95 3 10 3 27 2 95 3 20 3 45 1 57 1 81 1 28 1 48 1 90 1 81 1 68 2 021 1 171 1 631 1 31 ] 851 1 03 85' 1 45 1 31 1 63; 80 1 43 89 1 58 1 64 4 82 4 15 3 90 4 20 4 90 3 90 3 90 3 90 1 05 95 I 09 95 95 1 13 82 «2 82 89 82 82 ■ 82 82 82 82 82 82 $0 50 1 10 1 18 .55 70 1 01 1 38 1 03 77 .50 1 10 56 94 42 1 0: 93 99 iW 1 40 90 1 40 98 1 2fi 1 40 no 1 02 88 1 30 65 72 :« 65 58 43 65 50 72 49 96 81 85 72 43 65 250 2 45 2 65 2 23 2 65 1 86 1 76 2 55 2 65 2 81 2 .55 2 75 3 01 1 .33 1 58 1 07 1 28 1 64 1 58 1 45 1 76 99 1 41 1 II I 621 1 411 701 1 23! 1 11 1 41 65 1 18 74 1 36 1 41 4.32 3 65 3 40 3 70 4 40 3 40 3 40 3 40 90 83 95 83 83 98 frelghl per 100 lb. $0 40 85 92 44 49 83 I 12 43 55 81 64 40 85 45 78 33 80 • 80 1 13 75 I 13 83 1 06 1 20 4il> freight per 100 Ibn 74 95 45 50 29 45 42 32 45 38 50 3: 79 60 64 50 34 45 2 02 1 98 2 15' 1 79| 2 15 1 56. 1 46 2 05 2 15 2.31 2 05 2 4:1 1 0« 1 1 03 1 .34 1 25 1 15 1 43 73 1 16 8;i 1 31 1 16 49 96 83 1 16 45 89 .53 1 10 1 11 3 6: 2 !)5 2 70 3 00 3 70 2 70 2 70 2 70 $0 25 60 65 28 38 61 85 27 40 58 43 25 60 34 70 64 6; 61 90 .58 90 116 86 94 58 70 61 75 32 .37 22 .32 29 23 32 32 3: 26 62 43 54 37 28 32 rrel^hi per 100 Ibi 1 67 1 65 1 1 53 1 75 1 26 1 19 I 70 1 1 90 1 70 1 85 2 01 8:- 9' 51- S:> 1 01! 97 91 1 17 53 94 6; 1 01 91 36 75 62 91 32 68 40 86 « 3 02 2 a5 2 10 2 40 3 10 2 10 2 10 2 10 54 49 49 49 59 frelcbl per 100 Ibi f«pres« t'.r 1011 lbs $0 80- 2 00- 2 00- $0 57 51 .56 56 77 47 77 .55 62 76 47 57 SO 51 44 49 49 68 41 88 49 54 62 41 48 39 39I 391 39I 46 42 48 42 42 50 33 33 32 30 .33 33 :« :e 33 All. 200 3 75 3 25 225 2 25 1 75 ■ 2 50 2 00 3 00 3 00 2 00 400 2 75 3 25 1 75 3 75 3 10 3 75 4 00 4 25 3 75 425 4 10 425 4 00 3.57 3 50 2 40 4 IK) 200 2 50 1 25 2 IX) 2 00 1 .50 200 1 90 2 75 1 75 2 60 2 75 250 300 1 50 200 7 75 700 800 200-525 800 5 00-2 00 550 800 800 2 00-7 00 800 9 00 2 00- 6 75 3 75 500 300 400 4 75 4 75 4 25 4 75 300 450 350 50O 450 275 3 75 350 450 '. 00 00 13 00 12 25 II 50 13 00 13 50 1150 11 50 11 50 1 25- 3 50 1 25- 3 25 1 25- 3 25 1 25- 3 25 I 2r,- 3 50 I 25- 325 3.50 3 75 300 2 50 3 00 2 75 •: 90 250 3 25 250 2 75 325 SEARS, ROEPUCK & CO., Cheapest Supply House on Earth, Chicago. CATALOGUE No. 112. 9 NEW JERSEY— Bridgeton Ohatsworth Lafjiyette Mlddli'town Morris town Mullica Hill Newark Oxford Furnace PleasatitvlUe Pouipton Somerville NEW MEXICO— Albuquerque Oarlsbad Clayton Las Vegas Lordsburg Raton Boswell Santa Fe Socorro Wlngate NEW YORK— Albany. . . Big Moose Boston Corners Buffalo Canton Cortland Delhi Elmira Fort Edward Hastings (Oswego Co.) Lake Placid Lyons Malone New York North Creek Nunda Plattsburg Poughkeepsie Kocnester Saranac Lake Warsaw '. Watertown Whitehall NOKTH CAROLINA- Belhaven Charlotte Clinton Fayettevllle Goldsboro Goldston Greensboro Halifax Hertford Mount Airy Newborn Newport Raleigh Salisbury Shelby Wadesboro Washington Wilkes boro Wilmington NORTH DAKOTA— Aneta Bismarck Bottineau Carrington Cooperstown Dickinson EUendale Fargo Grand Forks Hannah Jamestown Lakota Medora Mlnot Pembina St. John Wahpeton NOVA SCOTIA— Berwick Hopewell Mulgrove - North Sidney Oxford Jet Pictou Truro Yarmouth OHIO - Bellefontalne. . . . Bueyrus Caldwell Canton. Chlllicothe Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus Coshocton Dayton Defiance Georgetown Greenville Hillsboro Jobs Laura Lima Logan Marion Ottawa Portsmouth Steuben ville Toledo Xenia Youngstown nin. rrelEhl cbarB« 10 80 80 75 80 75 78 75 75 80 75 75 1 96 2 12 75 1 61 2 46 1 00 1 1 90 1 2 81 72 82 82 45 82 60 98 65 97 68 94 60 1 11 56 1 04 75 56 82 56 75 82 97 Notel Notel Notel Note Notel Notel Notel $0 97 Notel Notel Notel Notel Notel Notel Notel Notel Notel Notel SO 50 50 50 50 50 50 25 25 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 1 18 95 95 1 03 95 93 95 1 32 37 39 45 41 44 40 41 41 44 40 33 45 39 44 45 39 37 45 39 3' 45 45 37 40 44 claH frfitfht $0 80 80 75 80 75 78 75 75 80 75 75 2 32 2 12 2 05 2 32 2 72 2 ''4 2 32 2 32 2 32 3 18 82 82 45 82 60 98 65 91 68 94 60 82 75 1 11 56 1 04 75 56 82 56 75 1 22 1 40 1 40 1 40 1 33 1 40 1 33 1 32 1 02 1 43 1 10 1 2' 1 33 1 40 1 52 1 40 1 10 1 43 1 27 1 55 1 80 1 82 1 65 1 52 2 02 1 32 1 30 1 40 1 77 1 55 1 62 2 0" 1 75 1 68 1 80 1 20 1 18 95 93 1 03 95 95 95 1 32 37 39 45 41 44 40 41 41 44 40 33 45 39 44 45 39 37 45 39 37 43 45 37 40 44 frelfchi lUU Ihi SO 70 70 63 70 65 68 65 65 70 65 65 206 1 90 1 65 2 06 2 46 1 79 2 06 2 06 2 06 2 84 63 71 71 39 71 52 84 56 79 59 82 32 71 65 93 48 90 63 48 71 48 65 71 1 03 1 20 1 20 1 20 1 13 1 20 1 13 1 12 87 1 22 93 1 09 1 13 1 20 1 32 1 20 Hit 1 22 1 C7 1 31 1 52 1 54 1 39 1 28 1 65 1 15 1 10 1 18 1 50 1 31 1 37 1 69 1 49 1 42 1 52 1 00 1 02 83 83 90 83 83 83 1 14 32 33 39 35 38 34 35 35 38 34 29 39 33 38 39 33 32 39 33 32 39 39 32 :m 38 frelRhl per 100 IttH 55 50 .55 50 53 50 50 55 SO .50 1 88 1 73 1 25 1 88 2 27 1 37 1 88 1 88 1 88 2 60 48 55 55 30 55 40 65 43 61 45 65 40 53 50 73 37 69 50 37 55 3' 50 55 83 93 95 95 89 95 69 8! 6 97 74 85 89 95 1 07 95 74 97 87 1 02 1 24 1 23 1 1! 1 00 1 36 65 83 92 1 22 1 02 1 11 1 39 1 21 1 16 1 24 80 • 81 4 th freight per 100 II 6th claiDi rrelgbl per 100 Ibi SO 40 40 3& 40 35 38 35 35 40 33 35 1 1 63 97 1 62 2 07 1 06 1 67 1 67 1 67 2 10 34 39 39 21 39 28 47 30 45 32 4' 28 39 35 57 26 50 35 26 39 26 85 70 70 70 64 70 64 64 47 76 56 61 64 70 82 70 56 71 62 73 97 98 82 71 1 10 62 60 65 95 73 83 1 14 93 87 97 55 61 49 49 54 49 49 49 67 16 17 21 18 19 17 18 18 19 17 13 21 1? 19 21 17 16 21 17 16 21 21 16 17 19 freight per 100 IhH K 1 pr«'HH per 100 III. $0 41 4 49 45 41 4' 43 43 32 54 39 42 43 4' 54 47 39 48 39 $2 .50 2 75 2 75 2 75 2 .50 2 50 2 .50 2 50 2 75 2 75 2 50 7 25 6 75 6 75 7 25 8 75 650 6 75 7 25 7 25 9 00 0 *>: 300 2 75 1 75 3 00 2 25 3 00 223 2 75 250 3 55 2 00 3 15 3 50 3 75 2 40 3 25 250 200 3 15 200 2 75 3 00 3 50 4 00 400 4 00 3 73 425 3 75 3 50 3 25 425 4 25 4 50 400 3 75 430 4 50 3 50 4 00 4 25 2 40 4 75 3 00 4 50 4 50 5 25 3 50 3 50 4 23 3 00 4 25 2 75 550 300 4 50 2 00- 3 00 3 50 OKLAHOMA TER.- Alva Calumet El Itono Guthrie Klngflsher Nowkirk Oklahoma Tecumseh Woodward ONTARIO— Hal I burton Kingston London Mattawa Ottawa Parry Sound Toronto OREGON— Arlington Baker City Elgin Eugene Heppner Huntington La Grande Lebanon Leland Medford Monmouth Pendleton Portland Roseburg Salem Sheridan 12 00- 2 09- 2 00- 2 00- PENNSYLVANIA— Allentown Bedford Blairsville Driftwood Erie Gettj^sburg Harrisburg. Huntingdon Jackson Center... Larabee Lewisburg Nanticoke New Castle Philadelphia Pittsburg Pottsville Beading Scranton Sharpsville Tionesta Towanda Union town Wellsboro Willlamsport QUEBEC— La Belle Megantic Montreal Quebec Richmond Sherbrooke Sorel St. Jean Port Joli. Waltham ;d- 4 50- 1 1 25 1 25- 1 25' 1 25- 1 27- 2 50- 73 4 00 4 25 4 50 3 75 4 00 3 75 75 1 50 1 50 200 1 50 1 75 1 50 1 50 1 50 1 75 1 50 1 00 1 93 125 1 75 200 1 50 1 25 1 75 1 135 2 00 1 I 25 150 1 50 RHODE ISLAND— Bristol Greene Pascoag Providence Slocum ville Westerly Wickford Junction.. SOUTH CAROLINA— Abbeville Aiken Beaufort Charleston Columbia Florence Georgetown Greenville Greenwood Hampton Lancaster Rldgeway Spartanburg Sumter SOUTH DAKOTA— Aberdeen Armour Belle Fourche Canton Chamberlain Deadwood Edgemont Eureka Gettysburg Huron Mlllbank Jet Mitchell Pierre Rapid City Redfield Sisseton Spearfish Vermilion Watertown Wolsey Yankton ■ii rrelKht Notes Notes Notes Notes Notes Notes Notes Notes Notes 78 68 45 1 09 75 1 02 45 3 10 3 10 3 10 2 85 3 10 2 85 3 10 2 85 3 10 3 10 3 35 3 10 2 60 3 10 2 85 ■ •I el... frelKbt per 100 1 1>. Nntel Notel Notel Notel Notel Notel Notel Notel Notel Note 2 Notel Notel Notel Notel 125 $1 50 1 50 1 50 1 .50 1 50 1 50 1 50 1 55 1 50 78 68 45 1 09 75 1 02 45 3 60 3 60 3 60 3 30 3 60 3 80 3 60 3 45 3 60 3 60 3 38 3 60 .3 00 3 60 3 10 3 34 73 72 53 72 45 73 72 72 44 56 72 73 44 73 45 73 73 73 44 45 73 50 72 72 93 1 15 75 89 82 82 87 93 97 82 82 82 82 82 1 56 1 56 1 a5 1 35 1 47 151 1 32 1 56 1 56 1 84 1 47 1 56 1 56 1 57 125 1 10 2 33 83 1 25 325 2 04 1 40 1 35 1 24 98 1 03 1 30 2 16 1 25 1 10 2 35 89 1 00 1 35 91 Trrlgbl per too lb. ><1 <th I itb I «lb el... ej... I ej... el... rrelRblj rreli^btl frelKbl Irelifbt per I per per per lOOIb.lOUIbi 100 lb. lOOIb. «1 29 1 29 1 29 1 29 1 29 1 37 1 29 1 34 1 29 67 59 39 95 65 90 39 3 10 3 10 3 10 3 02 3 10 3 25 3 10 2 96 3 10 3 10 2 93 3 10 260 3 10 2 70 81 1 01 65 76 71 71 76 81 84 71 71 71 71 71 71 71 1 41 1 41 1 14 1 14 1 26 1 37 1 13 1 41 1 41 1 58 1 27 1 34 1 41 1 3' 105 95 203 68 1 08 1 95 1 1 15 1 10 1 05 82 94 1 10 1 90 1 05 90 2 05 73 85 1 03 73 $1 07 1 07 1 00 1 00 1 00 97 1 00 1 05 1 07 51 45 30 75 50 71 30 2 60 260 2 60 2 59 2 60 2 65 2 60 2 5S 2 eo 2 60 2 48 260 2 20 260 230 2 45 48 47 31 4' 30 47 47 4' 29 37 47 48 29 48 30 48 48 48 29 30 48 33 47 47 64 82 50 59 55 55 59 64 55 55 55 55 55 55 55 1 11 1 11 1 00 1 00 1 06] 1 09i 93 1 11 1 11 1 38 1 02 1 11 1 11 109 75 74 1 63 47 80 1 60 143 901 85 75! 68! 68 80 1 55 75 70 1 69 51 65 75; 51 10 88 89 84 84 84 76 84 89 95 37 32 21 58 35 53 21 2 10 2 10 2 10 3 36 3 10 222 2 10 220 3 10 3 10 2 15 2 10 1 90 2 10 200 2 11 33 32 24 32 21 32 32 32 19 26 32 33 19 33 21 33 33 33 19 21 33 23 32 39 39 39 39 39 39 39 84 84 87 87 82 82 67 84 81 1 19 177 83 84 82 56 50 1 33 34 55 1 32 1 19 67 65 51 44 47 .60 1 28 56 50 1 42 37 46 52 371. to 31 27 18 49 30 "is lipr«M per ■ Oil ll> $0 62 59 58 58 36 54 43 63 62 79 51 56 62 54 •4 25 42S 42& 400 43S 4 00 400 4 .V> 4 75 n ^- 1 SO 2 75 1 85 1 25- 3 00 3 00 1 25- 1 50 1 25- 100 11 00 10 00 10 00 12 25 11 75 10 00 10 00 12 00 13 00 13 00 12 00 10 00 11 50 13 00 12 00 13 00 250 300 2 23 300 200 225 225 2 75 2 10 225 250 2 50 1 75 2 35 1 75 250 235 350 1 75 2 10 250 200 22s 2 5U 225 3 75 3 35 3 75 200 3 50 300 2 50 1 25- 300 1 25- 1 25- 1 25- 125 2 50- 40 300 300 250 3 00 300 300 4 50 5 00 5 50 4 75 4 30 4 30 525 4 50 4 50 5 50 4 30 4 50 4 30 3 00 325 300 5 75 2 30 3 35 5 75 600 3 30 3 35 3 25 325 2 75 325 550 3 35 325 6 S 250 325 3K 250 10 SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO., Cheapest Supply House on Earth, Chicago. CATALOGUE No.ll2. nin. rrrliclil charge TENNESSEE— Aliens Creek ISristol l!l)arleston Ohattanoog-ii Olarksville Clinton Greenfield Knoxville .faelvson Manriiester Memphis Parsons Sparta TEXAS - Abilene Amarillo Austin Beaumont Canadian Coi'pus Christ! Dallas Benison El I'aso Henrietta Houston Kerrville Laredo Llano Lufkin Palestine Pecos Port Lavaca San Angelo San Antonio Sanderson. Seymour Sierra Blanca SpolTord Waco I TAH— Kelknap liinsham Jet Caclie Jet <V»lton Echo Ephraim Fairfield Frisco Kelton Milford Nephi Ogaen Salt Lake City VIRGINIA— AJiin^don Alexandria Basic 'iiir Stone Gap I larlcsville Iraporia Iirniville f rtderLCkSburg Harrisonburg Lexin^tiin LynchbnrK M;trtins\ille Ni-v.- I'asile OUI Point Comfort.... Oranjre Pleasant Valley Pulaski City Richmond Uiverttm Saiem SufT.iik Swordscreek N'ir^inia City wot Point VERMONT- Bradford Brattlel.H^ro. Burlington Cavendish Esse.N Jet Greensljoro Hartford Leicester..-. Montpelier North Benninjrton... Kutland South Londonderry. St. .\ll>:ins St. .lohnsluiry WASHINCiTON— Anacortes Ohehalis Colfax Connell Coulee City 1 )ayton Ea^ton Ho<luiam Kalania ,. Meyers Falls New Whatcom Ntjrth Yakima Olympia Pa'sco S nohom ish South Bend Spokane Tacoma. — Walla Walla Wallula Wenatchee l6t { Sti I 8d I 41h I 5th riaiig . rla^'i clasts rlass rlass rreiiihl freltrht freiKhl Ifreithl Trelehl per l»er per I per I pel iuon>R 100 ihs tor ihs innnts looibs Note 'ii SO ,S4 Notel Note I Notel Note 2 10 50 Notel SO .50 Notes ■ ?0 S.T i Notes Notes Notes ; Notes Notes Notes j Notes I Notes I Note 3 > iNoteS Notes I Note 3 Note Si < Notes [Note Si Notes iNotesI : Note 3 Notes :NotaS: iNoteS Notes Note SI iNoteS: Notes, ■Notes Notes 2 25 2 40 2 25 2 25| 2 50! 2 50 2 TS 3 40 2 73 2 50 2 2i 2 h Nolet Note 1 72 72 Notel $0 M 72 73 72 M SI 42 84 1 50 1 16 81 1 32 91 1 16 1 ns 1 38 85 1 S6 1 53 1 .50 1 (SO: 1 50: 1 .50' 1 .51! 1 50i 1 .50' 1 50 1 62, 1 50i 1 50' 1 57; I ■52 1 .50l 1 501 1 50| 1 86 1 1 50; 1 57! 1 50 1 87 1 .50 1 87| 1 fi2| 1 50 3 601 3 lOl 3 301 3 10 S 10 3 30 S S5, 3 65 3 no 3 on 3 so 3 10, 3 lOi 84 1 20 1 27 1 22 721 1 151 R4 51 241 SI 01 1 29 99 70 1 14 75 99 85 1 22; 65 1 17 1 37 1 29i 1 SS 1 29; 1 20 1 3t 1 29 I 29 1 29 1 42 1 29 1 29 1 S6 1 42 1 29 I 29 1 29 1 58 1 29 1 X 1 -3 1 59 1 29 1 59 1 41 1 29 82 82 82 82 82 82 821 82 82 82 82 9S\ 821 P2j 3 Oo' 3 00; 3 OO' 3 60' 3 60 3 60 3 60 S 00 3 00 4 14 3 00 3 60 3 00 3 60 3 00 3 00 3 60; 3 00 3 6O! 5 60 s i;n 721 62] 62' 1 03: 1 08 1 04 62 82 62 62 62 98 3 08 82 56 95 60 82 70 1 00 55 1 14 1 09 1 17 1 09 1 09 1 IS 1 09 1 09| 1 09I 1 27! 1 09; 1 09I I 15' I 27 1 09 1 09 1 09, 1 40 1 09 1 15 1 1 09 1 41 1 09 1 41 1 23, 1 09, 3 13 2 61 2 65 2 15 2 80 2 20 2 65 2 15 2 65 2 15 2 SS 2 31 2 89 2:ff 3 18 2 m S 40 2 70 3 13 2 61 2 83 2 31 2 65 2 15 2 65 2 15 n 71 71 71 71 71 11 71 1 71 71 71 "1 2 6o' 2 00 3 10, 3 10; 3 10 3 10 3 10 2 60 55 5' 55 2 20 2 20 2 60 2 60 2 60 2 60 2 60' 2 20 601 2 20 3 62l 3 09; 2 60 3 10 2 60 3 10 2 60 2 60 3 10 2 60' 3 10 3 10 1 10 ;o: 2 60I 2 20, 2 60 1 2 20I 2 20 2 60 2 20; 2 60 2 60 ■2 I'O SO 81 39 86 64 43 74 49 64 57 79 43 73 93 1 00 1 0 1 00 1 00 1 04 1 00 1 00 1 00! 1 20I 1 00 1 00 1 03 1 20 1 00 1 00 1 00 1 30 1 00 1 03 1 00 1 31 1 00 1 31 1 15 1 00 2 19 1 75 1 82 1 7,5 1 K> 1 89| 1 95 2a»' 2 10 2 19 1 8»i 1 75I 1 75| 39 39 39 39 39 39 39 39 SO 39 3!l 3T 39 39 1 90 1 90 2 101 2 10 2 10| 2 10 2 10; 1 W, 1 nol 2 55J 1 90 2 10 1 90| 2 10 1 90! 1 90 2 10 1 90 2 10 2 10 2 10 SO 70 33 73 5.5 36 63 37 55 42 69 .37 58; 6lfa rlas:< freight per 100 lh> SO 66 80 72 33 27 27 63 48 47 27 27 27 27 07 ExprpBS per 100 lbs Si 75 S 75 S 50 S(K) 2 65 S 50 2 75 3 50 2 90 3 ,50 3 00 3 25 3 50 5 50 5 .50 5 2.5 5 25 5 25 650 4 25 3 75 7 00 4 50 h 50 6 75 6 00 5 25 5 00 6 75 5 75 6 00 5 75 7 00 5 2S 6 75 6 75 4 75 9 00 8 on 8 00 8 00 8 00 8 25 8 .50 10 50 10 25 10 25 8 75 8 00 8 00 3 75 2 .50 3 00 3 25 3 50 S .50 3 .50 2 8.5 2 .50 2 75 3 25 4 00 3 25 2 75 3 00 2 50 3 2 3 00 2 7^ 3 25 3 75 3 25 3 25 3 00 3 2: •> *■; 3KV 3 00 3 2 3 2 3 10 3 3 25 2 75 3 00 2 75 3 25 3 2; 12 00 11 .VI SS 00- 8 00 10 00 10 .50 10 00 11 00 12 00 11 .50 2 00- 9 .50 12 00 11 00 11 ,50 10 00 11 50 12 (VI 10 00 11 .50 10 00 10 00 2 00- 9 00 WEST VIKGINIA- Beverl3' Charleston Clarksburg Dinfjess Grafton Harpers Ferry.. Hinton Martinsburg Parkersburg — Parsons Ripley Landing. Romiiey Spencer \\ heeling WISCONSIN— Ashland Athens Beloit Cameron Chelsea Chippewa Falls. I'ond du Lac (irand Rapids... Green Bay Hudson Hurle.v Lanc.i'ster Madison Manitowoc Milwaukee .Mineral Pt Mondovi Oconto Poniliine Prairie du Chien Prentice Richland Center Rhinelander Sparta Spooner Sturgeen Bay... Wabeno Wausau WVOMIXG— Casper Cheyenne Cokeville Dana Evanston Gillette Green River Ilanna Laramie Lusk Medicine Bow... Kawlins Sheridan Wanisutter Wheatland.. . . [ Isl I 2d I 8d I 4lh I S(h MIn. ; elass ' class | elass ; elass i elass freiehl frviEhl trelehl Treipht Irel^ht Ifreleht charge per 1 per | per per 1 per lo0 1hs;i0Olhsll00IbB lOOIbs'lOOIhK SO 84 25 25! 25; 25I 251 sol 251 ! 40 •03! I 25 .50 ! 25 1 00] . 70; 75' 95 : 14 50; I 25 , 16 SO 84 45 57 84 57 ?2' 72| 72; 45 90; 45 77 6: 45 $0 ' 2 70 205 3 30 2 95 3 10 2 70 3 10 2 91 2 56 2 45 2 85 3 09 2 70 3 10 2 45 2.35 1 65 2 80; 2 43! 2 65 235; 2 65! 2 401 2 10; 2 01 2 35 2 54 2 35 2 05, 2 01 SO 56 1 90 1 2j 2 20 1 87 2 15 1 90 2 15 1 85 1 64 1 55 1 81 1 94 1 90 208 155 SO 40 21 26 . 39 26 32 32 32 21 41 21 34 32 21 28 25 18 28 25 25 20 23 20 i Zi 18 16 12 21 25i 23' 25i 2:1: 25 23 SO 34 18 18 33 21 27 27 27 18 3a 18 29 27 13 23| 28 . 231. 25. 23. 1 55 . . . 97 . . 1 82 .. 1 49 . . . 1 75... 1 55... 1 75I... 1 47 . . . 1 29 ... 1 22!... 1 43... 1 56 ... 1 55... 1 70 . . . 133... eth class frelsbl per 100 lbs Expreas per too Iba $3 35 250 2 25 2 50 200 225 300 225 2 00 3 25 2 25 2 25 225 1 75 200 200 75 1 75 2 00 1 75 1 00 1 50 1 25 1 75 2 00 1 50 1 00 1 10 60 1 25 1 75 1 50 1 SO 1 50 200 150 175 1 SO 300 175 1 75 1 75 6 00 600 80O 7 75 800 7 00 800 750 6 75 5 25 7 50 800 700 800 6S0 now TO FIGLRE EXPRESS CHARGES. Refer to above table for the expre*is rate per 100 poiiixN to the nearest town In your state, then refer to the same rate per lOO p<iunds iu the table below, and .vou can tell exactly what the express eharpes will be on a packai^e welching from 1 to 25 pounds, rtO poiiD<ls or lOO pounds from Chicago to your station. For example: Express rate for loo pounds to Fargo, N, D., Is *!S3.,50: iy pounds would cost 65 (-ents. When two rates are shown, figure the charges for 7 pounds or less, at combined rates; if over 7 pounds figure at separate rates and add both charges together. SO. 40 .50 .60, .75 i.oo! LSO 1.75 2 00 2.50 S.OO S.50 4.00 4. ,50 5.00 11.00 7.00 8.00 '.1.00 10.00 11.00 12.00 IS. 00; 14.00; 15.00 16.00 17.00 18.00: 20.001 ; '/ 1 c c 1 3 S 1 0 S, a. -■ M S0.25 10.25, .25 .25 .25 .25 .25 .25 .35 .25 .'£> .35 .25 .35 35 .25 .25 .K .25 .30 .'.» .30 .35 .30 .35 .30 .35 .30 .35 .30 .25 ..30 .35 .30 .35 .30 ,35 .30 .25 .30 .35 .30 .25 .30 .;«i .35 M .35 .35 .40 .;i5 .40 .:i5 .45 .,35 .45 .40 .50 fO.i .25 .30 .30 .30 .35 .40 .45 .45 .45 .45 .45 .45 .45 .45 .45 .45 .45 .45 .45 .45 .45 .50 .50 .55 .60 .60 $0.25 .30 .:iO .30 .35 .40 .45 .50 .55 .60 .60 .60 .60 .60 .60 .60 .60 .60 .60 .60 .60 .60 .65 .65 .75 .75 .80 . ft z. >a t- SO .35 S0.25 .35 .30 .35 .30 .m .:» .35 .35 ,40 .40 .40 .45 45 .50 .50 .oo ..55 .65 .65 .70 .65 .75 .65 .75 70 .85 70 .90 .70 .95 .75 l.Ofl ■ .75 1.00 .40 1.00 .75 1.00 75 1.00 .75 1.00 .8(1 l.Ofl .80 1.10 .85 1.15 .85 1.15 .SKI 1.2.5 .95 1.40 l.Wl 1.50 to. 25! .:io .30 .35 .40 .45 .50 .55 .60 .75 .75 .90 .90 1.00 1.00 1.15 1.20 1 1.35 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.501 1.501 1.85 1.&5 1.75 1.80 2.00 SO. 35 .30 .30 .35 .40 .50 .60 .60 .70 .80 .85 1.00 1.00 1.10 i.is: 1.35 i.so; 1.601 1.75 2.00: 2.001 2.151 2.151 2.15 2.S51 3.50 2.60' 2.751 3.001 te X •3 ■a a a 3 3 C e. o i'i J0.35 S0.251 .30 .35 .;«! .35 .;i5 .40 .45 .50 .55 .60 .65 .70 .70 .75 .80 .90 .90 1.00 1.00 1.10 1.15 1.35 1.15 1.30 1.35 1.50 1.30 1.50 1.65 1.85, 1.75 3.O0I 3.00 2.25 2.0O 2.50 3. .50 s.ool 2..5(i 3.251 2.75 3.. 50 2.75 3.50 2.85 3.50 3.00 3.75 3.20 4.00 3.40 4.25 3.60 4.50 4.00 5.00 s to. 30 .45 .45 .55 .70 .90 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.25 1.50 1.75 2.00 2 25 2.. 50 3.00 3.50 4.00 4.50 5.00 5.50 6.00 6.50 7.00 7.50 8.00 8..V) 9.00 10.00 If .vou cannot figure the freight or express charges from above tables, ask youragent; he will be pleased to furnish them, if not write us and we will give you alt the information .vou desire. Express or freight charges add next to nothing to the cost of goods yea order from us compared with what .vou will save in price. One order will convince you that it is just as convenient and far more economical to buy goods direct from us tlian from a local store. SEARS, ROEBUCK & CC Cheapest Supply House un Earth, Chicago. CATALOGUE No.ll2. 11 FREIGHT CLASSIFICATION. 1 stands for First Class. 2 stands tor Second Class. 3 stands for Ihird Class. 4 stands for Fourth Class. 5 stands for Fifth Class. 6 stands for Sixth Class. THE RAILROADS CHARGE FOR FREIGHT vitl rind tlif -M-iX < -ir^itf Brcnrdlng to lln claflttlflratlon. For ex- ample; Stoves take :(rd cla.MB rattr. By the neiirest town in your HtaU*. Miil- ivliich you can ijet fitim our ciitalotriu* or e«tl?imte pretty ■ ' ■ " If the referring; to papes 7 to lOynv tiply the \vf ijiht of the arti< _ . _ . Closely) l>y the rate, nnd you will be able to figure the ireight charges alitiowt ti following'list does not contain thr article you want, you can, as a mie, use the rate on some aitiele of a similar natuie. THE CLASSIFICATION ON SOME ARTICLES tr;^'y^f^J^"i^;^Z tikes 2n(l ilas-i rate to the western ami Houthern istates. and Srd class rate to the eastern Btatfs, lliiv pn's^cs take 'ind class rate to the western states, and class to the eastern staten and 1th class to the ^■.•uthe^n stales. We al^vays pack and ship our (joodN la a manner that se- cures for you the LOWEST FREIGHT CHARGES. REMEMBER, i'/4 stands lor 1'4 times First Class. 11/2 stands lor t'/i times First Class. D 1 stands for Double First Class. 2'/2 stands lor 2!4 tim«> First Class 3T I stands for 3 times First Class. 4T I standi for 4 times First Class. ine wp.l, nnrlhwr.l »n<J ^unllinf.l from i'lile.«o, u.r lh» wcwUra rla«.lfle«* He tJie L'luitMilk-Htloii In roluiiin tiiurkrd "WKHT" If you live In any of th<; fol- \l/rCT Thcml'raBd' nCOIt (ion. Cue theciui>r4llk-ntloii In c'oluiiin tiiurkrd "WKHT" If you live In an: lowing' htiitc!«: .\i l/,olia, ArkHiit4ux. HrttlMli I'olunibia. (ullfornla. Colorado. IdnliTT, IlllnolH, In (liitn Tt-rrlli)i-y, lowu. KhnhaK, l.oiilHliinu. M<-xlco, MliinnHota. MIkkouH, Montana, .Vebrairka, Ne- vutlu, NV-w Mexico. North liiikota. okluhoiiia Territory, Oregon, ,South Ltakota. TexaM, UtAb, WdMli)n;.'ton, WImi-ohmIii. Wyomintf, PS Of The rallrondH running eB»l anil ndHb.Bul from fltlracn, u.. lb. <>a«t<>rs rlaa.incatloa. Vih; the CAO I ■ clasKllicatlon In column inaiked "KAHT" If you ll%e in any of the followjnjf Blat^^n t'omipctlcut, lielawure, Uistrlet or r<.lunil»lu. Indiana. .Maryland. Maine, HuiwaetiuHettA. Mlchl- t'.'iri. S'ew itruiiwwii'k. New Jiiiiniishlre. .New Jerney. New Voik. Nova K4:otta. iJhio, Ontario, rniiisylvanin, vuehec. Khode l»land. Vermont. Virginia, Went VIrtrlnla. CnilTU 'l'h<'rnlln>.itl. runnlflir Hfliith and Hnulh.aol fram Chlpaffo. a.r the .nnlh.ra cla«.ltMtlaa. OUU I n. c^e the ela-Mttlcatlon In column marked ••SOI'TH" If you live In any of the follow- ing stjitcs: Alahamu, I'"lorlila, Georgia, Kentucky. MiMHtUHlripl, North CuroUna, South Carolina, Tennessee, AUTICLKS CLASS Ad vert isiuff Matter Ammunition Anvils Asbestos Building Felt Axes Axles Baby Oarriases Bam boo Book Backs Burb AVire Bar Iron Barn Door Rail Baskets. Nested Bath Tubs Baans Bed Lounges Beds, Folainff Beds, Iron or Wood Bed Slats Bed Sprlnss, Spiral \ij(\ Springs, Woven Wire. Bedsteads Bells Bellows Belting, Rubber, Leather or Canvas Bicycles Uin'ding Twine Bird Cages... Blankets Blinds Blowers. Rotary Itoats. Bow liob Sleds. Boilers 14one, Ground Bookcases Book Hacks, Bamtioo Books Boots and Shoes Buggies (See Vehicles) Bugg.v Bodies, Finished... Buggy Bodies, Unfinished Buggy Tops Bugiiv Wlieels, Finished.. Bugt'v Wlicols, tJniinished Buil.ling Felt iUiilding I'aper Bureaus Cameras Candles Candy in Pails.. Canned Goods Cans, Milk ... Cant Hooks Carpets Carriages... (See Vehicles) Carts. Hand Carts, Road Cement, Building Cereals Oiiains (Chairs, Bamboo, Rattan, Reed or Willow Chairs, (Jane Seat Chairs. Invalid's Rolling.. Chairs, Upholstered Chairs, Wood or Leatlier Seat Cheese Chiffoniers Cliina Closets Churns Cigars and Cigarettes.. Cloaks Clocks Clothes Bars ClothinK- Cobbler's Outfit Cod Fish CofTee OotTee Mills Commodes Condensed Milk Conductors. Pipe and Eave Trough. W^ood Corn Cribs Corn Huskers Corn Planters Corn Sliel lers Corrugated Iron Cots. Folding Couclies Crackers Cribs. Iron or Wood Crockery D-l .. 1 ...3 ...3 D-l ...I o ".'.3 ...1 ...1 D-l ...3 3TI ...1 ...3 ...1 4T1 ...3 ...4 3T1 ...1 ■ 1% .I'/j .lYs ...1 ...3 ...3 ...1 D-l ...3 o '.'.'.I ...1 ^:? ..4 ..3 ..4 3T1 ■ IVs D-I D-l ■ lYu ...2 ...1 D-l ...3 ...4 .1'/= 3T1 ...4 ...4 ...3 D-l ...1 ...4 .1'/= .!'/» 2 '.'.'.3 D-l .I"/. 2 '.'.'.3 ...1 i'A .3 3T1 ...1 ...1 .4T1 ...1 ...2 ...a ■1%. 3T1 .1 .1 .2'/, .IH ■m ...1 ...1 ...3 ...3 ...1 ...1 ...3 ...2 o 2 '."a ...1 D-l ...4 ...4 ...4 3T1 .li/~ D-i .l'/4 .m ...3 ...1 .IH ...2 ...1 ...1 ...1 .]!4 .I'/c ...(i ...6 ...3 ...I ...1 ...4 .I'/s ...1 ..:2 ...4 D-l ...1 .1S4 3T1 1 4 iTl ...3 ...6 ■ IM ■ 1% ...1 ...1 ...2 ■m ...2 ...3 . ..e ...6 ...2 ...1 ...4 ...4 D-l ...1 .I'/S ...1 ...3 CLASS 1 ARTICLES 2 '.'.A .iy. *> ;;;2 ...1 ...2 ...2 ...3 ...1 ...3 ..A ...2 .IH 3T1 ...1 ...3 .114 ...2 ...3 ...3 ...1 ...3 1 g m ...6 ...3 .1'4 '.'.A ...3 ...1 3 '.'.A ...3 2 '.'.A ...3 Crowbars Cultivators (Jupboards Cutters (Sleighs). Decoy Ducks Deliorners Desks Disc Sharpeners Dishes Door Hangers ' Door Screens Doors. Common, Glazed. . . Doors, Glazed Doubletrees 3 •i . 4 Dressers Dried Fruits Drills, Blacksmith's Post,. Drugs Drums Dry Goods... ...1 ...3 2 !!'] 4T1 1 ...1 ...3 2 '.'.'a IITI 1 0 2 ' 2 '.'.A 3T1 ...1 Earthenware Electric Batteries Electrical Goods Emery Wheels Engines Evaporators, Fruit Explosives Fanning Mills Feed Cookers, Steam Feed Cutters Feed Grinders FeedMills Felt, Building Fence Wire, Barb and Smooth Fencing Fertilizers Firearms Fish, Canned Fish, Pickled or Salted.... Flax Me.al Flour Flower Stands, Wire Food, Animal or Poultry.. Forges Forks Freezers — Fruit, Canned Fruit, Dried Fruit Evaporators Fruit Jars Galvanized Iron '. .. Game Traps Gas Fixtures Gas tin' Calcium Lights . . . Gas W.achines ...2 ...1 ...1 2 V.'.l .\% D-1 ...1 ...3 . ..2 ' 'o '.'.'.i ...3 ...4 ...3 ;::} ..A ...4 ...4 ...4 3T1 ...4 ...2 " 2 ...1 ...4 ...3 .VA ...3 ...4 !!;i ...3 ...1 ...1 ...3 ...2 .IH D-I ...1 ...1 ...2 0 ...l ...3 ...4 ...3 ...4 ...1 ...3 ....5 ...5 3T1 ...3 ...1 0 '.'.A ...3 ...3 A'A . . .2 '.'.'.l ...3 ...2 ...3 D-l ...1 ...1 D-l 2 '.'.'.•z ...2 ...1 ...3 ...3 ...3 ...4 ::l D-l ;;1 ...6 ...6 ...5 ...B ...1 ...3 ...5 ...31 ...6 D-l ...4 ...2 ...3 . . .2 '.'.'.l ...3 ...a ..-.2 ...2 ...1 2 Gasoline Stoves Gears. Running ...1 1 ...1 ■ "0 Glassware Grain Drills Granite & Enameled Ware 9 D-l ...4 ...3 ...4 2 '.'.'.2 ...2 ...1 ...6 ...3 ...5 4 Grease. Axle Grindstone Frames Grindstones Grits D-l ...1 D-l ...1 2 •■■i ■.■.!2 2 "'2 '. .is ...^ "3 D-l .. 1 D-l ...1 ...3 ...1 2 2 '2 !!!2 '.'. is \.'.z " ">: D-l ...3 '.'.'.3 ...b ...4 2 .... D-l ...1 .IV2 ...1 2 2 '.'.'I ...3 ...3 ...4 ...3 ...3 ...3 D-I 2 !;.'3 ...3 ..A ...6 2 ..A Guns. Revolvers, etc Hall Trees Hammocks H ardware Harness and Saddles Harrows Hay Carriers Hay Loaders Hay Presses, Hand Hay Rakes Hay Tedders Heaters, Tank High Explosives D-l ...3 0 '.'.'.3 ...i ..A 2 Hinges, Iron Hoes Hollow-ware Hominy Horse and Mule's Shoes. . . Horse Powers liullers. Pea Ice Cream Freezers Ice Plows Incubators Iron Beds Ironing Boards Iron Pipe Iron Tires Iron Tuyeres ...1 ;;;i 2 '.'.A ...4 ...3 ...3 ...1 2 '.'.A 2 '.'.'.3 ...4 ...4 ...i ...2 ...4 ...1 2 '.'.'.3 ...6 ARTICLES Iron Wagon Wheels., Kettles Kitchen Sinks, Iron Ladders Lamps Land Rollers Lard Lasts Ijanndrv Tubs, Gal'v Iron Lawn .^lowers Lead Pipe , Lime Linseed Meal Lounges Lye ^lachines, Sewing M.agic Lanterns Mandrels Matting- Mattresses Meats, Cured Milk Cans Mills. Cider, Cob, Corn and Cane Mi 1 1 work (see Sash, Doors and Blinds. Mirrors Mol asses in Barrels or Kegs Molasses in Cans or Kits IMowers. Lawn Mowing i\Iachines Musical Instruments Music Cabinets Nails Notions Nuts, Edible Oars Oat Meal Oil in Barrels Oil Cake Meal Oil Cloth, under 13 ft. long Oil Stoves Organs O vens. Sheet Iron Oyster Shells Pails Paint, in Barrels PiiinT. ill Cans or Palls. I'm per Hangings I'i'a rlullers Phonographs Pianos Pictures Pipe. Lead Planters. Corn Plow Points and Shares Plows Plumbing Material Poles. Buggy, Carriage or Wagon. Finished Unfinished Poultry Neltine Presses. Cider and Cotton.. Pulleys, Iron or Wood Pumps Queensware Range Boilers, Iron Refrigerators Rice Road Carts Road Scrapers Rolled Oats Roofing Rope Rope. Wii-e Ruliheriioods Rugs. Woolen Saddlery Sad Irons Safes, Iron Salt Sash, Unglazed Sash Weights Saw Frames Saws, on Board Scales Scientific Instruments — Screens Door or Window.. Seats. Carriage and Buggy Seeders. Broadcast Settees. Lawn Sewing Machines Sewing Machines, Drop Heaii Shafts. Carriage and Bug- gy, finished CLASS ...2 3 Ay, ...4 iJ-i .A ..A A ...4 ...1 ...2 ...1 ...4 .. 4 ...1 ...2 D-l D-l ..1 ..4 ..3 -.4 ..2 ..1 ..1 ..1 ..4 o '.A .A .A .A D-l 1 1 4 2 ...3 ...3 ...5 .IH ...3 ...1 ...1 . ..3| ...] AY. ...3 ...2 ■a4 D-l ...4 ...1 ...3 ...5 ...3 ...5 2 '.'.A ..A ..A ...4! ...1 ...4 ...3 ARTICLES ...1 ...1 ...1 ...1 ...3 ...2 ...3 ..3|. ...3. ..3 m D-l ' 1 ..4 3 ...3 3 1 1 1 4 3 4 3 4 ...2 1 2 D-l I...1 2 ..2 D-l .1 .. 3 ...3 ...3 ...I ...1 ...1 ...3 ...31 ...41 ...1 D-l ...1 ...1 D-l CLASS S fe S "^ a 1 Shot, in Boxes or Kegs. Shovels SidelKiards Singletrees Skeins Sleds. Bob Sleighs Soap Soap Powder Sofas or Sofa Beds Sporting Goods Spring Wagons (See Vehicles) Stalk Cutters Stanchions, Cattle Staples Starch Stationery Steel Track Stereopticons .Stove Furniture Stove Pipe, ( 'rated Stova Pipe, Iron Stoves and Ranges Stump Pullers Sugar Sulkies Surreys (See Vehicles) Swage Blocks... SjTup in Barrels or Kegs.. Tables, Extensioi.! Tables, l^arlor Tackle Blocks Tanks, Galvanized Iron (Set Up) Tanks, Galvanized Iron (Knoclied Down)Sidesin Rolls Tanks, Wofxlen (Knocked Down) Tank Heaters Tea Tents Tent Poles Tinware Tire Benders Tire Shrinkers Tire Upsetters Tobacco Tombstones Tools Tools in Chest. Tops. Buggy Toys Traps, Animal or Bird Trunks Tubs. Wooden Twine Varnish in Cans Varnish in W'ood Vehicles (such as Buggies, Carriages. Spring Wag- ons. Surreys), crated un- der 30 inches in height and 94 inches long Vehicles, crated under 50 Inches in height and 91 Indies long Vehicles, crated over 50 inches in height Vinegar Vises Wagon Jacks Wagons. Farm Wall Paper Wardrobes, set up Wardrobes, taken apart.. Washing Machines. Waslistands Water Closets Water Heaters Wheelbarrows Wheels, Buggy. finished.. Wheels, Buggy, unfinished Wheels, Wasron. Iron Wheels. Wagon, Wtxxien.. White Lead.". Wind Jlills Window Screens Wine Wire. Barb or Smooth.. Wire Fencing Wire Rope Wooden ware ...1 ...3 ...3 .2 .2H ...4 ...4 D-l ...1 ...4 ...3 ...1 ...4 D-l ...3 D-l ...3 ...3 ...2 ...4 3T1 ...3 ...4 -.3 D-l .. 1 ...3 ...1 .3 .1 3T1 ...3 ...3 D-l .. 1 ...2 ...3 ...4 ...3 ...1 ...4 ...1 ...3 A% ...4 ...3 ...2 ...3 D-l ...3 ...4 ...2 A% ...3 D-1;D-I ..1 ...3 ...4 ...6 ...3 ...1 ...4 . .1 ...3 D-l ...4 ...3 ...4 ...5 . .5 ...5 ...2 A'A ..A . .1 Wringers. ..1 ..2 -.3 2 .'.'.2 ...1 ..3 .2 IH I'/i ..1 ...1 ..2 ...1 ..] .IW ..1 ...1 ..2. ..3 ..1 ..3 ...2 ..3 . .1 ..2 ..2 ..2 ..2 ..3 ..2 ..1 ..4 .1 IH .1 .2 ,. 1 .3 ..3 ...2 ...3 IH -IH, IHD-l D-l ...4 ...2 ...2 ...1 1 3T1 .3 .3 D-l 2 A .1 .1 D-l . .6 ...4 ...3 ...4 D-l 2 1 1 ...1 2 ...3 ...3 ...1 ...2 ..2 ..3 ..3 ..3 •> '.'.2 ..2 ..2 ..5 ..3 .2 ..1 .6 .5 ..4 ..3 ..2 12 SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO., Cheapest Supply House on Earth, Chicago. CATALOGUE No. 112. WHAT OUR BANKERS SAY H? 3179. ^at^<^S^t&!^a>c^'&jXitu ^,4/t£^ ^/,mf^(^(^ OF CHICASO. October 24, 1901 TO WHOM IT We Roebuck & of the Sta of over $2 our city, hood of th company ar fidence, a engagement We dealings w MAY CONCERN: take pleasure in tes Company, of this cit te of Illinois and h ,000,000. They are occupying commodious ree thousand people, e well and favorably nd we believe will c s made by them, commend them to the ith the company will tifying to the responsibility of Sears, y, who are incorporated under the laws ave a fully paid up capital and surplus one of the leading business houses of quarters and employing in the neighbor- The officers and stockholders of the known to us, command our full con- arry out in a satisfactory manner any business public, feeling sure tnat any be of an entirely satisfactory nature. Yours very truly, ClIARifS L.UtTCiu.'OHai^r.MtcK iiussmEtrr ROOBllt'9l>Ol«IC.VkOK l*l(KMU>KirT 90. moo TkiE C^esf E!M:)irx^i^(}E;]VlvTici]SAiL.JiiA?rK: or oificiAoo. CAPITAX. @»AOO.OOO. SCTXtfliUS $i.ooo.ooo« To Whom It May Co We take pi of Chicago. The Dollars and enjoy this bank is one. and its officers > public. leoi. October SOth, Sears I Roebuck S; Company* surplus of over Two Million noern: easure in recommending Messrs. firm has a paid up capital and s the highest credit with its Chicago Banks, of which We do not hesitate to state our good opinion of the house and feel sure that it is worthy the confidence of the Very truly yours, SfkiU^'nyiuxtt::^ In writing to either ol the above banlts as to our reliability, be sure to enclose a 2-cent stamp lor reply. Cashier, WE REFER CUSTOMERS IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES TO THE FOLLOWING WELL KNOWN BANKING AND OTHER FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS: ANTWERP, BELGICni. R. Berns. BANGKOK, SIAM, Windsor « Co. BERLIN, GERMANY, Dresdner Bnnk. BOMBAY, INBIA, Latham & Co. BUENOS AYRES, ARGENTINE REPUBLIC, London and Brazilian Bank. CAIRO. EGYPT, E. Rai88 & Co. CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA. Standard Bank iff .Soatli Africa. CHRISTCHURCH,NEW ZEALAND, J. >L Heyn'<iod & Co. CHRLSTIANA, NORWAY, H. Ueituiaiiit & Son. MessrH. Tllo. Joh. Hoftyr & Son. COPENHAGEN. DENMARK, Ove Hau^sted. Private Bank of CopenliaK^n. EAST LONDON, SOUTH AFRICA, Angus W. Newman. GENOA, ITALY. Russian Bank for Foreign Trade. HAMISURG. GERMANY, Dresdner Bank. Wulkow & Cornelsen. HOB.4RT, A. F. Strutt & Co. HONG KONG. CHINA, MacEHen. Frickel & Co. HONOLULU. HAAVAIIAN ISLANDS, Bishop &. Companv. JOHANNESBURG.SOUTH AFRICA. Peycke & Son. Standard Bank of Soutli Africa. KOBE, JAPAN, A. Cameron & Co. T. .\. Ctirlstengon & Co. LISBON, PORTUGAL, London and Brazilian Bank. LIVERPOOL. ENGLAND, G. W. Wheatley St Co. LONDON, ENGLAND, G. W. Wlieatley St Co. Union Bankof London, (Limited). MADRAS. INDIA, Oakes & Co. MELBOURNE. AUSTR.4LI.\, Bank of New Zealand. MEXICO CITY, MEXICO, Bank of Lon<lon and Mexico. NAG.^SAKI. .JAPAN, Holme. Kinder & Co. ODESSA. RUSSIA, Russian Bank for Foreign Trade. PARIS, FRANCE. G. W. Wheatley & Co. Munroe & Company. RIO .JANEIRO. BRAZIL, London and Brazilian Bank. ROTTERDAM, HOLLAND, Rotterdaiusc-he Bank. SH.41NGHAI, CHINA, Lane, Crawford Sc Co. SIDNEY, NEW SOUTH WALES, Duguid & Co. SINGAPORE, INDI.*, T. (iosling * Co. STOCKHOLM. SWEDEN. Sundsvalls Enskllda Bank. ST. PETERSBURti. RUSSI.\, Russian Bunk for Foreign Trade. VERA CRl Z. MEXICO. Bank of Lfuidon and Mexico. VIENNA. AUSTRIA. Kais. Kon. Priv. Oesterreicliisclie Landerl>ank. WELLINGTON, AUSTR.\LIA, Bank of New Zealaud. WELLINGTON, NEW ZEAL.4NU, Soutli British Forwarding Coiu'y. SEARS, ROEBUCK <c CO., Cheapest Supply House on Earth, Chicago. CATALOGUE No. 112. J 3 CAPITAL FULLT PAID. SHAHt HOLDERS' llAeilITT, SURPLUS liUNOIVIDEr PROFITS \yda//^m> S 10.000.000 S 10,000.000 S 5 700.000 CABIC A.0DRE5S'CITIBANK- We also refer by special permission to the largest bank in the United Slates, The National City Bank of New York, with a capital and surplus of Fifteen Million, Seven Hundred Thousand Dollars. THIS IS AH EXACT COPY OF AH ORDER WRITTEH OH OUR REGULAR ORDER BLAHK. A CAREFUL STUDY OF EACH POINT WILL AID YOU IN MAKING YOUR OWN ORDER. ORDER BLANK OF ^m% 73-87 N. Desplaines St. 74-88 N. Jefferson St. 68-96 Tulton St. 1-31 Wayman St. AZOZO CHICAGO, ILL. WE DO NOT ACCEPT ORDERS FOR LESS THAN 50 CENTS. OUR REASONS ARE EXPLAINED IN THE INTRODUCTORY PAGES OF OUR LARGE CATALOGUE. now TO ORDER. KinTIPP Tn ( Don't fall to read the Instructions on this blank before ordering, as a careful observance of our rules will greatly aid us In fining INU 1 1V-/G IV^ J j^^ ^^ ^ satisfactory manner. AND BE SURE TO MENTION. IN SPACE PBOVIDED BELOW. THE NUMBER OF CATALOGUE. CIRCULAR, OR NAME CUSTOMERS. (OF PATEa fbom which yoy select youbJsoods. PLEASE 8Em> TO 3L MUU iM ir«r7 plaiiU7 vnT yjjtLnA. eft/. 7^ ,.n;^ I9'7\y ranvncE kli4Alw«yi iLgD jour CuU cLrUtlAO OAme.) SnOIMD aUMBER eoonr. I STATE TkAv BELOW Give SHIPPING POWT IF DIFFERENT FROM POSTOFFICE. NAME. t),\w9. n^j^m. hiTw finly whan ahlpmaUt l«-to \t« oi»d« to >Dotber prty. K t>> ywurrclt. le*vo 9QPPIHQ POIKt bera oal7 wbeo uupmsat mm. 4UUUM0C0. STATE . ?Ol(ry. tXPRESS CO. . II you will leave method of ihipment to our judgment we will ship to tMit advantage and by cheapest way pos- sible. However il you prefer to stat* how you want goods shipped put an X in proper space below. It is not necftssary to prepay unlets there is no agent at your station. FREIGH LX EXPRESS OPEN MAIL INSURED MAIL REGISTERED MAIL TO INSCBE SAFETY, ALWAYS REGI8TKK A IXTTEK CONTAININQ CUBBENCY. I^^E^ B« Bnre to Btat« hotr much cash yon enclose and tik ^^V %M3ha% form, by flUlug In proper epacefl below. ENCIJOSED FIWP Draft or Cbeck FoatolBc«> Order .rrr. Express Money Order S.,B.& Cc'ft Check S.» B. 9t Co.'s Credit Draft. . Correnoy Fostape Suunps InKoi'iDDl^riffdlnit 4I.IMI HF aet«pt pnataBf alorapn oolj al a dUiounl ..f 5 i-r (-d, «r •' "-'S t*BUttolh«iiJi)II«r,»»<ipl«l(ir>l iDourlBr^ecata- lOffoe, p»f»8, paroera|.hlJ. XOTAI^ /A. CO. is there a Freight Agent at Your Shipping Point? ^ 3A 3G .t,i Yes or No) ORDffiS TO BE SEHT BY HAtl MUST BE ACCOHPAKIED BV CASH IH FUU, WITH EXTflA FOR POSTAGE AHD INSimHCH. AFTER VVRIIIKC YOUR ORDEH, CHECK IT OVER CLOSELY TO SEE THAT YOU HAVE WRIHEK DOWK CORRECT CATAIOCUE NUMBERS, QUAKTITIES, KAME OF ARTICLES WAHTED AND CORRECT PRICES. ] t thiTB iH no f reicht<iKeDt at yonr ahlpplng poiut, yon raost Aeiid (-xlra iiu>ney epou;;h to prepay freight charges. Wliea too niuf-li 'nftney Is 8eDt we always refond the balance. Se» famcrsiplt It. ^_^^_^__^^^_^^__^^^^_____^^^.. WHEN ORDERING GOODS, ALWAYS CIVE SI2E,C0l-i ORS. rO.JO AVOID tflROBS.AHD LOSS OF T1I1E.| OUR STOCK IS ARRANGED IN THE SAME ORDER AS CUR CATALOGUE QUOTATIONS. PATRONS WILL THEREFORE GREATLY FACILITATE THE HANDLING OF ORHEHS B» IRYING. AS FAR AS POSSIBLE: TO ARRANGE THE ARlVcLES ORDERED AS THEY AR% IN THE CATALOGUE, OR AT LEAST TO COLLECT ALL GOODS OF A CLASS TOGETHER. THESE GOODS ARE SELECTED ROm CATALOGUE MUHIBER OR NAME. 77X .CIRCULAR PAPER . finmberof article tn Oatalog^e. "W^fd o_ iuantlty ieslrod. / ^^^^^ e^At 77^<Uf.^/ <'JU/2JL^A.<i^h NAMa OF ABT1CLE.1 WANTED Uf ff7\llJ rij jU.Cy-c^juTTvUAy ^/£^ Sizes, Colors, etc. Price of each, or per dozen Dollars Cents / S'3 Extend totals here an* then add tills columm- rT |^Oy£, IF ANY OF ABOVE GOODS ABE OCT OF STOCK BlAX WB HTBSTiXlJlli t ^^SS^= IF SO KHroi-r MENTION SECOND ASH THIRD CHOXCE./i<4iZ... ^ _j. l. SEE OTHEB SIDE OF THIS ORDER BUNK FOR INSTHUCTIONS'ON HOW TO'UKE IIEASUREllEtlTS OF ^RY LINE CF WEARINO APPAHEl. If You Do Not Use This Order Blank at Once, Preserve iffor Future Use, ^^'^iifif^t^^^S^^r lar order blanks, and they are MOKE CONTEKXENT FOB. TOJT. We toitt be only too glad to send you a new auppflf vhen theae are gone, if you wiU drop us a postal card, or teili ineltide them in your next order. NOTE THAT CATALOGUE NUMBER IS WRITTEN OUT IN FULL. DO NOT FAIL TO WRITE EVERY LETTER AND FIGURE IN THE CATALOGUE NUMBER. t4: SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO., Cheapest Supply House on Earth. Chicago. CATALOGUE No.ll2. SEND FOR OUR i These are only a few items from the dif- iferent lines in our Grocery Department. EVERY LINE OF GOODS IS COM- f PLETE IN THE 32-PAGE SPE- CIAL GROCERY CATALOGUE I WHICH COSTS 15 CEMS A YEAR. oROCERr o°u"' Grocery ^^ Price Listm FOR ONLY 15 CENTS <>**'*™P» takeu). «« man our big 33- I VII Mill. ■ iM Mbii I w page groff ry price list (issued every t\vo uiontlis). for one year to any atldress. We revise our Grocery Price List every twti nitnitlis to follow the lowest Cliieag-o market on prices, and to give our customers -be benelii of the very lowest prices at which the Lifjhest grade gtKXls can be bought for even at ■wholesale. Prices of groceries are always fluctuating- so rapidly, many articles advancing and declining from month to month, that it is impossible to quote our complete line of groceries in this, our general catalogue, which holds gwd for one year; but we ask all who want our complete list with the LATEST MARKKT QUOTATIONS, to send us 15 cents in stamps and let us send tliem our Grocery Price liist, revL'.ed every two months, for th« entire year. Our Grocery Price List will keep vou posted on the LOWE'ST CHICAGO PRICKS on everything in ;grocerieg, will show you exactly hoi* much dealers have to pay for everything they buy and will show you how you can on nearly every bill of groceries you buy, OCn fin t<. (Jinfl (]({ a year on all the depending upon the amount, and from i^JUiUU l\J O'vUiUU groceries you use. the following pages the most staple articles in groceries, which ne invite you to include in making up your order for other merchandise, especially if your order is small and you want to make it large enough to make it a freight order and thus get the benefit of the lowest cost of transportation. WHY WE MAKE A SMALL CHARGE FOR OUR GROCERY PRICE LIST. prices. In other words, to maintain our extremely close prices, in order to sell on this very narrow margin of protit, we cannot att"r»rd the extra expense of printings and mailing thousands of free catalogues, a large per- centage of which do not do us any gooil. We make this charge of 15 cents solely in the interests of our cus- tomers, simply to protect them on prices. We do not think it is fair to raisPour prices and make our custom- ers pay a certain percentage more for their groceries simply to p;iy for the free catalogues sent tn curious people. t)f course ivt' couki do as many other mail order nouses do. we could send out free catalogues and figure the expense of these catalogues in making our selling prices. THE EXTREMELY LOW PRICES »*„ „re'"^,e;^! thing In the grocery line, prices that are always as low at* tlie lowest Chlcrago prices, and on some goods even less than w^holesale, are flgared so clone that we have found it necessary to cat«out and eliminate every nonecessary expense. Our large ^2- p;it;t' Grocery Price List which we issue every two months, is a book that costs us nearly H cents to print and mail, and if we sent hundreds of thousands of them out free of charge, many of them to curious people who have no intention of buying, it would mean a big expense to us that we would be compelled to add to our selling and find that you sa\e from ftil.OO to IF YOU SEND US AN ORDER FOR GROCERIES 815.00 on the single order, flepending upon the amount of tlu" bill, the few cents we ask to cover the expense of the price list amounis to nothing as compared to the Jl.OO to $.').on >aved on the groceries. You can save il»,5O.0O to »100 00 a .year by sending to us for your groceries, as we c|Uote urices on tlie very highest grade of groceries against which no house can pos.siulv com- pote. Don't fall to send us 1 .'5 cents (stjfmps taken) together with your name and address and receive our Grocery Price List fora full year. I f you do not care to send us 15 cents send us 3 cents for a sample copy. You can then com- pare our prices on all groceries with the prices named by any dealer or by any other mail order house: and you will find a big dilT'-rence in our favor. LOOK OVER THE FOLLOWING PilBES CAREFULLY. ™»SnsTtr"a1 ordtT f<>r j^r-MtTirH. \\ .■ will Mirpri.se y''U with the astonishinj^'iy tine quality goods we furnish and the mont^-y we can save you. When you order other merchandise from this catalogue, include what you need in groceries and gt-t the iM-nefit of lowest fr*'ight rates. ABOIIT THF^F PRIfiFS There ni*y be a slight variation In the market ,T, ^"^^^ rniwu^i j,Q tij^HO goods at the time your order 1h re- «»'lved. but we will give you the beueKt of the lowest Ctiica^'o market price on that daj-. We mnhe this plain, for we must protect our- selves against ad^-ances: but we also protect our customers. In case of a decline, we refund the difference Ir tash without ni>tlce. TEA. fa lis "St Japan Sun Dried (Uncolored). No. TTIS Kxtra choicest. 39c 41c 43c 45c No. 7T13 Extra choice 36c 33c 30c 38c 36c 33c 40c 37c 36c 43c No, 7T14 Choice 39c No, 7T1K Bargain. .... 37c JAPAN BASKET FIRED, BLACK. No. 7T30 Extra choicest.. 46c 48c 60c 52c No, 7T2 1 Extra choice 39c 41c 43c 45c No. 7T23 Choice 37c 39c 41c 43c No. 7T23 Bargain 33c 3SC 37c 39c Japan-Siftings. No. 7T30 Best grade 80c aac 83c 84c No. 7T31 Best grade Ja- pan dust 19c aic 88c 83c New Tea Siftings. No. 7T34 Extra choicest siftings. 1-pound air- tight packages. 80 lbs. inchest 31c 38c 83c 84c Cunpowder Nloyune. No. 7T3S Extra choicest.. 46c 48c 50c 58c No. 7T3!> Extra choice. .. . 38c 40c 42c 44c No. 7T40 Choice 36c 38c 40c 42c No. 7T41 Good 39c 31c 33c 35c Imperial Green. No. TT*-"* Extra choicest.. 34c 36c 38c 40c YOUNG HYSON-MOYUNE. No. 7Tf»0 Extra choicest. . 48c 50c 68c 54c No. 7T51 Extra choice.... 37c 39c 41c 43c No. 7T''^2 Choice .... 30c a7c 33c 39c 34c 31c 36c No. 7T53 Good 33c Creen Japan. No. 7T55 Extra choicest.. 45c 47c 49c 51c No. 7TS6 E.xtraclioice. . . . 4Ic 43c 45c 47c No. 7T57 Choice 30c 33c 3 4c 36c Ooiong -Formosa. No. 7T60 Extra choice 43c 45o 47c 49c No. 7T61 Choice 38c 3.5c 40c 37c 42c 39c 44c No. 7T63 Good 41c No. 7T63 Very falrqnaUty 33c 34c 36c 38c pnglish Breal<fast— Moning Congou. No. 7T68 Extra choicest.. 47c 49c olc 53c No. 7T69 Choicest 45c 47c 49c 51c NO.7T70 Choice 36c 38c 40c 1 43c N0.7T71 Good 39c 31c 33c 35c No. ' No. 7TI01 No. 7TI02 No. 7Tlo;i No. 7T104 No. 7T105 No. 7T106 No. 7T107 No. 7T108 No. 7T109 No. 7T110 No. 7T115 We quote a more complete line of teas In our Special Grocery Catalogue. Send 15 cents fDr a year's STibacription. Our $3.75 Tea Offer. For 9.3.75 we fumlnh 1 0 pounds of our own ^pei'lal ly ttelecte*! high grade tea In a lO pound tin canister. Be sure to state the kind of tea wanted. No.7T*» Oui siH-'iiil priof fnr If)-lh. r:inisU-r,,.»:«.75 Our $2.00 Tea Offer. For wv fur-, n I s li i> p <i u n d K of our own specially selected high gr:id*' tea in a 5-pound lln c-nniHter. lie sureto state the kinti uf tea wanted No. 7T6 Our special price for 5-pound canister !ff2.0O A full line of ure«*n coffee liMted ' inonr special grocery list. Coffees -Roasted, TlOO Mocha, genuine Peaberry extra 3Iocha Mandahling Java Old Government Java African Java Mocha and Java Blend Golden Santos, extra. . Choice Santos Our Special Blend Select Rio Santos and Rio Peaberry No. 7T117 For 8*^.10 we will furnish lo pounds of this our own specUI grade of roawted coffee, complete with hirge en- ameli'U covered lU-p<uin<l tin canister. Frice forlO- pound can 83»10 No. 7T118 For SI. 10 wc will fur- nish 5 Ib9. of this our own special grade of roasted coffee, complete with larse en- ^"^^^^z ojue led covered 5-lb. tin canister. Price... Crushed Java Coffee Compound. No. 7TI40 Java Coffee Compound; crushed, exrt'llenttlavorcd drink. Druios of 100 pounds, per pound, l^cj; drums of 50 pounds, per pound, 12o; U'hS thau 50 pounds, per pound 13c Cereal Coffees. No, 711*4 PoBtum Cereal, 1 dozen 30-oncepack- ;i>;es, in case. l*er case, »a.*-i5; per package 20c No. 7T145 Caramel Cereal. 25 1-pound packages incase. Per case, W«.H5; per package 13c Chicory and Coffee Essence. No. 7T1^0 Clilcory. Hve papers to pound, per pound So ■ ■ ' • .4"ac I'ull ruse, 65 pounds, per pound.. . 'Mc .36 ,3 7 .16 .17 .33 .3* .18 .19 .15 .16 .18 .19 .13 .14 ■lOV, .11^ .15 .16 N0.7TI47 English Chicory, bulk, per pound. 5^c 50- pound drum, per pound Gc No. 7T148 Coifee Essence, Hummel's, in tin cans, tidiizen fn a lx)X. per box 81. 40 Plt (Jozen, 86c; eaob zy,c Cocoa. *■*"" "*'"* VUVUCI. Full hoi. rallb,.<. eer lb. r«r Uo No. 7T149 Wilburs Breakfast, W- pouiid tins, ti pounds in box S0.39 S0.21 No, 7T151 Baker's Breakfast, H- ^)^Mlr^l tins, 6 pounds in b«j.\ Xo. 7T153 Epps' Homeopathic, Vi- pound tins. 7 pounds in bo.x N«. 7TI55 Van Houten's, ^-pound tin* 12 pounds in rase No. 7T158 Van Houten's, 1-pound ting. VZ iMiunds in case »o. 7T1S7 Colonial. !4-pound tins, 8 pounds in Ciise 36 Cocoa Shells. So. 7T163 Sears. Roebuck & Co.'g. Flnestqual- ity . 1-pound package 7c Chocolate. 13-poand Boxes. p^JVb. r.«.|... No. 7T169 Sears. Roebuck & Co.'g Acme Premium Chocolate S0.39 S0.30 No. 7T170 Wilbur's Premium 39 .Mi No. 7Ti71 Paramount, Vanilla, ' sweet, '-i-pound 20 .3 7 Vo. 7T173 Crescent Sweet, 5 cukes to ^joitnd 19 .44 .83 .39 .80 .80 .43 .73 .70 .36 .19 Best SI. 10 Ko. 7T174 German Mireet, H-pound packages 81 No. 7Ti75 Baker's Preuilum 89 No. 7T176 Baker's, 10-lb. cakes, for liakers' use. (We do not seli less than 10-pound cakes) No. 7T17 7 Royal Sweet Chocohite, !4-pound packages 19 .31 .33 .30 .»l Cocoanut. No. 7T180 Price. for!-pnund package "Oc SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO., Cheapest Supply House on Earth, Chicago. CATALOGUE No. 112. Pancake Flour. No. 7T1185 Uncle Jerry's, cases, 36 <;:ise PKr. (2-lb.) packages.. S3.00 Su.09 No. 7T118G Annt Jemima's, cases. 36 (8-lb.) packages 2.90 .09 King's Pancake Flour. No. "T1190 Packed 30 (2-lb.) pack- ivgesincase S3.00 «o.09 Packed ia (:Mb.) packages In case 2.10 .09 Packed 13 (3-lb.) packages in case 1.05 .09 Oatmeal. No. 7T1S00 Oatmeal. A, tine ground. Per barrel. '300 pounds 85.25 Per half barrel. 100 pounds 2.75 Less than half barrel, per pound OS'/i We ran furnish B medium, or C coarse oatmeal at same price as A. No. 7T 1207 Oatmeal. Our special price for a 20- pound sack of fine, medium or coarse, steel cut oat- meal 59c Oatmeal— 2-Pound Packages. No. 7T1208 Our special price fora3-pound pack- "iJo.TTiiba Per case of Sti (^-Ib.) packages. Ssi 10 Rolled Oats. No. 7T1220 Rolled Oats. Per barrel. ISO pounds S4.80 Per pound 03 No. 7T1221 KoUedOats. Per yo-pound bag' 3.30 03 Quaker Rolled Oat9. i 3-pound packages Per pound. . No. 7T12'44 Per case of 3 Per package No. 7T12'^5 Ourspecial price for a 3-pound package ... No. 7T1226 Case of 363-pound packages.. . Pearl Barley. No. -T1238 Extra fine, per single pound. »0.04,J4 20-pound sack 92 100- pound bag 4.20 No. 7T1229 Alediam Pearl Barley, single pound 30-pound sack 100-pouud bag Beans. No. 7T1235 Small Navy, hand picked, bags. Per bushel I Per pound , Lowest No. 7T1236 RedKldney Beans, per bu . i "-iV Perpouiid j ^'"' No. 7T1237 Genuine Swedish Brown Beans. Per bushel i Per pound Low^at No. 7T1338 Genuine Lima Beans, dried. > "•■•"•i Per pound, in 85-pound bags '"■'" Per pound, in less quantity J Pop Corn. No. 7T1245 Rice Corn, Shelled, per pound. SJ^c No. 7T1246 Selected and shelled ready for pop- por. rases of 40 1-lb. packages, per case Srj.er- Price, per package 07 Peas, Etc- Split Peas, per pound... 1 Green Field Peas. bag.. I L«wi!»l i..rl..i Scotch Green Peas f pritf Marrowfat Peas, bag. . . J Lentils. T1254 Lentils, to use in making soups. 3.30 .09 .07 3.3S .035! .65 !.90 No. 7T1250 No. iTiasi No. 7T1252 No. 7T1353 No. Per pound 754c Hirse German Hulled Millet Seed. No. 7T1355 Hlrse German Hulled Millet Seed, for soups and puddings. 8c Pea-Ose (Pease Meal). Oase Lb. No. 7T1256 1-lb. package, 3 dozeu incase Sl.GOSO.OS 5-pound linen bags ,07 50- pound drums .07 Corn Meal. No. 7T1258 YeUow(golddust).extra ] quality. 100- pound bags, per bag Less quantity, per pound , No. 7'!ri259 \thlte (silver dust), 100 T ""'''« pounds in bag, per bag I Less quantity, per pound J Cereal Foods- Cerealine Flakes. No. 7T1260 Cooked in 1 Minute. Tryitan.iyon will like it. 34 (3-lb. ) pkgs. in case, per case...»3.00 Per 3-pound package 13 Cream of Wheat. No. 7T1361 36(2-lb.) pkgs. incase, percase..»4.10 Per package 13 Wheat Germ Meal. No. 7T1362 Cooked In 5 minutes. Recipes with each pkg. 34 (•3-lb.) pkgs. incase, per case S2.50 Per package 13 WE FOLLOW THE MARKET CHANGES IN GRGGERIES FROM DAY TO DAY AND GIVE OUR CUSTOMERS THE BENEFIT OF THE MARKET VARIATIONS. We will not charge you any njor^B than the low- est market price prevailing at the time yoar order Is receivL'kl, Grape Nuts. No. 7T12G3 Grape Nuts, 3 do/., i-lb. pkgs. in C'lse, per case, S3. 70; per package 13c Farina. No. 7T1375 Farina, none finer, 24 (i-lb.) packages In case, per case 81.40 l-I)ound package, per package 07 Parched Farinose. No. 7T137 8 34(3-lb.)pkgs. incase, per case.. «2.60 3-i)OUnd package, per packiigc 12 Shredded Wheat Biscuit. No. 7T1279 I'acked 35 and 50 packages to case. Per case of 50 packages »5.00 Per case of 35 packages 3.UO Per package 11 Granose Biscuits. No. 7T1380 Granose Biscuits, i^acked 34 pkgs. incase. Price, per case 83.70 Price, per package 13 Granula. No. 7T1384 1-lb., 2 doz. in case, per case.... 82. 15 Per package .-. 10 Hominy. No. 7T1385 Pearl Hominy, best white. 100-pnund bag 81.80 Per pound 03 No. 7T1287 Hominy Grits, 100-lb. bag 1.80 Perpound 03 No. 7T1288 Flake Hominy, put up in sacks of 50 pounds, per sack 81.30 I'or pound 0'3 J^ Breakfast Foods. Cracked Wheat. No. 7T1290 Cracked Wheat, extra quality, 34 (3-lb, ) pkgs. In case, per case 83.50; perpkg... .13c Pettijohn's Breakfast Food. No. 7TI 391 I'etti.john's Breakfast Food,24 (3-lb.) pkgs. incase, per case. JS3.50; per package lie Ralston Breakfast Food. No. 7T1293 Ralston Breakfast Food, 36 2-pound packages in case. 84.50; per package 13c Pillsbury's Vitos. No. 7T139:5 Pillsbury's Vitos, 36 2-pound pack- ages in case. S3. 70; per package lie s Battle Creek Cranola. No. 7T1294 Battle Creek Granola, 34 1-pound packages in case. 83.1.5; per package lOc Battle Creek Granose Flakes. No. 7T139fl Battle Creek Granose Flakes, 24 1-ponud pjickages in case. 83.70: per package.. .12c Rolled Wheat. No. 7T1296 Boiled Wheat in bulk, per box of 90 pounds, 83.40; less quantity, per pound 4c Rice. No. 7T1300 Japan. prime No. 7T1301 Japan, choice No. 7T1302 Japan, pearl, extra fancy No. 7T1303 Louisi- ana, fancy head No. 7Ti304 Caro- lina, extra f jincy No. 7T1305 Caroli- na, bTOkeuandcleanedl 84.15 5.30 7.00 6.00 7.00 3.40 0-0 82.25 2.75 3.G5 3.15 3.65 J. 90 §5 &.0 81.20 1.40 1.86 1.60 1.85 .98 41 Q i. J 5 i 5c 6c 8c 7c 8c 4c No. 7T1315 packages in box. No. 7T1316 pack;iges in box. Macaroni. No. 7T1310 Imported Macaroni, 35 1-pound packages in box. Full box. per lb., lie; less quantity, per lb 13c No. (T1311 Domestic Macaroni," bulk; 10 pounds in box. l*ri».'e, per box 60c No. 7T131*3 Domestic Macaroni, good quality; 35 1-pouud packages in box. Full box. per pound, 8c; less quantity, per lb 9c No. 7T1313 .\ B C Macaroni, imported; 35 1- pound packjiges in box. I''ull box, per pound, 10c; less quantity, per lb. lie Spaghetti. Imported Spaghetti, 25 1-oound Perbox. 83.50; perpound 12c Domestic Spaghetti, 25 1-pound Per box. 81.76; per pound 8c Vermicelli. No. 7T1330 Domestic Vermicelli, bulk ; 10-pound boxes. Price, per box 60c No. 7T1331 Domestic Vermicelli, 35 1-pound packages in bo.x. Per bo.x, 81.63; per pound. 8c No. 7T1322 Imported Vermicelli.finest quality; •35 1-lb. packages in box. Perbox, 83.76; per lb.. 13c Tapioca. No. 7T1330 Rio Tapioca. 1 pound packages, two dozen incase. Per case, 83.35; per package... 10c No. 7T1331 Flake Tapioca. liagscontain 115 lbs. Full bag. per lb., mc; less quantity, per lb 5c No. 7T1333 Pearled Tapioca. Biigs contain l.:i5 lbs. Full bag. per lb., 4i^c; lessquantity perlb..Sc No. 7T1333 Flake Tapioca, selected; 34 1-pound packages in case. Per case. 81.60; perpound... 7c No. 7T1"34 Pearled Tapioca, selected. 24 1-lb. packages in case. Per case. 81. 60: pel pound .. 7c No. 7T133fi Minute Tapioca. Ready for table in one minute. Three dozen in ease. Price, per case, S'J. 50; per package 8c No. 7TI345 Sago. Fine German Sago. lbs. Full bag. per lb., 4}^c; less quantity, per lb. Sc No. 7T1346 I'earled Sago, fine German; pound packages in I'rice, per case, 8 Itagsconiain 13^> b.ac 24 1- .<!<); P'r pacl.age 7c Gloss Starch. Laundry Starch, In 50-lb. tx)xes. P';r 8I.9U »*i6 No 7T1350 tX)X Less th;iii full Ijox. per box No. 7T1351 Seroco (;loHS starch. Par:ke(l in handsome6-lb. woods!i<I- ing cover box. Price, per 6-lb.box..35<- No. 7T1353 Kxtra Ouality GloHH, 5-lb. Pasteboard boxes. Pei- l)ox 25c No. 7T1366 Kings- ford's Silver Gloss, 1-lb. packages. 40 package liox. I'er package, • No. 7T1 356' ■ kin'gsford's' siiver ' Giom,' i wood boxes. Perbox jc Celulloid Starch. No. 7T1360 64 1(1.- pa.-k:iges in a box. Per package 80. 08 I'ercase 4. so Corn Starch. No. 7T1362 S., R. Sc Co.'s, 40 (1-lb.) packages in a box. Per package 80.04}^ I'er box 1.60 No. 7T1363 Kinesford's, 40 (1-Ib.) packages In a box. Per package 80. 08 i'er box 2. TO Sugar. Lov, »sf; PRICK ■ J , Please read !4peolal notice No. 7T1380, when f>r- dering sui^ar in 100 pound bags. No. 7T1364 Fine Granulated | Confectioners* A | No. 1 A, nearly while ' No. 1 Golden C Golden C Yellow C Dark New Orleans.. Cut Loaf Cubes Seroco Icing Sugar. Dominoes Maple Sugar, 1-lb.' bricks. 30-lb boxes, per lb.. 12c; less quaDTity. per lb 13- No. 7T1380 While every bag of sugar sent ou iH carefully inspected and in perfect cooditloi when sliipinent is made, yet we occasionally re ceive complaints from cu.stomers stating *th: when sugar is received the bag is torn, and som* times part of the sugar is lost. In order to obviat* this, we have concluded to pack su^r in new gral; baj^s when so requested. ^ .fi^-v-' '■ j, cents per bag of 100 pounas. Syrup and IVIolasses. No. 7T1365 No. ;T1366 No. 7T1367 No. 7T1368 No, 7T1369 No. 7T1370 No. 7T1371 No. 7T1373 No. 7T1373 No. 7T1374 No. TT1375 A barrel of syrup or molasses contains .50;. half-barrels, 30 gallons. lUonst Always give name when ordering^ syrupor molasses. Two and one-half gaUon kits now take lowest rate of freight, sjime as barrels. See our Special tirocery Catalogue for full line of syrups and njola.sses. Extra Fancy Silver Drip Syrup. No. 7T1399 Extra Fancy Silver ■ [^»l HK 1 I*"P S-Vrup. 1-gallon screw top tin IK I IH'Ja can. Price, per can 43c xlhAnfttfl For syrup in larger packa;;es see ^!™BHHU following list. SYRUP FOR TABLE USE. Clover Drips Syrup. No. 7T1400 50-gallon b:ir ~, DCr gallon.. .S0.33 30-gallon Vs-barj-el. pergai.' .'i!i 10-gallon .laclvet c:in, per can ,'^** fj-gallon jacket cjin, per can i.^- 2V2-gallon kits, per kit 90 Dew Drop Drips. No. 7T1403 50-gallon barrels, per gallon. . .S0.3S 80-gallon 14-barrels. per gallon 37 10-gallon jacket can. per can 3.10 5-gallon jacket can. per can 1.61) 2H-gallon kits, per kit 93 Revere Syrup. No. 7T1405 .=iO-gallon barrels. pergallon...S0.31 ao-gallon ^.-barrels, per gallon 33 10-gallon j:icket can, per can 3.75 5-gallon jacket can. per can 1.9.'5 3K-gallon kits, per kit l.u.s Rocl< Candy Syrup. No. 7T1410 50-gallon barrels, per gallon... S0.58 30-gaUon 4-barrels. per gallon 60 10-gallon jacket can, percan •'. "» 5-gallon jacket can. percan 0.1:. 2'4-gallon jacket can. per can l.-io MOLASSES FOR COOKING AND BAK- ING PURPOSES. B!acl<strap Molasses. This is a low grade molasses, used f.>r bakingoul^ No. 7T1413 50 gallon barrels, per gallon. ..S0.15 iiO-gallon ^-barrels, per g;illou 17 10-gallon jacket can. percan 2.00 5-gallon .lacket can, per c:in l.Orj 2^-g:illon jacket can. per can C*> 1-gallon tin can, e:ich 37 (MOLASSES continued on next pa^e.1 20 SEARS, i?OEBUCK & CO., Cheapest Supply House on Earth. Chicago. CATALOGUE No. 112. MOLASSES— Con tinned from preceding page. Doris New Orleans Molasses. For Cooking and leaking. This is a prime, new, open kettle, full grain, ex- tra stock molat^ses. We guarantee this j;rade to give satisfaction in all cases. No. 7T1415 50-ga lion barrels, per gallon. ..»0.38 30-gallon Vs-barrels, per gallon 30 10-gallon jacket can, per can 3,50 5-gallon jacket can, per can 1.85 iJi4-gallon jacket can, per can 1.10 l-gallon tin can, each 46 Seroco Fancy New Orleans Molasses. For Cooking and Baking, We offer our Extra Fancy New Orleans Molasses, the best on the market, heaviest weight, fullest stock, at the following special low prices: ■• V>. 7T1416 50-gallon barrels, pergallon. ' Tallon '^-barrels, per gallon gallon jacket cans, per can -allon jacket cans, per can 'allon jacket cans, per can -allon tin can, each Maple Syrup. '^S'->,';uarantee our Maple Syrup to be ah intely pure. No. 71*1420 Pure New Hampshire Maple Sjmip. 50-gaIlon barrel, per gallon »0.9'^ :i0-gallon i^-barrel. per gallon. .94 10-gaUon .jacket can, per can.. 9.90 5-ffallon jacket can, per can . . 5.05 l-gallon tins, each 1.10 H-gallon tins, eaeh 60 Quart tins, each 3)8 Pure Ohio Maple Syrup. No. 7T1439 10-gallnn jackut eans »8.50 o-gallon jacket cans 4.75 l-gallon tins... 95 i'^-gallon tins .55 Maple Syrup, in Bottles. No. 7T1432 Quarts, handsome bottle, extra line goods. Per dozen bottles S3. 7 5 Per bottle 35 Honey. No. ;T1435 Pure White Clover Honey, Strained. i-5iiHon cans. ^ dozen in case. Per dozen. ..S15. 50 Each 1.35 Extracted Honey. Xo. 7T1437 Glass Tumblers, not T>oz. Each l?ar©. 1-pound each »1.00 S0.09 No. 7T1438 Glass Jars, pure, 1-pound oach ' 2.0O .30 Cheese. In onrSpeciaHlrocery List we list a full and complete line of Do- mestic and Import eti Cheese. Seroco Brand Full Cream Cheese. No. 7T1440 The il- lustration gives you an idea of the appearance of this cheese. The cakes are 10 ini-lies square by ::;!4 inches deep, each one has 10 creases, marking it ()IT into 10 1-pound sections. Guaranteed absolutely full cream and the very best obtainalile. We do not sell less than one 10-p6und cheese. Price, per in-pound cheese. ®1,50 No. 7T1443 Young America, full cream, about ID pounds each. Per pound , l'*5^<" CRACKERS. We list a most complete line of crackers anil bakery goodri in our S(>e<'l:il Grocery IJst. Send 15 cents for a years' suhscription. 20"Pound Box of Crackers, 99 Cents , we are of - Asa sped fering the finest butter, soda aiul oyster crack- ers on tbe market, in ^- pound wofxlen boxes, at 99 cents, the same class of goods that dealer-, sell At 10 cents per pouud. ' No. 7T1460 Price, for 30-lb. l)OX ?ouaiiibCUUs, 99r Price, for :in-lb. box Oyster Biscuits 99f Price, for:iO-lb. box Butter Biscuits 99c CANDY— (C"»t*n"e*l)- Clear Goods and Cut Goods. 5-pound box No. 7T1556 Sour Balls »0..»a No. 7T1557 Lemon Drops .62 No. 7T1558 Moss Squares 52 No. 7TI559 Horeliound Squares 53 No. 7Tlo60 Lemon Squares .53 No. 7T1561 Jackson Balls 59 No. 7T1563 Lady Kisses .53 No. 7T1 563 Mint Kisses 53 No. 7T1564 Lemon Kisses 53 No. 7T1565 Molasses Mint Kisses 53 No. 7T1566 Fruit Drops. .53 No. 7T1567 Rock and Rye Drops 53 No. 7T156H Fruit Squares 53 No. 7T1569 31 in t Balls 53 No. 7T15 70 Cinnamon Balls 59 No. 7T1571 Wine Bails .59 No. 7T1573 Gooseberries 69 No. 7T1573 Cbicagro Marbles 59 We do not sell less tbaii a full box of above. No. 7T1574 Ambrosia Delicious Chocolate Creaiusaud Bonbons. Price, per5-pound box, 81.75 Price, per 2-pound box.. 75 Price, per I-pound box 39 No. 7T1575 Ambrosia Molasses Golf Chips. Price, per 5- pound box SI. 35 Price, per 2-pound box 60 Price, perl- pound box : 33 No. 7T1576 Fancy Opera Mixed. Price, per 5- pound box 1.75 Price, per 2- pound box 75 Price, per 1-pouud box 39 No. 7T167 7 Chocolate Ice Cream Bare. Price, per box of 100 bars 69 No. 7T157H Chocolate Creams. Price, per ">- pound box (no less sold) .73 No. 7T1579 Java Chocolate Creams, assorted Havers. Price, per 5-pound box 98c Price, per 2- pound box 55c Price, per 1 -pound box. 39c No. 7T1580 Fancy Caramels. Price, per :")• pound box, assort^^d 60c I*rice, per 2H- pound l>ox. one flavor only 40c No. 7T1585 Great Drive in Fancy Stick Candy. Price, per 30- pound pail, per pound H^v Price, :^-pound box for 30c No. 7TI691 French Mottoes. Price, per 5- pound box 79c No. 7T1593 Ice Cream Drops. Price, per 5-pound box 64c No. 7T1593 Marshmallows. Price, per 5- pound box 6-7c No. 7T1594 Cream %Vafers. Priee^er box containing 100 wafers .'.69c No. 7T1595 Old Fashioned Arabian Gum Drops. Price, per 5-pound lx>x 64c No. 7T1596 Cranberry Dips. Price, per 5-ponnd box 63c No, 7T1697 Royal Creams. Price._per.")-pound box. assorted only 63c No. 7T159H Cborolate Bars. Price per box of 100 liars, assort* -d flavors 64c No. 7T1603 Marshmallon- Bananas. Price. i)er bi>x. abmit 5 pounds 64c No. 7T1610 American Mint I^ozenges, white. r*rice. per ^-iwund box 59c No. 7Ti*>ll AVintergreen Lo7.enges, pink and white. Price, per 5- pound box 59c No. 7T1613 Conversation Lozeni^es, assoile«l. I^rice. jx'r 5- pound l)Ox 64c No. 7T1630 Ro< k Candy, white, best quality. Price, per 5- pound box 59c No. 7T1633 Rock Candy, assorted colors. Price, per .5-pound box 59c No. 7T16*J5 Japanese Cocoanut. Price, per box containini? lOOstrips 54c No. 7T1635 Cream Dips, assorted flavors. Price, per 5-pound box 69c No. 7T1636 Assorted Bonbons. Price, per 5- pound box *1.10 No. 7T1661 Maple Creams. Price, per 5-pound box 59c No. 7T1665 Strawberry Creams. Price, per 5-pound box 59c No. 7T1670 Flippi Cream Almonds. This is a popular candy, a little iarjic^r than a pecan nut. almond ceVter with a heavy coat of jjure su*.'ar !lavored^with vanilla. Price. per5-i>»iunu box... 75c CANDY. Send for our Special Grocery List, in wblch list a full line ot candy of every description. No. 7T1550 Chicago Mixed Candy. Price per :iO-pound pail S2. Price, per 5-p<^und box No. 7T1551 Columbia Mixed Candy. Price, per W-pound pail 3. Price, per 5-pound box Price, per 2-pound box No. 7T1653 Kinderp^arten Mixed Candy. Price, per iMi-pound nail 2. I*rice, per 5- pound box Price, per 2-pound box No. 7T1553 Gum Drops. Price, per 3fl-pound pail . 1 . Price, per 5-pound box No. 7T1554 Licorice Gum Drops. Prl(te, per ;iO-pound pail 3. Price, per 5-pound oox . No. 7T1566 French Mixed Candy. Price, per ;iO- pound pail 4. Price, per 5-pound box Price, per 2- pound box Pric^ per 1-pound box See next column. . . 64c No. 7T1675 Spanish Peanut Stick Price, per box of 100 bars No. 7T1676 Jelly Squares, crystallized Price, per 5- pound box 59c No. 7T1677 Jelly Fruit Beans. Price, per .5- pound box 50c Shelled Nuts. No. 7T1678 Almonds, Jordan, shelled. Price, 5-pound box, per pound 46c Pi-ice. less quantities, per pound 48c No. 7T1679 Almonds, Tara^ona, shelled. Price, 5-pound box. 35c Price, less quantities, per pound 37c No. 7T1680 Peanuts, Spanish, shelled, green. Price, loO- pound box, per pound 7c Price, less quantities, per pound 8c No. 7T1681 Peanuts, shelled and salted, guar- anteed fresh roasted. Price, 50-pound box. per pound 9c Price, per 5-pound box 47c Price, per 2-pound box 30c REMEMBER Oar lines of GROCERIES are com- plete In our big 33-page GROCERY PRICE LIST, revised and issued every 60 days. Send 15 cents for a year's subscription to this Price List and SAVE MONEY ON YOUR GROCERY PURCHASES. |ml^^il5 .17c .18c 8, or ..lie 12c .6Hc Nuts. No. TT1684 Almonds, Tar- ajroiiu soft shell. Price, 50-lb. bo.\, per lb. ..15c Less quantities, per lb.. .16c .No. -T1685 Almonds, Cali- fiiriua. paper sljell. Price, 50-lb. box, per lb. . r^ess miantities. per lb. . Xo. 7T168« Brazil Cream Nuts. Prico,5U-lb. box. perib...l4e Les.s quant itie.s. per lb.. .15c No. 7T1«!H> Filberts, new ernp. Price. 50-lb. box, per lb 12c Price, less quantities, per pound , 13c No. iTibill Walnuts, tlalit'ornia. .soft shell, new crop. Price, SO-pounil box. perpounil 14c Price, less quantities, per pound 15c No. 7T169» Walnuts, California, hard shell, new crop. Price, SO-pound box, per pound 12c Price, less quantities, per pound 13c No. 7T1693 Pecans, new crop. Price, 50-pound box, per pound. Price, less (luantities, per pound No. 7T1604 Peanuts. No. 1 green, Virginia. Price, 50- pound box. per pound Price, less (luantilies. per pound No. 7Tlfi!>i> Peanuts. No. 1 roasted, Virsrinia Price, 50- pound box, per pound 6HC Price, less ciuantities. per pound 7 vie Mixed Nuts. No. 7T1690 Mixed Nuts, fine selection, new Crop. Price, 50-pound box, per pound 13c Price, less quantities, per pound 14c No. 7T1697 Mixed Nuts. ,><.. K. & t'o.'s Christmas brand, new crop and a tine selection, put up In 5- pound cartons, includin;; a polished nutcracker. Price, per 5- pound box 75c Chewing Gum. We do not sell less than full box. No. 7T16«J!> .Vdams- Bla<'k.)aek <;uni, 5 sticlfS in package. -0 packages in box. Price, per box 55c No. 7T1 70O Adams' New York Rubber Gum, 400 pieces in a box. Price, per i»ox 59c No. 7T1701 Adams' Pepsin Tuttl Fruttl Gum, DSquares to tbe bar. 3 bars to the package, 20 pack- ages tr) tin- box. Price, per box 59c TSo. 7TI703 Beeiuau's Pepsin Gum, 5 pieces to package, :.'0 packages to l)ox. Price, per box 62c No. 7T1 704 Yankee Spruee Gum, .<> pieces to package. ™0 packages to box. Price, per l>ox 60c No. 7T17<»(> White's Yucatan Gum. 5 pieces to package. 'JO packages to box. Price, pirbox 55c No. 7TI707 Ripe Fruit Gum, :.'o 5-cent packages in box. I'rice, per hax 65e No. 7T1708 Priniley's California Fruit, a)5-cenl packages in box. Price, per box 59c No. 7T1 709 KIsH Me Gum, 20 o-cent packa.ges In box. Price, per box 69c If by mail, postage extra, per box, 15 cents. Cracker Jack. No. 7TniO Prici-. percaseof 21 packages.. S0.8» Price, per ease of .'>(i packages 1.55 Price, per case of lOti packages 2.85 We do not break cases. LAUNDRY SOAPS. Sears, Roebuck & Co.'s Celebrated Family Laundry Soap. For only Si'-i.9.5 for h bo\ of lOO \mrs, a little lesa than 3 eent« « bar, we offer our eeb'brated Sears, Ruehu<-k & Co.'h Faiiilly l.aunilry SoapaH the equal of laundry Hoapn tliat sell everywhere at 5 cents a bar, HUfl even more. At our )(|i'.i.9.'> priee per box of 1 00 bars we feel conlUlent we are ^Ivin^rtueh value ill biundry Knap as Ls offered hy no other house. Our speelal family laundry soap is put up for us under eontraet hy one of the best soap iiianufae- tnrers in Chirajcro. a mnnufacturer who sells! tbe siiim: soap under another name Hi almost dfiuble <.)ur firk'e. Tnet'nst of our family soap Is tisurtMl on very arge quantities, on the basis of the artual cost of tlie nialeriiil and tli'? labor, to which we add the nar- rowest kind of amarirbii^f nrotit. makinKourFamlly l.aun<try St>ap the speeial leader of our soap d**- partuieiit. Our Family Laundry Soap Is an extra thi<-k bar, eonvenlent shape, hard pressed and ml>- bed. It is made of selected material.it is strictly tirst class in every respect, and there isnoingredieiii in its manufacture that will harm the most delicate fabric. Jt is a laundry so in that will help to make the laundry work much lipnter. Fvery bar Is put up uiitler our hindins: Kuarautee, anil if you do not IiM<l thhi Koap equal to any soap you can buy from your storekeeper at home at 4, i> and 6 cents per bar. you can return it to us at our expense and we will refuntl your money. At our speeial *2.95 price for a box of lOO bars, you will make a savintj of at least 50 percent. No. 7T17J51 Our special price, per box of 100 bars :. »s.«r. Price, for '60 bars •*-*3 Price, for single bar .03*4 Soaps continued on next page. SEARS, ROEBUCK i CO., CI apest Supply House on Earth, Chicago. CA ALOGUE No.ll2. 21 Sears, Roebuck & Co.'s Royal Mottled German Soap. No. -T11I56 Sears, Roebuck & « ■ .'s Mottled Qeriiian Sojip, per box of 60 l-pound bais 83.18 l*rice. ptT siugle bar 4c Globe Brag Laundry Soap. So. 7T1758 Globe Brai; Laundry Soap. Our special price per box (54 bars) 83.63 Price, per bar 05 White Floating Soap. Xo. 7T1'60 White FloatinR Soap. Per box (100 -tmn.-.- cakes) S3.00 Per Ixix (.■>(( 6-ouuce calves) 1.50 Per single (j-oimce cake OS}^ Wool Soap. No. 711163 Wool Soap. Per box (100 G-ounce •akes). batb size 84.00 Per single 6-ounce cake 04 Per box (10010-ounce cakes) 6.7 5 Per single 10-ounce cake 07 Santa Claus Soap. No. 7T1766 Santa Claus Soap. Per box (100 12- ouncebars) 83.16 Per box (3012-ouncebars) 1.65 Per box (2512-ouncebars) 85 Proctor & Gamble's Mottled German Soap. No. 7T1768 Proctor & Gamble's Mottled Ger- man Soap. Price, per box 60 l-lli. bars 82.40 Price, per single bar 04}i Proctor & Gamble's Lenox Laundry Soap. No. 7T1769 Proctor & Gamble's Lenox Laundry Soap. Price, per box (100 l--ounce bars) 83.10 Price, per single l--ounce bar. .0314 Proctor & Gamble's Ivory Soap. No. 7T1770 ProctorA Gamble's Ivory Soap. Price, per box (100 6-ounce cakes) 83.75 Price, per cake (6-ounce) 04 Price, per box (100 10-ounce cakes) 6.50 Price, per cake (10-ouuce) 07 Dobbins' Electric Laundry Soap. No. 7T 1 7 73 Dobbins' Klectrlc Laundry Soap. Price, per box (100 bars) 84.15 Price, per single bar 04}^ Genuine Imported Castile Soap. No. 7T1780 Genuine Imported Castile Soap. Price, iJ-pound Ijar, per pound 18c Genuine Olive Oil Castile Soap. No. 7T I 7 83 Genuine Olive Oil Castile Soap. Price, per 2-pound bar, 39c; per 4-pound bar... 57c Domestic Castile Soap. No. 7T1784 Domestic Castile Soap. Price, per 2-pound bar. ISc; per 4- pound bar 35c No. 7Tn»0 Mottled Domestic Castile, "^i-pound cak<!S<]-' in box), per box, 33c: per cake 3c No. 711791 White Domestic Castile, }(-pound cakes (12 in box), per box. 33c; per cake 3c Green Oil Soap. No. 7T1793 Green OllSoap. Per 16-oz. jar. .80.18 Price, per ease of 12 jars 3.00 Price, per case of 24 jars 3.40 TOILET SOAPS. On account of limited space we do not li st a full line of laundry and toilet soaps in this catalog;ue. Two pauses of our Special Grocery List are devoted to this department. Send 15 cents for year's sub- scription. Dr. Raub's Celebrated Cutaneous Soap. N0.7T1803 Dr. Kaub's Celebrated Cutaneous Soap. Regular 25-eent cakes, per cake 8c Per box of 3 cakes 31c Williams' Jersey Cream Toilet Soap. No. 7T1803 Williams' Jersey Cream Toilet Soap. Price, per dozen cakes, 81 30: per cake. 13c Williams' White Glycerine Toilet Soap. No. 7T1 804 Williams' White Glycerine Toilet Soap. Price, per box of S cukes. 30c; per cake... .7c Persian Bouquet Buttermilk Soap. No. 7T1805 Persian Bouquet Buttermilk Soap. Price, per box of 3 cakes, 13c: per cake 5c Transparent Glycerine Soap. No. 7T1807 Transparent Glycerine Soap. Price. per box of 12 cakes 40c Miller's Clycerated Tar Soap. No. 7T1808 Miller' Glycerated Tar .Soap. Price, perl>)x of 3 cakes, 33c; per cake 9c Fancy Castile Soap. No. 7T 1809 Fancy Castile .Soap. Price, per box oflricakes ! 45c Genuine Turkish Bath Toilet Soap. No. 7T1811 Genuine Turkish Bath ToUet Soap. Price, per box, 12 cakes 40c Congo Coco Toilet Soap. No. 7T1815 Congo Coco Toilet Soap. Price, per box of 12 cakes 35c Cocoanut Oil Soap. No. 7T1817 Cocoanut Oil Soap. Price, per box of 12 ctikes. . . 30c Carbolic Acid Soap. No. 7T1819 Carbolic Acid Soap. Price, per box of cakes, 30c; per single cake 8c Lettuce Soap. No. 7T1830 Lettuce Soap. Price, per box of 3 caiies 83c Sulphur Toilet Soap. No. 7T1831 Sulphur Toilet Soap. Price, jter box of 3 cake.s, 30c; per single caki' «c Miller's Tomato Juice Toilet Soap. No. 7TI8S3 Miller's Tomato .Juice Toilet Soap. Price, per box of 3 (^akes 15c No.'lTI833 Handworkers' Cocoa Castile .Soap. Price, per box of 12 cakes 50c Forest Bouquet Toilet Soap. No. 7T1834 Forest Bouquet Toilet Soap. Price, per box of 3 cakes 15c Fairbank's Fairy Soap. No. 7T1830 Fairbank's Fairy Soap. Price, per dozen cakes. 45c; per cake 4c Pears' Toilet Soap. No. 7T1838 Pears' Unscented Toilet Soap. Our price, per box of 3 cakes, 37c; per cake 13c No. 7T1839 Pears' Scented Toilet .Soap. Our price, per box of 3 cakes, 43c: per c;ike 15c Colgate's Cashmere Bouquet. No. 7T1830 Colgate's Cashmere Bouquet, per box (3 cakes), 63c; per cake 21c Fairbank's Glycerine Tar Soap. No. 7T1831 Fairbank's Glycerine Tar Soap, per box, (25 cakes). 95c; per cake 4c Cuticura Toilet Soap. No. 7T1833 Cuticura Toilet Soap, per box of 3 cakes, 60c; per c;ike .31c Brown Windsor Toilet Soap. No, 7T1833 Brown Windsor Toilet Soap, per box of 12 cakes, 45c: per cake 6c Yule Tide Bouquet. No, 7T1834 Yule Tide Bouquet. Packed. 2 cakes Yule Tide Bouquet Toilet Soap and a 1-ounce bottle of perfume in a handsome decorated box. Price, per box ^5r Shaving Soap. No, 7T1843 YankeeShaving, very choice, 1 dozen in box. Price, per box 81.00 Price, per cake 09 No. 7'ri843 Williams' Shaving Soap, finest made, 6 cakes to the pound. Per pound 38c Percake 6c Barbers' Shaving Soap. No, 7T1844 Barbers' Shaving Soap, per dozen cakes. 4 Oc; percake 4c (''^"S?'^"^'i) Colgate's Shaving Soap. No. 7T1853 Colgate's Shaving Soap, 8 cakes to pound, per lb., 30c Per cake 4c Brooms. Dozen Each No. 7T2041 Whisk Brooms, fine corn, medium size. Price 81.00 80.09 No. 7T3043 Whisk Brooms, fine corn. Price 1.30 .13 No. 7T3043 Whisk Brooms, fine corn, extra size. Price 1,55 14 No. 7T3044 Whisk Brooms, for bar- bers'use, extra long. Price 2.00 .18 No. 7T3045 House Broom 3.50 .24 No. 7T3046 House Broom 2.75 .36 No. 7T3047 Parlor Broom 3.10 .37 No. 7T2048 Fancy Carpet Parlor Brooms. Price 3.25 .29 No. 7T3049 Stable or Warehoase Brooms. Price 3.50 .32 No. 7TJ050 Toy Brooms, extra 1.16 .10 No. 7T3051 Stable Brooms, rattan, 14 inches long. Price 4.65 .46 No. 7T3053 Stable Brooms, rattan. 16 inches long, 6 rows. Price 6.00 .56 Toilet Paper in Rolls. No. 7T2065 Little jewel. A special medium size perforated roll, fair grade paper and a big barg^ain. Price, per case of 100 rolls. 83.25; per roll 3c No. 7T3066 Era. A good size, perforated roll, excellent paper. Price, per case of 100 rolls, 83.00; peri'oll. ..4c No. 7T3067 Climax. A fine large perforated roll, very excellent paper. Price, per case of 100 rolls. 84.00: per roll 5c No. 7T3069 Envoy. A very superior and extr:i large roll of pure tissue manila. Retails at 3 rolls for 25 cents. Per case of 100 rolls. 85.00; per roll. 6c No. 7T3070 Winner. The biggest roll of the best tissue toilet paper made. Guaranteed. 1000 sheets perforated. A special grade at half price. Price, per case of ion rolls. »(>.15; per roll 7c Toilet Paper in Packages. N€>. 7T2076 Clover Leaf. A fine tissue manila Paper in sheets. Eiicli packa^'e h:isa riveted hanger, 'er case of 100 packages. 83. 0<>; perpackage 4c No. 7T3076 Crescent. A very nice genuine tissue manila toilet pai)er. Large p<ackage. riveted lianger. Per case of lOo p;ick;iges, 84.00; per package 5c No. 7T20 7 7 Diana. A choice grade of tissue manila. Large package, with riveted hanger. Price. per cast of 10() packages, 85.00; per package 6c No. 7T3078 MayHower. The flnestgradeof Special tissue manila. guaranteed to be free from injurious chemicals. Very large packages. Price, per case of 100 packages, 86.15; per pack;tge 7c Axle Crease. No. 7T3079 Price, per case of 3 dozen 1-pound boxes 81.3.'> Prici*. per dozen 1-pound boxes 50 Price, per box 05 No, 7T3080 Price, per 10-pound pail 35 Price, per half-dozen 10-pound pails 2,00 No. 7T3081 Price, per 25-pound pail 80 Price, per half-dozen 25-pound pails 4.20 No. 7T3083 Price. perkeg,about54pounds. 1.85 No. 7T2083 Price, per keg, aoout 105 pounds 2.95 No. 7T3084 Price, per 200-pound barrel. . . . 5.65 POULTRY FOODS. Mica Crystal Grits. No. 7T2103 Mica Crystal Grits. 100-lb.sack.7ac Cracked Bone. No. 7T3105 Cracked Bone. 100-pfjund sack, S1.9S;. 50- pound sack. 81.05: 25-rjound »a<;k S6c Crushed Oyster Shells. No. 7T3I08 Crushed Oyster Shells, pure. In gixjd sack. Price, per IW-ijound sack 46<t NOTICE: Mica Crystal Grits and Crushed Oyster Sliells furnished in 100-pound sacks only, no less quantity sold. Beef Scraps for Poultry. No. 7T2118 Beef Scraps for Poultry. 100-pound sack. 83.00; 50-i)ound sack, 81 .05 ; 25- pound sa<;k 60c Beef Meal. No. 7T3»19 Beef Meal. lrt0.p<jund sack, SLSO; 50-pound sack. 81.O0: 2.>-|X)undsack «0c Concentrated Meal. No. 7T3130 <'onccntrate<l Meal, lieef meal with charcoal, fonugreek and ginger. Lgg producer and developer. l(X)-pound s;ick, 83,10; 50-pound sack. 81.16: 25-pound sack 76e Raw Bone Meal. No. 7T2131 Kaw Bone Meal. 100-pound sack. S2.05; 50-pound sack, Sl.lO; 25-pound sack. ..60c Broiler Teeth. N0.7T2122 Broiler Teeth. 100- pound sack, 81.35; 50-pound sack, 75c; 25-pound sack 40c BUTTER AND CHEESE SUPPLIES. In our Special Grocery Catalogue, nve list a fall line of Preservaline. Send for our special circular on Freezine. Chr. Hansen's Rennet Extract. No. 7T2J25 Chr. Hansen's Rennet Extract, 1- gallon bottles. Price, per gallon 81JS0 Chr. Hansen's Rennet Tablets. No. 7T3136 Chr. Hansen's Rennet Tablets. (3an of 100 No. 1 tablets 84.40 If by mail, postage extra, 13 cents. N0.7T2137 Canof 21X1 No. 2 tablets... ...82.20 If by mail, postage extra, 6 cents. No. 7T2138 Sample boxes 50 No. 2 tablets 90c Postage prepaid. Na.7T3139 Sample lx)xes 24 No. 2 tablets. . .. 60c Postage prepaid. Chr. Hansen's Household Junket Tablets No. 7T3130 Chr. Hansen's Household Jonket Tablets, for dainty, delicious desserts; 12 tablets in vial. Price, per dozen vials. 81. lO; each 10c Chr. Hansen's Cheese Color. No. 7T3133 Chr. Hansen's Cheese Color. Price, 1-gallon bottles, each S1.50 4-oz. sample bottles, per dozen. 82.90: each 25c Laktone Cheese Color. No. 7T2133 Laktone Cheese Color. Reliable .nnd cheap, does not fade. 1-gallon can (boxed), 8* * ■': !^-gallon can (boxed), 81.00; sample bottle ... Chr. Hansen's Cheese Color Tablets. No. 7T3134 Chr. Hansen's Cheese ColorTablets. Price, jjer vialof 12 tablets 20c Chr. Hansen's Danish Butter Color. No. 7T2145 Chr. Hansen's Danish Butter Color. Price, 1-gallon can, S3. 35; 2ii-ounce bottle, 90c; 9-ounce bottle, 40c: l-ounce bottle 30c "Black Death" Bug Killer and Fertilizer. It positively kills potato bugs, squash bugs, pump- kin tjugs, watermelon bugs, rose bugs, currant worms, cabbage worms, etc It will kill allklnds of creeping things thiit eat tlie leaves of vegetables or plants. What is "Black Death'?" It is an inexpensive powder as fine as flour and extremely dilfusible, and completely covers with a fine dust all plants over which it is sprinkled. In addition to being powerful initsetfects to kill all insect life.it also acts as a fertilizer, thereby very materially increasing the crops of potatoes, etc.. to which it is applied. For testimonials see our Special Grocery List. No. 7T3000 Black Ueath. 5- pound package 80. ;•'> 10-pound package 3* 15-pound package 45 25-pound package 75 50-pound package 1.50 100-pound keg 3.00 300-pound barrel 8.00 Black Death Sifter. No. 7T3001 Black Death Sifter. 3-Quart tin sifter. Just the thing for applying Black Death. Price, each 23c MAKE UP A... FREIGHT SHIPMENT By Including Soaps and Other Groceries with Your Order. ^ve give vou the beneiit of the LOWEST M.4RKET PRICE on the REMEMBER day your order is received. We Can Save You Money on Your Groceries, AND IT WILL P.\Y YOl' TO ORDER .4LL THE GROCERIES YOU NEED FROM IS. 22 SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO., Cheapest Supply House on Earth, Chicago. CATALOCUE No. U2. fc'^^'o Laundry Supplies. See our Special Grocery List for f lUl line Laun- dry and Kitchen Supplies. Washing Powder. No. "T1855 Grandma's 'Wasliing Powder, per case (96 lbs.), !S3.40; per package (-libs.) 15c Sfo. 7T1858 Gold D uBt.i4 (4-1 b.) packages in case, per case. S4.00: per package lie No. 7T1861 Pyle's Pearline. 36 (1-lb.) packages incase, per case, S3.00; per package »c Seroco Scouring Soap. No. 7T1867 The best scour- ing: soap on the marlcet„ \Vc guarantee Seroco Scouring Soap to be equal to Sapolio or any other scouring soap on the market, .vet lower In price. Per bo.x ot 100 cakes. S3.96i per cake... 4c No. -7T1868 Sapolio. Enoch Morgan's Sons. House. W-cent size. Per box (3 dozen), 83.16; per cake 6c Chloride of Lime. No. 7T1869 Chloride of Lime, 1-pound size, 25 cans in case. Per case, »l. 76; per can 8c Lye. No. 7T1875 Lewis', 4 dozen in case. Per dozen, 95c; each 8c No. 7T1876 Babbitt's, I dozen in case. Per dozen. SI.OO; each 9c No. 7T1877 Champion, 4 dozen in case. Per dozen, 90c; each 8c No. 7T1878 Star Scrubbing Lye, 4 dozen in case. Per dozen. 40c ; each 4c Bluing. No. 7T1880 German Bail Blue, in 1- pound bo.xes. Per dozen. S1.50; per bo.x 14c Half pound boxes. Per dozen. 81.00; per box.. 9c No. 7T1881 Liquid Blue (S., R. & Oo.'s Best). Quart bottles, per dozen. 90c; per bottle 9c Pint bottles, per dozen, 60c ; per bottle 6c Half-pint bottles, per dozen. 36c; per bottle... .4c No. 7T1886 Dry Bluing, small sitting top boxes, 1 dozen in carton. Per dozen, 25c; per box 3c No. 7T1886 Dry Bluing, large sitting top boxes, 1 dozen in carton. Per dozen. 45c; per box 5c No. 7T1887 Spencer's Patent Bluing Paddle. Very economical. Per dozen, 33c; each 4c Spotless Dry Blue. No. 7T1888 Spotless Dry Blue. Small (wood box, as illustrated. Per dozen |boxes, 30c; per box 3c Ammonia. No. 7T1890 Ammonia. Quart bottles (S., R, & Oo.'s Best). Per dozen, 81.00; per bottle 9c Pint t)Ottles, per dozen. 65c; per bottle 6c Borax. Doz. Each No. 7T189S Borax. 1-lb. packages. 81. 10 80.10 Candles. By box. Per No. 7T1900 Electric Light Cand- per lb. lb. Jes, 40-lb. boxes, 8 to thepound. lull weight 80.10 80.13 No. 7T1901 Granite Wax Mining Candles, 6's, 14 oz., 40 pounds in box 11}4 .1354 No. 7T1903 Paramiie Wax Can- dles. 4's and 6's to lb., 36 lbs. in case. .. .11 .13 No. 7T1904 Paraftine Wax Can- dles, 12 to lb.. 36 lb. in case H .13 No. 7T1906 'Xmas Candles, 34's, 36's or 48's. per box. according to size of candles, per box .09 Fancy Candles. No. 7T1906 Colored Candles, yellow, pink, blue, green and red. same ;xs 7T190(, except not decorated. Packed 8 of one color in box. Price, per bo.x of 8 36c No. 7T1907 Colored Candles (decorated ) , yellow, pink, blue, green and red, decoratcil with gold leat,as shown in illustration. Leiigih. Sinches. Packed 6 of one color in a box. Pri.'e. per box of 6 36c Laundry Wax. No. 7T1919 Cliinese Family Ironing Wax. Price per box of 1 dozen, aoc ; each '.JJ^c No. 7T1930 Parailine Laundry Wax, 1 dozen cakes in box. Per box. 33c; each 3c No. 7T1931 Beeswax, 1 dozen cakes In box. Per box. 33c; each 3c Seeds. Pound No. 7T1935 No. 7T1926 No. 7T1937 No. 7T19J8 No. 7T1939 No. 7T1930 No. 7T1931 No. 7Tin3J No. ~T1933 No. ~T1934 No. 7T1935 No. 7T1936 No. 7Tin37 No. 7T1938 Canary. Hemp, lOO-lb. lots, 4c. Rape, for birds Millet, native Carawaj'. ...SO.O.'i .06 .04 .04 .13 Celery 18 ■ ■ ' " ... .30 .06 .10 .08 .17 .11 ... 1.36 ... .06 Anise, It;tlian. Flaxseed I'oppy Mustard, yellow. . Fennel Coriander Cardanion, No. 1. Suntlower Seed. . . Mixed Bird Seed. No. 7T1940 Hemp. Rape. Canary and Millet, mi.xed 1-pound packiiges. 60 pounds in" case. Price, per case, S3.40; per package 5c No. 7T1941 5-lb. Pasteboard Cartons, cuttle- bone in each pacUasre. 60 lbs. in case (12 5-lb. boxes). Price, per case. 8*3. 30; 5-pound box 23c Vnil PAN ^^'^^ more than enough on groceries I UU OMIi to pay the freight on a great big ortler. IWtATCHES, ETC. No. 7T1974 Parlor Matches, about 165 matches in slide box, 144 boxes in case. Per case 81.20 No. 7T1976 Telegraph Matches, sulphur, '200 matches in each box, 24 bo.xes in a wood caddy, 5 cad- dies in a rack, per rack, 81.50; per caddy 33c No. 7T197,7 Mascot Parlor Match, 65 matches in box. 144 boxes in tin can; absolutely safe and water- proof. Price, per can of 144 boxes 75c No. 7T1978 Italian Wax Matches, 50 m.atches in patent box; vest pocket size. Price, per case (144 boxes). 81.60; per dozen boxes 15c No. 7T1979 Red Top Safety Match, 60 matches in box. 1 dozen boxes in package, 60 packa.ges (or 720 boxes) in case. Per case, 83.00; per dozen packages (144 boxes). 70c; per package (1 dozen boxes) 8c No. 7T1981 Elazers' Anti-Wind Matches, 20 in box, 12 boxes in package. Per dozen packages.. .75c Per package 8c Stove Polish. No. 7T1995 Enamcline Stove Polish, applied with a cloth; no smell, no dust, quick and clean. Box Doz. Each 5-cent size, 3 dozen in bo.x — 81.15 40c 4c 10-cent size, 3 dozen in box 1.80 65c 7 c Enameline Liquid Stove Polish. No. 7T1996 Half pint screw top cans. Price, per dozen cans. 65c; per ^i-pint cans 6c No. 7T3000 Rising Sun Stove Polish, 10-cent size, pergross. 85.75; per dozen. 50c; each 6c No. 7T3001 Sun Paste Stove Polish, 5-eent size. Box, ^i-gross, 81.16; per dozen, 45c; each 4c SEND 15 CENTS regnilarly. You will lind it pays to order all of your groceries from us. and receive our big: 3^ pas^ Kro- eery price list Cigars. Send for our Special Grocery List for full and complete line of domestic and imported cigars. snuOT, fine cut, plug and smoking toliaccos. SPECIAL NOTICE— If cigars are to be sent by mail WG make an extra charge for postage, as fol- lonrs: For box of 60, postage extra, per box, 18 cents. For box of 100, postage extra, per box, 34 cents. Seroco Stogies. N0.7T3178 Per 1.000 8 9.60 Perboxofioo l.OO Pollack's Crown Stogies. No. 7T3181 Per 1.000 813.50 Per box of 100 1.45 Cheroots. No.7T3t84 Perl.OOO 813.60 Per box of 100 1.36 Lucke's Telescope Cigar. No. 7T3 1 85 Per 1.000 81 5.60 Perboxofioo 1.70 Lucke Rolled Cigar. No. 7T2186 The Lucke Rolled Cigar, packed.SO inabox. Per 1.0i«.l. 818.50; perlioxof,TO 81.0O If by mail, postage e.xtra, per box, 18 cents. No. 7'r2187 Del York. Per 1.000. 813, 50: per box of 50 70c If }iy mail, postage extra, per box, 1 8 cents. No. 7'r3188 MuyGracias. Per l.OOO, 813.75; per box of 50 ■i3c If by mall, postage extra, per box, 18 ceDt8* The Princess. No. 7T2313 The Princess. Per 1,000, 816.50; per box of 50 83c If by mail, postage extra, per hex, 18 cents. The Claudius Imperator. No. 7T3313 Tlie Claudius Imperator. Perl.OOO .«17.00: per box of .'.(1 90c If by naall, postage extra, per box, 18 cents. Nickel Leader. No. 7T3314 Nickel Leader. Per 1,000. 813.00: per boxof.W 63c If by mail, postage extra, per box. 18 cents. Navy Success Cigars. No. 7T3215 Navy Success Cigars. Per l.OflO. 811.26; pcrl)oxrf.-0 68f If by naatl, postage e.xtra, per box, 18 cents. Lucke's Imports. No. 7T3216 Lucke's Imports. Price, per 1,000. 839.00; per box of 50 81.60 If by mail, postage extra, per bo.x, 18 cents, Lucke's Little Cigar, No. 7T2'.J'il Lucke's Little Cigar, Price per 1,000, 814.50; per box of 50 90c If by mail, postage extra, per box, 13 cents. Brevos Esquisito Grande. No. 7T2233 Brevos Esquisito Grande. 4^4-incll, packed 50 in a box. two bundles. 25 cigars each, strictly hand made from the best Porto Biean to- bacco, medium colors; a rich lO-ccnt Havana smoke at a 5-cent price. Price, per 1,000. 835.00; per box Of50 ,81.80 If by xuall, postage extra, per box, 18 cents. Cleopatra Cigars. No. 7T2223 Cleopatra Cigars. Price, per I.OOfi, 833.00; per box of 50 81.65 If by mail, postage extra, per box, 18 cents. Cinara Cigars. No. 7T3249 Cinara Cigars. Per l.OCiO. 830.00; pcrboxof50 81.55 If by mail, postage extra, per box, 18 cents. Celebrated Yankee Squire Brand Cigar. No. 7T2*'50 Yankee St|uire Brand Cigar. Price, per I.OtKi, 823.36: per box of .50 81.36 If by mail, postage extra, per bo.x, 18 cents. Plug Tobacco- S., R. & Co.'s Sweet Navy Tobacco. No. 7T3361 S., K. & Co.'s Sweet Navy Tobacco 12-pounti butts, per pound 34c 0- pound butts, per pound. 34c Less quantity, 16-ounce plug 36c Out of Sight Plug Tobacco. No. 7T3363 Ont of Sight Plug Tobacco. 24- pound butts, per pound 34c 13-pound butt.s. per pound 34c Less quantity. 1'2-ounoe plug 38c J. T. or Big Chunk Plug. No. 7T2266 J. T. or Big Chunk Ping. 21-pound butts, per pound 35c lOVi-iMmnd butts, per pound 36c Less quantity. 7-ounce plug 17c Boot Jack Plug. No. 7T3366 Boot Jack Tobacco, 4-pound butts, per pound 76c Less t|uantity,5S-ounce plug 27c Spear Head Plug Tobacco. No. 7T3367 Spear Head PlugTobacco. 30-pound butts. p#r pound .' 4c 18-pound butts, per pound 40c 6-pound butts, per pound 40c l/ess iiuant.it y. Id-ouuce plug 41c Piper Heidsieck Plug Tobacco. No. 7T2269 I'ipcr Heidsieck Plug Tobacco. 14- pound butts, per pound 60c 7- pound Luitls. per pound 60c 4-pound butts, per pound 60c Less <iuanttty. 5'-j -ounce plug 31c Old Honesty Plug Tobacco. No. 7T'i271 Old Honesty Plug Tobacco. 15- pound bult.s, per pound 41c 7v;-pound butts, per pound 41c Less quantity, 15-ounce plug %Zc Jolly Tar Plug Tobacco. No. 7T3'-7 3 Jolly Tar Plug Tobacco. 16-pound butts, per pound 35c K- pound liutts, per pound 36c Less quantity. 4-ounce i)lug 9o Climax Plug Tobacco. No. 7T3374 Climax I'Ing Tobacco. 24-pound butts, per pound 40c I"2- pound butts, per pound 40c li- pound liutts, per pound 40c Less quantity, ll!-ounce plug Plantation Twist. This is a natural leaf old time twist for ciicwing and smoking. P;iclced in 15-pound^ nails, 16 twists to tiie pound. No. 7T3275 Plantation Twist. Our price, full pail, per pound Less quantity, per pound 32c Star Plug Tobacco. No. 7T3376 Star PlugTobacco. 24-pound butts, p« r i)ound 40c l2-poun(i butts, per ixiund 40c 5-poui;d butts, per pound 40c Less quantity, 16-ounce plug 41c Mechanics' Delight Plug Tobacco. No. 7T2277 Meclianic*'' Deliglit Plug Tobacco. 10',i-poi.nd liutts, per pound 42c Less quantity. 5',)-ounce plug 15c Horse Shoe Plug Tobacco. No. 7T227 8 Horse Siioe Ping Tobacco. 24-pound butts, per pound 40c 1*2- pound butts, per pound 40c 6-pound butts, per pound 40c Less quantity, 16-ounee plug 41c Honey Dip Twist Tobacco. No. 7T3380 Honey Dip T-.vist Tobacco. 10-pounil pails, per pound 40c 5-pound drums, per pound 40c Less quantity, per pound 41c 41c 31c SEND US YOUR GROCERY ORDERS with the understanding that we will give you the benefit of the state of the market on the day your order is received, no matter if the market prices a'e way below these printed prices. SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO., Cheapest Supply House on Earth. Chicago- CATALOGUE No. 112. 23 Standard Navy Plug Tobacco. Bo. 7T2381 standard Navy Plug Tobacco. 28- pound butts, per poimd 36c U-po»Dii butts, per pound 3oc Less quantity. 14-ouuee plug 34c Battle Ax Plug Tobacco. No. 7T3283 Battle Ax Plug. 28-pound butts, per pound 34c W-pound butts, per pound A*f less quantity. U-ounce plug 33c FINE CUT CHEWING TOBACCO. No. 7T3890 S., I{. & Co.'s Bed Rock. Our special price, in 10- pound pails, per pound 31c Ko. TTaaai S.,K.&Co.'8 Manila Girl. Ourspecial price, in in-pound iKiils. per pound 33c Ho, ITi'iU'i S.,B & Co.'s Beats All. Our special price, per pound. In 10-pound pails 3ftc No. 7T4a93 S., R. & Co.'s JIayllower. Our spe- cial price, per pound, in 10-pound pails 43c >o. 7T2294 S., B. & Co.'s Honey Uew. Our special price, per pound, in 10-pound pails- 44c No. 7T3395 S., R. & Co.'B Maple Leaf. Price, per pounil. in 10-pound pails.. 4yc No. 7T.iJ96 Sweet Burley Fine Cut. Price, per pound, in 5-pound pails or 1-pound drurus 44c No. 7T*'398 Sterling Fine Cut. Our price, 10- pound pail^. per pound 40c SMOKING TOBACCO. No. 7T2307 Big Havana. Price, full case of W pounds, per pound 37c Price, less quantity (six packages), per lb 28c No. 7T3308 Hard Times Sjnoking. Price, in lull case of ~0 pounds, per pound 36c Price, less quantity, per pound 37c No. 7T3309 Valley Smoker. Price, in fuU case. 25 pounds, per pound 25c Price, less quantity, per pound. 36c No. 7T3310 Beck's Hunting Smoking Tobacco. Price, per pound, any quantity 33c No. 7T2313 Seroco Cigar Clippings. Price, per pound, any quantity 33c No. 7T3313 Sweet Clippings. Price, per pound. any quantity 35c No. 7T3314 Sweet Kentucky Smoking. Price. pet pound, any quantity 35c No. 7T3316 Flow Boy Smoking. Price, per Ijound, any quantity 36c No. 7T3317 Duke's Mixture. Price, If^-ounce packages, per pound 35c No. 7T3318 Briar Pipe Smoking. Per pound. 34c No. 7T3319 Corn Cake Smoking. Price, per pound (including pipe) 33c No. 7T3330 Yum Yum Smoking. Per pound, 36c N0.7T3333 Fashion Cat Plug Smoking. Price. per pound 37c No. 7T3330 Genuine Durham Bull. Price, 1-pound cloth bag's, per pound 52c Price. 15-pound cloth bags, per pound 56c Price, 3H-ounce cloth bags, per pound 57c Price, 1 s^-ounce cloth bags, per pound 59c Price, small 5-eent trial packages, each 4c No. 7T3335 Seal of North Carolina, Granulated. Price, l»3-ounoe cloth bags, per pound 57c Price, 31-ij-ounce cloth bags, per pound 55c Price, s-ounce cloth bags, per pound 46c Price, 1-pound wood drum* 44c No. 7T3339 Mall Pouch Smoking. Price, per pound 36c No. 7T2341 Sweet Tip Top Smoking. Per lb., 36c No. 7T2343 Old Tip Top Smoking. Per pound, 34c No. 7T2345 Badger Smoking. Per pound (8 or 16-oz. packages) 30c No. 7T3346 Peerless Smoking. It is put up in pack.ages of either 1-lb., y.-lt3. orSS-oz.. as desired. Per pound 33c No. 7T2348 Seal of North Carolina Cut Plug. 16-ounce wood drums, per pound 56c 8 ounce wood drums, per pound 61c 1% or 3S*-ounce pouches, per pound 65c No. 7T2349 Myrtle Navy Cut Plug. 3»^-ounce pouches, per pound 41c No. 7T3360 Golden Sceptre Smoking. 1-pound tins, pi'r pound... S0.98 H-pound tins, per pound 1.05 34-ounce tins, per pound 1.10 I'i-ouuce tins, per pound 1.20 SNUFF. „ , Per lb. No. 7T2352 Maccaboy, 2, 5 and 10-lt). jars..«0.50 1-pound jars. 55 No. 7T2353 Kappee, 2, 5 and 10-lb. jars 50 1-pound jars -55 No. 7T2354 Norrkoplng, 2, 5 and 10-lb. jars .50 l-poundiars 55 No. 7T2355 Garrett's Scotch Snuff, 1-oz. tins. Per dozen, 70c; each 06 W., R. & Co.'s Improved Butter Color. No. 7T21S5 Large, SI.OO size, per bottle «Oc Medium, 50- cent size, per bottle 38c Small, 25-cent size, per bottle 18c Butter Paper. No. 7T3157 Manila Waied Butter Paper, grease proof. 12x18 inches. Per ream of 480 sheets.. .39c 9x12 inches, per ream of 4.«0 sheets 14c Parchment Dairy Paper. C ut In the sizes as quoted and p;it up in packages of 1.000 sheets. No. 7T2169' Price. Price, Size 1,000 sheets 5,000 sheets 6x6 S0.29 »1.40 8x 8 58 2.83 fix 9 78 , 3.74 8x1! .81 3.92 9x12 .88 4.25 10x10 -91) 4.30 12x12 l-!8 5.60 KlROSENC Kerosene Oils. We sell Kerosene Oil in barrels or cans as (jnoted below. Barrels contain about r»2 giilhins. S., R. & Co.'s Special Family Kerosene Oil. A barr(*l of this oil containing 52 gall<inH will cost you but #5.7 2 and the barrel is free. We ship the oil in either full Itarrelsof bi gallons or 10 gallon cans; when we ship the 10 gallon cans the can is extra, and while the can is a very desirable article to have, convenient in man.v respects about the farm and house, still it is ftir more econom- ical to bu.y the oil in full barrels. Our special prices are as follows: No. 30T2490 In full barrels of 52 gallons: price.per galUm. ,11c No. 30T3491 Price for 10 gal- lon can. including the can free (can alone costs us 50 cents) S1.75 S., R. & Co.'s Family Safety Kerosene Oil. Guaranteed In any state; gives beautiful white light, l-'inest oil made. No. 30T2492 Piii-e for barrel, per gallon. ...llj^c No. 30T2493 Price for lO-K-ailon can, incluiling the can free (can alone costs us 50 cents) S1.80 Stove Gasoline. No. 30T2512 Stove gasoline, 74 degrees, deodor- ized, barrels only. Price, per gallon 12c Engine Gasoline. No. 30T2513 Engine Gasoline. Barrels only. Price, per gallon 12c SPECIAL NOTICE, No. 30T2524 We sell any quantity over one gallon, but Perfect Harness Oil. Cans an4l Half IJarreU Kxtra. FleaHe reati m|m-iUI notice. No. HOT2524. No. 30T'^554 Perfeet llarneHHOil St>. l,r:<jnlaiDS no acifl. Il preserves th<- It-atlicr ar:d keeps H pli- able. Price, ijer k'lil ion _ 30c S., R. &. Co.'s Harness Oil. Is guantiileefl e(|iial lo itnytlilnt; in the mark<*t for Koftejiint; and preHer\in}; the lirather, harneHn, et<'.. thniitfh it 1h Hold at a lower prlee than any other make. No. SoT'^filo riiit cans, per dozen. »l.ar.; each I'-ie No. 30T'-i57i Quart cans, per dozen, »*4.a5; each 2*ie No. 30T'^fi7'^ Gallon cans, per dozen. «r..oO: .;ach aOc No. 30T''i573 5-gallon cans, per can ... No. .'lOT'.i'iT* 10-pa!loii r-atis. jter ran Harness Dressing. No. aoT'Jj'VK''! Frank Miller n liarnens DreHMiiif;, for harness. «a*l(!le!?. fly nets. etc. OiveH a heautifnl liniHb« (loeM not lone its luster. LMrcctiODS fur use on every packajre. i'rice, quarts. S4e: pinl cans. each.l9o AVei^^lit about, pints. 1 pound; (juartH. '^'/^ pounds. Carriage Top Dressing. No. 30T3584 Frank Miller'n Urens- lug for l»ug"gy and carriage lops. Oives an elastic, durable, jet blaek water- proof kIo88. Can be easily used on the finest stock. Dlreclionson eachcan. Price, '2 pints, each 35o Price, pints, each 39c AVeiji^ht, about 1 pound. Acme Red Seal Carriage Top Dressing. No. 30T"^586 The best ever u&ed for preserving,' tups ol bugfiie^ an'! carriages. Gives an elej,'-ant gloss and makes the leather waterproof. Vj-pint cans. Weight, about ^ pound. Price, per 1-pint can AVelght, about 1% pounds Price, per 1 -quart can iOresSI|* uotliing: less than one fi:aIlon Barrels contain 52 gallons. No chargre for barrels when ordered in or- iginal barrels. On orders for less than barrel, we make the following charges for packages: So. 30T2624 H-barrel 81.00 10-gallon jacket cans.. .55 5-gallon .jacket cans. . .30 3-frallon jacket cans.. .25 2-gallon .iacket f.'ans.. .2.^ 1-^allon Tin cans . — -lo Lard Oils. Cans and Half Barrels Extra. Please read special notice No. 30T2524. No. 30T2525 Extra Winter Strained Lard Oil, used e.ttensively by plumbers, brass spinners, etc. For al I kinds of lub- ricating-and for miners' lamps, railroad lanterns, etc. Per gallon 80c No. 30T2526 No. 1 Lard Oil, used for lubricating: and mi-xing. a very good oil, but not so white and clear as tlie winter strained. Per gallon 51c Neatsfoot Oils. Cans and Half Barrels Extra. Please Read Special Notice No. 30T2524. No. 30T2530 Pure Neatsfoot Oil. used in dress- ing leather, oiling guns, etc. We are headquarters and sell at right prices. Per gallon 78c No. 30T2531 Extra Neatsfoot Oil, commonly sold for purest. Per gallon 58c No. 30T2632 No. 1 Neatsfoot Oll.Pommonly sold for e.X'tra. Per gal Ion 50c Cylinder Oils. Cans and Half Barrels Extra. Please Read Special Notice No. 30T2624. No. 30T2540 Extra Value Cylinder, the very best cylinder oil; the jobbing price of tliis kind of oil in single b.arrel is 7.5 cents per gallon, and often times more money. Per gallon '. " 3Sc No. 30T2a41 Eclipse Cylinder Oil. 630 degrees tire test, gravity 22. Per gallon 35c No. 30T2542 Eureka Cylinder. used for cylinders and heavy ma- chinery. Our price 32c No. 30T2543 Pure Natural W. Va. Lubricating Oil; the best below zero, will coldweather. I'ergallon Engine Oils. Cans and Half Barrels Extra. Please Read Special Notice No. 30T232.4. No. 30T2550 Dynamo Engine Oil. Per gallon 3.">»- No. 30T2551 No. 1 Red Engine Oil. Perga-llon 2^,- No. 30T25o2 No. 2 Engine Oil. Pergallon 20( Separator Oil. Cans and Half Barrels Extra, Picas, • Read Special Notice No. 3<iT25i-l. No. 30T2553 Best Separator Oil. Per g.t!I,.r..2 7c I7o ..23c 42e Weight, about 2'4 pounds. n West's Carriage Top Dressing A top dressing that is second to none. An article that will dry in a few hours an i give the top a soft and glossy appearan-,- Will not crack or harden the finest leatdei or rubber top. If you have a top that loo!: - rusty a can of No. 1 will make it look like new. No. 30T2588 Price, No. 1, « pint -::.c No. 30T2589 Price, No. 3. 1 pint (iOc No. 30T2590 Price, No. 2. H pint 38c No. 30T2Syi Price, No. 4. 1 quart. 8«c Machine Oils. Cans anil Half Barrels Extra. Please read special notice No. 30T-'524. Per sal. No. 30T2580 Excelsior Machine Oil S0.21 No. 30T2581 Summer Black Oil 13 No. 30T2582 15 degrees 14 No. 30T2383 Zero 15 No. 30T2583 Castor. No. 3, for luoricating. etc I.IO No. 30T2586 Castor, lulnicating 27 No. 30T258" Castor, machine 24 No. 30T2588 Castor, machine Xo. 1 21 Spirits Turpentine. Cans and Half Barrels Extra. Please read special notice No. 30T2524, No. 30T2589 Spirits Turpentine Market price. Cup Grease. Per Pail. No. 30T2590 10-lb. pails SI.OO 2.i-lh. pail, hard or soft 2.25 5n-lb. pail, hard or soft 4.11; Sewing Wachine Oil, Benzine, Turpen- tine, EtC.-In Botiies. Per Doz. Bottle. Sewing Machine Oil. No. 30T2603 4-oz. bottle... 2-oz. bottle No. 3OT3602 2-oz. bottle No. 30T2608 .S0.85 S0.09 S-.veet Oil, 4-oI. bottle. .50 I.IO .65 .05 .10 .07 Walrus Sewing Ma- chine Oil, 4-oz. tin caus.with oiler spout; best quality oil 90 -10 Harvester Oil. Cans and Half Barrels Extra. Please read special notice No. 30T2524. For thrashing machines, windmills, iiarvesiers. mowers, and heavv farm machinery of all kinds, ia highly recommended bv tliose who have used it. No."30T2(>21 Bbls., 52 gals., per pal 26c We also furnish Harvester Oil in one quart tin cans. Per can *?-i^ Per dozen cans l.*5 / Mather Thousand Mile Axle Oil. J^ A pure lubricant, free from rosin or i^A-i— Sj grit, especially prepared for carriage ;;nd waston axles. Especially adapted to our ilather l.OOO Mile A.\le. Gu,ar- anteed to run longerthan any other oil or grease made. .^ No. 30T2625 Price, per 'pint.. S0.2O Is No. 30T'-626 Price, per quart 30 •^- _^^-^ Xo. 30T262 7 Price, pergallon 1.00 :'€% 24 SEARS, ROEBUCK 4c CO., Cheapest Supply House on Earth, Chicago. CATALOGUE No. 112. Coach Oil. NO.30T2630 QaartcaD8.doz.,S2.SO; each. 80.26 Gallon cans, dozen, 87.50; each 65 6-g^aLlon Jacket Can, per can !J.60 Half barrel, 30 £;alloD8. per gallon 41 Barrels, 53 galloDs, per gal Ion .39 Linseed Oil. We will give our cub- tomers the benefit of the lowest market price. Cans and Half Barrels £xtra. Pleane read special notice No. 30T^524. No. 30T3641 Strictly I Pure Bulled Linseed Oil. Per gallon. ..Market Price ; Barrels contain 53 gallons; ^-barrels, 30 gallons^ and cans as wanted. ABOUT FREIGHT AND EXPRESS. IT IS SELDOM NECESSARY TO WRITE CS TO ASK WHAT THE FREIGHT OB EXPRESS WILL AMt)UNT TO. THE WEIGHT OF AL- MOST EVERY ITEM IS GIVEN UNDER THE DESCRIPTION. BY REFERRING TO y"" •■"° set the rate of Ol ncrcnnina hi freight and express to a BIfCC T Tn II point near you in your rAUCj I lull state, which tvill be almost, if not exactly, the same rate as to your nearest railroad station. From this you can calculate almost exactly what the freight or express will anaount to on any ship- ment to your town, and you will find it will anaount to next to nothing as compared to what you -will save in price. Boiled Java Oil. Cans and Half Barrels Extra. Please Read Special Notice No. 30T3S24. No. SOT^eso Use exactly the same as boUed lin- seed oil. Needs no drier. Dries in 24 Lours. Price, per gallon 35c This oil will not mix with white lead or zinc, only mineral paints for roug-h work, such as barns, fences, etc. Raw Java Oil. Cans and Half Barrels Extra. Please Read Special Notice No. 30T!!6S4. ■iOT8651 Raw Java Oil. Use same as raw linsL. : Requires «5 per cent jjood drier. Price, per gallon 33c This oil will not mi,\ with white le<ad or zinc, only mineral paints for rough work, such as barns, fences, etc. Baltic Oil. Cans and Half Barrels Extra. Please Read Special Notice No. 30T3534. No. 30T3653 Baltic Oil. Use same as boiled Java. Adapted for all colors except white; ^ives white a creamy tint. Used by car and bridge paint- ers. Price, per gallon '.J9c This oil will not mix with white lead or zinc, only mineral paints for rough work, such as barns, fences, etc. Sperm Oil. No. 30T3653 Sperm Oil. Quart can 36c H-gallon can 45c 1-gallon can 85c Signal Oil. No. 30T3654 Signal Oil. Expressly for lantern use. No charge for can. Per gallon can, 69c; per H-gallon can, 33c; per U -gal Ion can 18c Pine Tar. No. 30T2684 Genuine North Carolina Pine Tar, We furnish pine tar in barrels of 50-gallons each and in sealed tins as quoted below. We buy this tar direct, and you will find our prices tlje lowest. 50-gaIlon barrel, per barrel .86.00 yuart cans, per dozen l.oo yuart cans, each 10 Half gallons, per dozen 3.00 Half gallons, each 30 Gallons, per dozen 3.00 Gallons, each 38 Coal Tar. No. 30T3685 Per barrel S5.B0 1-gallon cans, per can .37 Elastic Waterproof Cement. No. 30T3690 For repairing leaks on all kinds of roofs, gut- ters, eave troughs, etc. You can apply it yourself ,vith a putty knife or paddle; no tinner o'r roofer required. Where once applied it wjll stay The weather does not affect it and it will l;ist for j;ears. Price. 5-pound cans 6.'>i 2-pound cans -iSt THIS NEW COMPLETE PAINT COLOR SAMPLE BOOK S!'p1!tPcVi?|g.'>'' WE WILL SEND OUR NEW COMPLETE PAINT SAMPLE BOOK, the most complete paint book ever issued, toany one who is interested, by mail, post- paid on application. Our pamt sample book, as illustrated, contains samples showing the actual color of every shade of paint and also full informa- tion regarding paint, how to calculate the quantity needed, what colors to select, trimmings, etc., will post you thoroughly on paint and painters' supplies, and will enable you to buy paint at the lowest pos- sible prices. WHILE YOU ARE PERFECTLY SAFE J."„2?°1',"„1 order selected from the list below, we know there are many who prefer to see the actual colors before ordering, and for those we issue our complete paint sample book in colors, and will send it free to any address on .-ipplication. OUR PAINT IS ALL GUARANTEED. J'estVa^n? it is possible to manufacture. Our prices of 45 cents and upwards tor the best grade of paints are lower than you can get from any other concern. The freight rate on paints is very low. and you will find that after you have paid the freight, the saving will be enormous over regular retail prices. If you wish to see the actual samples of the paints, do not fail to send to us for this FREE PAINT COLOR SAMPLE BOOK. BEAR IN MIND ^oTbte't-hT nfT '" """"^ "'" of your l>uiUl Good paint is a ings, vehicles, inaplements, etc profitable investment. Ready Mixed Paints. Send for Illustrated Color Book and Hints on Selecting Colors of oar Seroco brand mixed paints. We fully guarantee our prepared paint to give better satisfaction as to durability and appearance than any paint mixed by h;ind. We guarantee every gallon to be full weight and measure, and to give perfect satisfaction if properly used. ;ind any failure to do so will be made good. Don't be afraid of these paints because the price is low. One gallon of this paint will cover (two coats) 335 square feet of surface. Always order by color number as well as cata- logue number. No. 30T3693 301 French Gray 303 Lavender 303 Straw '204 Pea Green 305 Light Drab 200 Canary 307 Lemont Stone 308 Pearl 209 Beaver 310 Pink 311 Milwaukee Brick 313 Quaker Drab 813 Nile Green 314 Olive Drab 3 IS Cream 316 Fawn 217 Pure Blue 218 Bunr 319 Terra Cotta 330 Apple Green 331 Leather Brown 322 Pure Gray 223 Light Blue 22 4 Maroon 225 Bronze 226 Willow Green Prices for above colors. 1-quart cans HllfTG^ADE POINTS i RE/Oi'DY MIXED 327 Drab 328 Olive 229 Red 230 Brown 231 French Yellow 233 Lead 235 Light Stone 337 Dark Gray 240 Yellow Stone 241 Green Tint 243 Light Siate 344 Sky Blue 346 Colonial Yellow 350 Azure Blue IW Inside White OW Outside White BIk Black Each Gallon .80.38 2-quart cans 63 1-gallon cans 98 .Vgal Ion buckets B0.95 10-gallon kegs .93 35-gallon half barrels .88 50-gallon barrels .85 Special Colors. l gal. 2qts. Iqt. 333 Myrtle <;reen »1.«0 80.95 80.50 334 Vermilion 3.35 1.20 .66 236 Emerald Green 1.80 .96 .50 247 Carmine 1.80 .96 .50 Send for complete Paint Color Book. Ready Mixed Floor Paints. Made from the very best pig- ments, by the latest and most improved machinery. Abso- lutely the best floor paint I made: guaranteed to please or can be returned at our expense. Paint will dry in one nignt. No. 30T27 00 S30 Leather 5*0 Lead 560 Maroon 660 Oxide Red 510 Yellow 670 French Gray 530 Terra Cotta 580 Floor Yellow 1 gallon, 98c; half gallon. 53c; 1 quart 88c Price for larger quantities same as Liquid House Paints. Roof, Fence and Barn Paint. Very dnraltlc mineral paints, finely ground and thinned with linseed oil. Colors: 700 Oxide Red 730 YeUow 710 Lead Color "40 Brown 720 Drab 750 Maroon Gallon No. 30T3710 1-gallon cans 60c 5-gallon kits 66c 2o-gallon barrels 60c 50-gallnn barrels ..' 46c Send for complete Paint Sample Book. Seroco Graphite-Creosote Paint. For Barns, Roofs, Iron Work, Etc. This paint is a new article on the market and we believe it to be tlie best barn paint obtainable. As a preservative it cannot be excelled and we recom- mend it in every way for shingles, tin or iron. root's, structural iron work, bridges, barns, elevators and posts or timbers to be put under ground. Creosote is acknowledged the best preserver of wood and graphite lias long been known to be the most dur- able pigment for a paint either above or under water, whether salt or fresh. It is spark proof and will resist fire, which makes it a valuable paint; also water and rustproof. Will stop leaks, prevent cor- rosion and is free from acids. One gallon covers about 300 square feet of tin. iron or any smooth sur- face, or 100 square feet of shingles and 150 square feet of canvas or felt. Put up in 1 gallon cans, 5-gallon kits, one-half barrels containing liOgallons, and bar- rels containing 50 gallons. Made in five shades. Color card mailed on application. 360 Dark Red 363 Dark Lead 361 Brown 364 Black 362 Willow Green No. 30T2720 1-gallon cans, per gallon 70c 5-gallon kits, per g:illon 65c '^-barrel. 30 gallons, per gallon "Sc l-barrel, 50 gallons, per gallon 53c Buggy Paints. No. 30T3770 Grouncl in the best coach varnish. Ready for use. Pre- ^. - — ^— pared expressly for painting buggies, fllGH GHAOE coaches, carriages, garden cnairs, set- tees, benches, etc. One coat will make a beautiful and durable hnish. No varnishing required. Give number of color. SEROCO Paints Buggypain^ 600 Yellow 610 Vermilion 630 Light Wine 630 Coach Green White 640 Brewster Green 660 Blue 060 Wine Color 670 Coach Black Each Quartcans 80.60 Pint cans 30 Half-pint cans 30 Wagon Paint. No. 30T377 2 For wagons and farm machinery. Ready for use. Red. green, blue, black or yellow. Gallon cans 81.50 I Quartcans 80.46 H-gallon cans 80 j Send for color card. Enamel Paint. No. 30T3780 In twelve beautiful and delicate shades adapted for general decorative porpoHes. Especially desirable for picture frames, chairs, tables, flower pots, wicker work and bric-a-brac. Dries bard in lorty-elght hours ivlth a very high luster. These goods are especially adapted for bi- cycles and come in the following shades: White, ultra blue, veriiiilion, rose, ivory, terra cotta, dark green, maroon, azure blue, (Jeep blue, yellow or black. Dozen Each V,-plntcans ..88.00 80.30 1-pin t cans 40 1-quart cans .76 1-gallon cans 2.50 Aluminum Enamel. No. 30T3781 Alutuinuui Enamel, finished with a beautiful aluminum silver white. Is very durable. The best on the market. Dozen Each J-pintcans 81.76 80.16 ;4-pinteans 2.40 .33 Vi-pintcans 4.60 .40 1-pintcans 7.35 .65 Seroco Gloss Enamel for Interior Use. No. 30T2782 This enamel produces a beautiful luster on Avails, plastered or xvoo<i.and is a desir- able article for kitchens, (lining rooms, bed rooms and hospital w^ards, as it Is easily cleaned. This enamel will produce good results when applied by an^ careful, intelligent person. Interior enamel pamts have always been held at a high price and on ly a few could afford to use this paint ; but we bring it before the public at a slight advanceover the price of ordinary house paints and guarantee tne enamel to be the best. We furnish it in twelve shades, as follows: Pearl, light slate, cream, apple green, pea green, nlle green, light blue, dark blue. lavender, pink, lilac, carmine, also white ivory and black. H-pintcans 80.13 1-pintcans 24 1-quart cans 46 H-gallon cans 78 1-gallon cans 1.48 SEARS, ROEBOCK & CO., Cheapest Supply House on Earth, Chicago. CATALOGUE No.llg. 25 ! Wire Screen Enamel. No. 30T2783 Green Wire Screen Enamel. Keady for use aud easily applied; does not clot; mosht'S of soreens, -and one coal, j;ivcs to old. rusty screous a rich, brilluuit and last- ing finish. Price, ^-pint cans, each lor Price, 1-plntcans, each — 30c Black Clant Iron and Roof Paint. No. SOTS'! 85 Black Giant Iron and Koof Paint cannot be excelled for general durability and pre- servative qualities. It is made especially for cover- ing all kinds of metal wtjrk, dries rapidly with a hard, glossy bla-ck finish, and is absolutely water and acid proof. This is a paint universally used by rail- roads ancl steamboat companies for smoke stacks, bridges, etc., and should not be confounded with cheap mineral or black paints. The best paint for iron work, all purposes. In black only. Will cover from 900 to 1,000 square feet of surface, smooth metal. per gallon, making it an economical paint to use. Price, l-galloncans SI. 00 Price, 5-gallon jacket cans, per gallon 85 Price, 10-gallou jacket cans, per gallon 80 Price, 50-gallon barrel!, per gallon •tH C Stove Pipe Enamel. No. 30T''T86 G stove Pipe En- amel. Especially prepared for use on stove pipes, stoves, furnaces. ft, ..J grates, steam and water pipes, boil- ijj STOVE n" '- ers. smokestacks, garden tools, iron --*" fences, brackets.etc. One coat pro- duces a brilliant black finish ; very elastic. Will not crack, chip, peel or burn off. Ready for instant use. Price, '^J-pint cans. Weight, ?i- pound. Each 15c Price, 1-pint cans. Weight, Im- pounds. Each SO. 36 Price, l-galloneans. Weight, -Ug pounds. Each, l.«0 Bonnell's Nubian Iron Enamel. No. SOTS'* 87 Bonnell's Nubian Iron Enamel. When the enamel on iron mantels, fenders. Are fronts, regis- ters, locks, etc., has worn off and the bare Iron begins to show and to rust, a coat of this enamel will make it look like new. Steam and fras pipes, radiators, fire iron stands, coal buckets, stove pipes, sinks, ranges and any other iron ware which is liable to decay by rusting, may be beautified and made to last very much longer by a coating of Bonnell's Nubian Iron Enamel, Weight, %-pound. Price, per can, with brush 14c Pure French Ochre in Oil. No. 30T3793 Pure French Ochre in oil for prim- ing. Price, 100- pound kegs, per pound. 4c Price, ^.'i-pound kegs, per pound . ,, Price, r.2'/2-pouud kegs, per pound English Venetian Red in Oil. No. SOT'^'JOS English Venetian Ked, especially adapted for painting brick buildings Price, lOO- pound kegs, per pound Price, 25-pound kegs, per pound.. . . Price, 12>4-pound kegs, per pound.. . Zinc and Putty. No. S0T3'i'95 Pure Green .Seal French Zinc, in oil. VZ'A and 2o-pound cans. Price, per pound . . . 1 3>/4c No. 30'ra796 Pure Green .Seal French Zinc, in oil, 1 to 5 pound cans. Price, per pound. . — 15c No. SOT'3797 Zinc in Oil. American Snow White, 13H and 25-pound pails. Price, per pound 7c Putty. No. 30T3'J98 Putty in bladders, 10 to 25 pounds. Price, per pound 354c White Lead. No. 30T2800 Standard White Lead in Oil; kegs 13'/i, 25, 50 or ion pounds. We do not recom- mend the use of this lead for other than Inside work. Price, per pound 4c No. 30T2803 Great Western White Lead inOil; a special grade of surprising quality. Kegs of 12V4, 25. 50 or 100 pounds. Price, per pound 454c Seroco Brand Painter's White 1 ead in Oil. No. ;!0T2804 Guaranteed. Kegs of 12Vs. 25, 50 or lOOpourids. Price, per pound 5}^c No. .iUTSSOS Ked Seal, Sliipman, Southern Collier or Eckstein pure lead in oil. KcgsoflSH, 25,5(1 nr 100 pounds. Price, per pound 6c Pure Colors in Oil. i-ib. .5-lb cans cans NO.3 0T3810 Drop Black S0.15S0.70 No. 30T3812 Coach Black 15 .70 No. SOT'iSlS Prussian Blue No. .iOT'J^l* Ultramarine Blue No. 30T'-2815 Italian Sienna, raw or Imrned No. 30T3816 Turkey Umber, raw or burned No. 30T3817 Van Dyke Brown No.30T'i8l8 Clirome Green No. 30T3819 Scarlet Vermilion No. 30T3830 Tuscan Red NO.S0T3831 Venetian Ked No. SOT3833 Indian Ked No. S0T383S Chrome Yellow NO.30T3834 Yellow Ochre No. 30T3825 Graining Colors (an- tique, mahog-any, cherry walnut 1154 .55 Oil stains. No. 30T3840 Perfect Imitations of natural wood <-herry, rostnvood, maliogan,v, walnut, llgiit oak, aiiti<|ii4^ oak or fhirk <»ak. .Specially Intended for rellnishing w(W)d work in the Int.erlorof houses. ('an lie applied to any surface. Klnishes without a gloss. I'l-ice. 'i-pints cans, per can SO. 17 I'lic 34 .43 .77 1.40 1-piiit cans, per can Price, l-(iuarl cans, per <'an Price, '/^-gallon cans, per can Price, i-gallon cans, per can Varnish Stains. No. S0T3841 Varnish Stains. Perfect Imita- tions of natural woods cherry, roHewoo<l, mahog- any, %valnut, light oak, antique oak, or dark ash, Specially intended for refinishing wood work and adapted for either houses or furniture. Finishes with a gloss. Price. W-pint cans, per can WO. 17 Price, 1-plnt cans, per can ''24 Price, l-(iuart e:i.ns, per can .4.3 Price, ?4-gallon cans, per can 77 Price, 1-gallon cans, per can 1.40 Whiting. No. 30T3847 Bolted. Barrels of 300 pounds. Price, per pound Ic Price, in less quantities, per pound IJ^c Dry Colors. We handle only best qualities. Rbl. No. 30T3850 Kochelle Ochre, per lb. ton pounds »0.01>4 NO.S0T3851 Yellow Ochre, ■too pounds 01 No. S0T3853 Italian Buff (light) 500 pounds 01 No. 30T3854 Imperial English Venetian Red, 338 pounds 01'4 No. 30T3855 Snow White Wood Filler. 5.M1 pounds 01^ No. 30T2857 White Ochre, 550 pounds 015^ No. 30T3858 Lampblack, Ger- mnntown. 80 pound 09 No. 30T3859 Burnt Pmber, 350 pounds 05 No. 30T3860 Raw Umber, 350 pounds. 05 No. 30T3861 Burnt Sienna, 350 08 lied Lead O6I4 Kaw Sienna 08 Clironie Green, best Chrome Yellow.,.. _ French Gray or Slate, 400 pounds to barrel 01 No. 30T3867 Ultramarine Blue. . .06 pounds. No. 30T38G3 No. 30T386:! No. 30T38K4 No. 30T286.'5 No. 30T286<i .4c .4c 4c .4c .4c Per lb. S0.03 .03 .03 .03 .03 .03 .10 .06 .06 .09 .10 .09 .10 .15 .03 .07 Pint 30c .36 1.65 .17 •SO .13 .55 .13 .55 .13 .55 .14 .65 .18 .85 .16 .75 .08 .35 .14 .65 .18 .85 .08 .35 Aqua-Resco Washable Paint. No. S0T3869 Onl.v requires mi.Ying with cold water. Weatherproof, sanitary, tireproof. A dry powder. In white and various colors. A washable cold w.ater paint for the interior paint- ing of residences, and on account of its sanitary na- ture and fireproof qualities, it is admirably adapted for the exterior and interior painting of factories, warehouses, docks, public buildings, breweries, sta- bles, air shafts and court yiirds, and can be applied on sand finished walls, stone, brick or any solid surface. Aqua-Kesco as a weatherproof paint is nearly equal to oil paint at a fraction of the cost for all e.\- terior piiinting where oil paint liHS heretofore been used. When Aqua-Resco is applied to a solid surface it will not rub off or peel away, but forms a perma- nent finish which can be recoated from time to time when necessary. Tf applied as a primer for oil paint, one coat of Aqua-Resco will be found to cover equal to two coats of oil paint. Lime in walls will not destroy the Aqua-Resco colors, therefore no sizing of the surface is necessary. Aqua-Kesco is a su bstitute for oil paint, and should thus be used, and not as a calcimine. The average covering power of Aqua-Resco Paint is from 20 to 80 square feet, ac- cording to tlie surface t« be painted. Full directions with each packag'e. White. Bhls., .350 lbs., per lb S0.06 Kegs, 100 lbs., per lb 07 Kegs, 50 lbs., per lb 0~'A Kegs, 25 lbs., per lb 08 Pkgs., 101bs.,perlb O854 All Colors Except 411 and 413. Bbls., 8.50 lbs., per lb -0754 Kegs, 100 lbs., per lb 08 Kegs. 50 lbs., per lb 09 Kegs, 2t lbs., per lb 0954 Pkgs., 10 lbs., per lb 10 No.s. ill and 413. Bbls.. 350 lbs., per lb 1054 •II72 13 1354 13 Kegs. 100 lbs., per lb.. Kegs, 50 lbs., per lb. . Kegs, 25 lbs., per lb.. Pkgs., 10 lbs., per lb. Mexican Graphite Pipe Cement. Pipe Joint Compound. No. SOTS 871 For use In joints of radiators, steam and hot %vater apparatus, gas pipes in streets and buildings, for bolts or screws, and for general use of gas fitters, plumbers, engineers and ma- chinists. Mexican Pipe Joint Compound does not "set," and joints can remain for months and years and can then be easily removed, rendering unneces- sary the bracing of .ioints, couplings or tools. 1 -pound cans. Price, each 'S? 5 -pound cans. Price, each 95 ISi^-pound cans. Price, each 2.15 25 -pound cans. Price, each 4.20 Pure Mexican Graphite Paint Paste. No. 30T2873 To 1254 pounds (1 gallon) paste, add :{ gallons l>olled oil, iitaklng 4 gallons Pure Mex- ican <;raplilte Paint, reaily for use. Will cover LOW square feet smooth metal iH;r gallon. Will not(;ra<k. blister or rx^el off; Is not affected by heat or cold, smoke, st<ram. moisture, acids, alkali or brine, or by climatic chaiu^es. For use on roofs, stacks, iKillers. !>rldges, structural Iron w<»rk of any kind. 'J'hK paint Is manufactured from pure grjLtihlU; and abso- lutely pure linseed oil. is a dark 8lat« color. 5 -pound cans. Price, each »0.».'5 12Vi-pound cans. Price, each 3.15 25 -pound cans. Price, each 4.30 Dry Graphite Plumbago. No. 30T3H75 For lul)rlcallng and painting pur- poses. .\ir llrjaled plumbago, per pound 8c Mexican Graphite Plumbago. No. 30T2K77 For foundrteg, stove polish and paints. Per pound 4c VARNISH DEPARTMENT. Our prices <jn varnishes, the same as on all kinds of paints, are tile very lowest consistent with good <|uallty. Acme Furniture Varnish. No. 30T29OO No. 1 Acme Furniture Varnish. You can use this vartdsh to brighten up any kind of old furniture; will dry hard over night and gives a fine luster. 5 gallons 1 gallon H gallon Quart Pint *4.00 90c 50c 30c 20c Extra Acme Furniture Varnish. No. S0T2901 Extra Acme Furniture Varnish. This is used for the same purposes as our So. 1 Acme Furniture Varnish, but is a better quality. 5 gallons 1 gallon Vt gallon Quart Pint »5.0O Sl.lO 60c 35c 26c Acme Interior Varnish. No. 30TS90'3 Acme Interior Varnish. An ex- cellent varnish, suitable for use on all kinds of fur- niture or any inside work; has a very heavy lK>dy, is light In color and dries in from ten to twelve hours. 5 gallons 1 gallon H gallon Quart Pint S5.00 SI. 10 60c S5c 25c Extra Light Acme Interior Varnish. No. 30T2903 Extra Light Acme Interior Var- nish. Same as our Acme Interior, only a better quiLlity of goods, and especiall.v used where a fine, deep luster is desired. 5 gallons 1 gallon Vs gallon Quart S6.50 SI. 40 75c 4Sc Acme Durable Floor Varnish. No. 3CT2904 Acme Duralde Floor Varnish. Is especially adapted for finishing floors, either hard- wood or painted; is very tough and elastic; will stand repeated washing and will not turn white. We claim it IS the best floor varnish on the market. 5 gallons 1 gallon H gallon Quart Pint SIO.OO S2.10 SI. 15 65c 40c Acme Hard Oil Finish. No. 30T'3905 Acme Hard Oil Finish. This var- nish is intended for general Interior work; is easy working, light in color, will dry quickly and can be rubbed In forty-eight hours. 5 gallons 1 gallon !-i-gallon Quart Pint S5.50 SI. 20 6.5c 40c 30c Acme Extra Light Hard Oil Finish. No. 30T2906 Acme Extra Light Hard OU Fin- ish. Same as our Acme Hard Oil Finish, only a bet- ter cjuality of goods. 5 gallons 1 gallon ^i-gallon S6.50 SI. 40 75c White Varnish. No. 30T3907 Acme Pure Imported Damar Var- nish. This varnish is used on any article having a white enamel finish; is made from a fine quality of Damar gum; is heavy bodied and will dry well 5 gallons 1 gallon H-gallon Quart «7 50 SI. 60 85c 50c Acme Liquid Wood Filler. No. 30T3908 Acme Liquid Wood Filler. A filler for close fiber woods; is transparent and does not need to be rubbed off; is equal to one coat of varnish.- 5gaUons 1 gallon H-gallon Quart Pint S6.00 SI. 30 70c 40c 36c Acme Black Asphaltum. No. 30T2909 Acme Black Asphaltum. Can be used on castings of every description where a bright, quick drying black varnish Is required; is heavy bodied and dries very quickly. 5 gallons 1 gallon 14-gallon Quart Pint i3.50 80c 45c 30c 30c Acme Extra Turpentine Japan Dryer. No. 30T3910 Acme Extra Turpentine .Japan Dryer. Is especially adapted for house paieter's use: is a strong, elastic dryer. 5 gallons 1 gallon H-gallon Quart I mt %4.00 90c 50c SOc 20c Acme House Painters' Japan. No. 30T'i911 Acme House Painters' Japan. A .lapan used for drying and hardening paint. 5 gallons 1 gallon ^-gallon Quart S3.00 "70c 40c 36c Acme Oil Shellac. No. 30T3913 Acme OH SheUac. For a first coat on new work; has good body and can be sandpa- pered in six .to seven hours. 5 gallons 1 gallon H-gallon S6..50 SI. 40 75c Quart 45c Pint 30c Pint 35c Quart 4Sc Pint 13c Pint SOc 26 SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO., Cheapest Supply House on Earth, Chicago. CATALOGUE No. 112. S., R. & CO.'S ACME CARRIAGE VARNISHES. Acme Wearing Body. No. SST2913 Acme Wearing Body. An elastic varnish, very durable and luis a liigh luster: pale in color. It is reliable and safe to use in the vvanuest and coldest weatlierw; sets slowly enoa^b to accom- plish stitisfactory results on the largest surfaces; dries dust tree in from 13 to 16 hours; will harden well in two to three days. 1 gallon >.i gallon Quart Pint S3.00 »1.60 90c 65c Acme Medium Drying Body. No. 30T8914 Acme Medium Drying Body. For finishing when time will not permit the use of our best wearing body; also for under coats; it dries hard in from 36 to 4N hours. 1 gallon ". gallon Quart Pint »2.75 SI. 50 85c 50c Acme Elastic Gear. No. 30T3915 Acme Kiastlc Gear. Used in finish- ing under parts and wheels; uniform in its working qualities; it acts in 8 to 8 houns and dries hard in 48 hours. ^ 1 gallon VJ gallon Qjiart Pint S3.85 S1.55 «5c 50c Acme Heavy Gear. No. 30T8O16 Acme Heavy Gear. Is a heavy bodied varnish; very durable and will dry over night ; is for one coat work. 1 gallon V4 gallon Quart Pint $3.65 S11.45 80c 45c Acme Hard Rubbing Body. No. SOT'^HtT Acme Hard Rubbing Body. This varnish is m;ide from the best material, is light in color and u.sod for under coats for bodies and gear- ing; dries out of the way of dust in from s to 13 hours and will ru-b In four days without sweating. Igallon H gallon Quart Pint S3. 1.5 *1.50 85c 50c Acmo Medium Rubbing Body. No, 3013918 Acme Medium Rubbing Body. For undercoats of gearings and botiies; of a very tine quality. Dries quicker than our hard rubbing body. Igailon H-gallon Quart Pint S3.60 1*1.45 80c 60c Acme Quicl< Biack Rubbing. No. 3OT3910 .Vcme Quick Black Rubbing. Made from our Medium Rubbing Varnish and drop Slack. Will rub in two or three days without sweating. 1 gallon H gallcHi Quart Pint »3.3r> «1.15 95c 60C Acme One-Coat Coach. No. 30T393O Acme <»ne-Coat Coach. When one coat is priicticiible, can be used for general carrhige ' -l'. VVill dry out of the way of dust in about 13 Is light colored and makes a, very fine finish, ami 13 very durable. Igallon ;,J g;illon Quart Pint 83.50 Si. 45 80c 45c Acme Wagon and Implement Varnish. No. 30T393 1 Wagon and Implement Varnish. For agricultural implements. w;igons and general outside work. Light in color, he;i.vy bodied, has a fine luster, wears well, and will dry in from 10 to 13 hours. 1 gallo-i y, gallon (Juart Pint iSl.tJS «Oc 5(>c 30c Acme Japan Cold Size. No. 30T3933 .-Vcme .lapan Gold Size. A very superior dryer for binding, drying and hardening colors; is strong and light in color. We recommend its use in place of Japan for all good work, as it is far better in every respect. Igallon H gallon Quart Pint S3.35 «>1.30 <>5c 35c Acme Extra Coach Japan. No. 30T3923 Acme ICxtra Coach Japan. For drying and hardening paint. This .lapan ini.xes with oil and is in every respect a superior dryer. Igallon y. g;illon Quart Pint 81.75 95c 60c 40c Class Cutters. NO.30T6527 RevolvingStecl ^r'»=TWg , —' Wheel Glass Cutter, metal VUUIIP iililB"i handle polished and bronzed, e.\tra quality cutting wheel. Price,ca'b 4c No. 30T6528 Revolving Steel Wheel Glass Cutter, bronzed, with knife sharp- ener, corkscrew and can opener combined. Price, eacli **** No. 30T65:?8 A fine dur- " able Glass Cutter, with putty Ijnife on end. Price, each <c , No. 30T6533 Glass Cut- UAiiSJUmill'lii*'"""''* tcr. Damascus Coal Carbon Disc Wheel Glass Cutter. The finest revolving wheel ghiss cutter made,, rose- wood handle, solid .steel head. I'rii-c, v:icli 15c No. 3 O T 6 5 3 4 G o o d e 11 ' s Im- proved Glass Cut- ters witli turret head. The cutters are carefully hardened ;nid ground by special process. Polished and nickel plated frame; turret head, six cutter wheels, which can be inst:intly revolved to place. Nickel plated ferrule, rosewood finish handle. Prioe, each 3<Sc suae? ru. © Glaziers' Diamonds. Our Glaziers' Diamonds are innde of the best quality g^euuine diamonds. The mountingfs are ni ade in the very bestpossible manner, highly finished and heavily nickel plated. We guarantee our diamonds to reset not less than fourtimes and give good sat- isfaction, provided they are sent to us to reset. NEVKR CUT TWICE IN THE SAME PLACE. No. 30T0535 Ebony Handle Keyed Diamond, for single thii_-k glass. Price, each S3. 65 No. aoT«>538 The Standard Ebony Handle Keyed Diamond, for siug-lo thick g-lass. A good diamond for ordinary use. Price, each 1K2.90 No, 30Tt>541 Cocoa Handle Keyed Diamond, tov single thick ^lass. A very cheap diamond wJien ciuality is considered. Price, eacii S3. 25 No, 30T6543 Superior Cocoa Handle Keyed Diamond, A very fine diamond for general use. Will cut double strength glass. Price, each. . .S4.35 No. 30T6546 SnakcTTood Handle Extra Superloi Keyed Diamond, Cuts anything except plate glass. Price, 'each S5.95 No. 30TB549 Superior Cocoa Handle Keyed Plate tilass Diamond. A very superior cutter for general use. and will cut plate glass. Each SO. 00 No,30T655 3 Snake wood Handle, Extra Superior Keyed Plate Glass Diamond. Cuts any kind of rough or polished ^)late glass. Dealers have always charged an exorbitant profit on this class of dia- monds, selling them as high as S20.O0. By con- tracting for a large number and selling them at our usual one small profit, we are able to make the price only »10.95 Auy one can cut glass with this tool successfully. Genuine dia- mond, tlnished in the best manner and metal parts nickel plated. Hold the diamond, as shown in illustra- tion, against the ruler. Place it per- penili'-utarly on the glass, so it rests on the diamond and guide wheel, the wheel towards you. Press on it gradually, until it makes a singing sound, not a harsh noise. Draw over the glass slowly and uniformly. Never cut twice In the same place, No, 30T65 55 Ebony handle. Will cut single strength glass. Price, each 82.95 No, HOT0556 Cocoa handle, Superior Diamond A very fine diamond for general use. will cut douhle strengih^lass. Price, each 84.35 No. 30T655 7 Snakewood handle, extra Superior Diamond. Will cut anything excepting plate glass Price. v.icU 85.95 *. « P*J*ty Knives. No.30T65ll''Putty Knife with stiir blade, sq u a r e point, cocobolo handle, lap bolster, strongly riveted. A superior tool. Weight, 4 ounces. Price, each 15r No, 30Tfi513 Putty Knife with spring blade, square point, cocobolo handle, lap bolster. Strongly riveted. Weiglit. 4 ounces. Price, each 15c No, 30T6516 l»utty Knife. with stiff blade, bevel point, cooobolo handle, hip bolster. A high grade knif<'. Weight. 4 ounces. Piiee. each. . 18c No. 30T«520 Putty Knife with spring blade, bevel point, cocobolo handle, lap bolster. Weight, 4 ounces. Price, each 18c Scraping Knife. ^ No. 3 0T65 3 3 Scraping Knife. Best steel^blade, coco- bolo handle, lap' holster. Weight, 5 to 7 ounces each. Width of blade. Inches 2^ 3 ^H 4 Price, each 35c 42c 48c 54c No. 30T«534 Wall Scraping Knife, stitf blade. 3-inch square ]>oint. beech handles, hhipping weight. 7 ounces. Each 12c No, 30TG5 35 Spatulas or Painters' Fallette Knives, lap bolstered cocoa handles. Length of blade, inches.. Price, each . 4 18c Patent Pending. 8 10 23c 38c 63c No. 30T6526 Perfec- tion Knife Grip. The invention of a practical paper hanger strength- _^^^,„ ens tlie blade. Easy on hand, will cut eight thicknesses of paper or shade cloth easier than a knife without the grip will cut one. It is made of aluminum, can n-^ver wear out. get out of order or break. Fits any knife. Price, each, without knife 26c No, 30T6529 Paper Hangers' Square Point But- ting Bnife. same as illustrated above, without grip, extra quality steel, wood handle. Shipping weight. 'A ounces. Price, each 20c No. :i0TG530 Paper Hangers' Kound Point But- ting Knife, best of steel, blade 3 inches long. F*1ce. each 20c No. 30T6531 Paper Hangers' Straight Edge, walnut and maple, made of a number of pieces to prevent warping, 7 feet long. Shipping j^^k weight. 4 nnunds. Price, each. Sl.OO ^ ^ No. S.ST'V'O Pi»per Hangers' Shears, with black japanned handles. Warranted. Whok- length, inches 12 Lengt h of cut, inches 7 Price 9~c 14 81.20 BRUSHES. In our line of brushes listed below, we aim to quote Huch as are more commonly used* These goods are all of durable (luallty. Camel's Hair Brushes. NO.30TG5U0 Camel's Hair Lettering Pen- cils, rose bound, fine quality. Hair. 1 inch Ion . Sizes 13345(57M Price, eaeli 2c 5Jc 3c 3c 3c 3c 4c 4c Priee. per dozen. . . . 16c l»c 3 Ic 23c 35c 2«c 34c .J.s.,- No. 30TtiS(i3 Superflne (Quality Camel's Hair Lettering PencUs, red and green silk and silver binding. Hair, 1 inch long. yzes 12345678 Each 3c 3c 3c 4c 6c 5c 6c 7c I'rice. |;erdozen.l9c 33c 38c 34c 44c 50c 56c 63c No. 3<1T6566 I C a ni e 1 's Hair Striping Pencils. Kose bound, tine quality; liair. 2 inches long. Size 12a 45 BVs Price, each 3c 3c 3c 3c 4c 4c 5c 6e Price, per dozen. 19c 33c 36c 31c 38c 44c flOc 5tii- No. 30T6569 Camel's Hair Strlplnc Pencils. Red and green silli and silver binding-, superfine tiuality : liair. 2','i inches long. Size 12 345678 Price, each 3c 3c 4c 5c 6c 'Jc 8c 9c Price, per dozen.... a4c30c38c48c 59c69c 81c91<' No. 30T6573 Camel's Hair Swan Quill Pencils ^ for lettering and strip- i ping. Size, inches H ii 1 Price, each 5c 5c 6c jlBPWBH IX 6c IH 15i 6c 7c 2 7c 8c pirdozen.4lc 44c 50c 66c 63c 69c 76c 81c No. 30T6576 Camel's "^'"'^'^B^iwMiii.i.iii i"'i'r Flat or Sword Strip- Jcrs. Sijuare ends, tin fer- rules without handle, for viurk. Hair, l',s to 2^i inches long. 1 6c 2 ;5r 3 8c 90c 4 9c 9«c Mze Price, each Price, per dozen 63c No. 3 0T6578 Camel's Hair Dag- ger Stripers. Diagonal ends, copper wire bound, small cedar han- dles, for carriage work. Hair, m to 2H Inches loii^' Size 12 3 4 Price, each SO.ll SO. 13 »0.13 «o.l4 Price, per dozen 1.13 1.35 1.46 i.5o No. 3OT05SI Ing Brushes. Size Price, each. Price, per dozen Polished hantlli-'S. Camel's Hair .Hark- 4c 38c 4c 40c Pru'c. per dozen £ No. 30T6683 Camel's Hair -. .actinerinu Itrushes. Pol- ^^ Wammmmm ^lie{l handles, finequality, round. Size. ...^, 1 a '3 4 Price, wich 4c 4c 4c 6c 5c 44c 4 5c 50c i 6 7c 9c Price, per dozen 34c ."JSc 44c 5Gc 7Gc 94c -^ No. 30T6;85 Camel's M M ^S^^^^"gii=a^ Hair Lac<|uering Brushes. Polished handles, finequality. Hat. Size ?« y« ft Ji Tt 1 Price, each Oc 7c 8<' SO. lO S>0.13 S0.I5 I'rice. per dozen. 60c -3c 85c I.IO 1.33 L.^O Mottling Brushes. N<>.3I>T65;>0 PuiiCamers^ __^_— Hair .Mottling Itruslies or {;=i^|°l liijJ^SSIIlS Spalters. Short cedar han- dles,tin ferrules, finequality Size. Inches 1 1',, 2 2ii 3 Price, each 14c 31c 28c 3«c SOC No. 30T6593 Color Brusll, same as .No. 30T659O, brass hou?i I a thicker brush. Size, inclie; Price, each 38g 3Sc 2/2 5 6c 3 75c 1 I 9c _ ^Blenders No. 30TC596 Round Badger Hair Blenders or Softeners r4»r graining and oil paititing. polished handles. , Size 1 2 3 4 5 6 Price, each 16c 19c S5c 34c 41c 47c I Size 7 8 9 10 U 12 ' Price, each 59c 66c 75c 94c SI. 13 1*1.38 No. 3«>T6697 Flat Knotted Badger Hair Blenders, pol- ished handles, set in bone. Size. in. 2 2^- 3 3H 4 iV. 5 ftV< 6 Each S0.63 .«"! .94 1.13 1.35 1.38 1.50 1.75 1.88 Flowing Varnish Brushes. No. 30T66!>9 Uadgcr Hair Flowing Varnish Brushes, for fine var- nishing, carriages, pianos. etc. Singlethick. Chiseled. Tin ferrules. Size, inches 1 Price, each 33c No. 30TC603 Fitch Flowing Varnish Brushes, superfine quality, single thick. Tin ferrules. ( Size, inches 1 IH 2 Z'i Ji Price, eairh l"**^ 23c 31c 39c 47o 2V4 56c SEA 3, ROEBUCK 6t CO., Cheapest jiupply House on Earth, Chicago. CATALOGUE No. 112. 27 Vdinish Brushes. No. 30T«. - lat ^Vaniisli nruMlieu, black liuutlltis, tiu ferrules. 6o He 3 10c 1 I'rice. .-acli 3c No. 30T6010 lixtra Flat Bristle ^ \ arnish Krusbi-s."^ double thick, L'liiiiL'si- bristles, s t a i ii e il l^- handles, tin ferrules Size, inches 1 IS 2 3Vi o Price, eai'h 5c 7c Oc lie 14c No. 30T6614 Bristle Flowing Varnish Brushes, stained handles, with tiu ferrules, black Chinese bristles, chiseled Sb.e. inches 1 I': I'rice, each 6c iic No.3<>T6BH> .\n ex- tra fine, extra thick, soft elastic Chinese bristle (lowing var- nish brush. Some- thing for the painter who does i;t)Od work. SiziN inches 1 1'4 2 2V4 3 Price, each 13c 19c 2Hc 38c 50c Davis Patent Wood Grainers. No. 30T(i624 The Davis Patent \Voo<l (Iralners, are composed of two rolls, G^ inches lo length and IJ^ Inches in diameter. The one which is corrugated can be used to imitate any khowu grrowth of wood. The other is used to reproduce growths of quartered oak. They are very easily handled, and re- i|uire but very little practice to laake one fully proficient in '■ their use. and with proper care, ^i(,^ \ such as all tools require, they ^KE*»j will last for years, as there Is ^^' nothins togetoutotorder. Plain, simple directions pai'keil with each set. Weiijbt. 1^ ounces. Pri'e. per pair #3.00 Steel Grainers. No. 30TU835 Taylors' Enjerlish Graining: Combs. Rest quality steel. in sets of IJ assorted. ] to 4 Ini^hes, in tiu compartment case. Price, per set Sl.OO Marking Brushes. No. 30T6630 Bristle Marking Brushes, round p'jiished handles. Size 1 3 3 Price, each 3e 3c 3c Price, per dozen. .. aoc 32c 35c Sash Tools. No. 30T6G31 Ex. E.X. FreD<-h Sash Tools. All flue white bristles, wire bound Size 1 3 3 4 5 6 Price, ea. 3c 4c 5c 6c "c 8c Perdoz... .'.Oe .'STo 50c 6nc T5c 10 9c $0.10 $0.12 $0.14 90c 9.«c 1-05 1.28 1.50 No. 30T6634 Extra ^Quality Flat Bristle Artists' Brushes or Fitch Tools, white bristles.blaek bandies, tin ferrules. Size, inches V. % 1 u^ IVJ Price, e.ach 5c 7c SO. 10 So.t4 so. 17 Per dozen 43c 73c 1.05 1.50 1.87 Paint Brushes. Length Given is Length of Bristles Clear of Bind- ing or Ferrule. NO.30T0G37 Round Paint Brushes, wire N boun<l. white bris- t] ties outside, mixed '- renter. Size 1-0 2-0 3-0 4-0 5-0 6-0 Lenpth. inches... 3 3Vi 3K Z% 4 414 Price, each 23c 35c 38c 31c 38c 41c No. 30T6640 Ro u n d Paint Brushes, wire bound. All best se- lected Russian bristles. 4-0 5-0 1.06 SI. 31 1-0 2-0 3?4 3 'I 50c 63c 3-0 4'.i 78c 6-0 4'i SI. 50 .Size Length, inches Price, each. No. :S0TB643 Oval ig Paint Brushes, all white Russia bris- tles. Wire bound. A brush that will do a good iob and wear well. Size 1-0 2-0 3-0 4-0 5-0 6-0 Tjength, inches. 3>, 'i\ 4'« i\ i'% i% Price, each. 5:;c 69c 81c S1.13 .S1.38 81.50 Oval Varnish Brushes. Length Given is Length of Bristles Clear of Bind- ing or Ferrule. NO.30T6647 Chiseled Oval A'arnlsh Brushes, very elastic; best select- ed black Chinese brig- ties; nickel plated rinars. 2-1, 3-0 4-0 5-0 6-0 2'^ 3 3 3H 3Vi 41e 47r 53c C.'lc 75c Brushes. Wall L © n ;7 t li givt'n is length of l>rlstl<'s<'l<'ar of binding or ferrule. No. 3()T«(;30 Wall Brush. A good work- ing brush, all Chinese bi is: tes, tin ferrules. Ia ii^'lli, inches ... W'idlli, inches Price, (;ach NO.30T6064 Wall Brusii. All black Chinese bristU^s, solid center. This brush will do goofl woi'k, metal boun^l. 3M 4 4K 5 3 'iH 3H 314 38c 60c 63c 7.''.c No. '3<tT6658 Extension Wall Brush, brass bound, white okatka bristles, full, stilf. springy stock. Our ^tatidt rd brush for painters' use. Si/.e 6 Witlth. Inches 3 Length, bristles... 37a Price, each 69c Size. 10 Width, inches 5 Length, bristles... 3 Price, each S1.68 No.30T06(iI Stuc- co Paint Brushes. Full stock, no plug, very full and still'. extra long, and veiy best selectetl white Ilu s s 1 a n bristles, leather bound, and forstucco work. Sizes, inches...."... 3H Length, inches i¥. Plasterers' Brushes. r.f .30T6711 '•■ll PlaHtererd' ^^ ■ Size, inches Length, inches Price, each Used mostly by frescoers Price, each si. 00 Calcimine 4 si. 35 4H 4', n.5o 5 4^8 SI. 73 Wid tli, inches Length, Brushes. Length given Is length of bristles clear of binding or ferrule. No. 3016668 Cal- cinilne Brush for common work, white casing, w i t h gray center. Metal bound. 7 8 3^ iH 31c 38c White bristles. Ijeng*h, inches Pric" ei'cli Price, each 35c No. 30T6673 Calcimine Brush. Metal bound. Excellent quality. Size, inches 6 7 8 Length Z% 3% 31^ Price, each 680 sic SI. 00 No. 30T6675 Selected Russian AVhlto Bristles Calcimine Brushes. Brass bound. Size, inches, 7; lBngth,4?B. Price, each 81.69 Size, inches. S; length, 4=8. Price, each 3.06 No. 30TG080 Neiv York Style Calcimine Brushes. E.xtra heavy. Specially >»'b'cted ICussian bristles, finest w o r k m a n s h i p. Metallound. WUl last a lifetime. .Size, inches, 7; length. S-'b Si7e inches, 8; length, 5'', Price, each 83. 00 Price, each ,. 3.38 Whitewash Brushes. No. 30T6685 Whitewash Brosh, white tampico stock (nota bristle in it). The stock is soft and white. .Metal bound. Used for whitewash- ing fences, out buildings, etc. 6 7 8 2H 3 3 9c 10c 13o Whitewash Brush, all American A fair quality brush for corn- Width. 7^i inches; length 11 ■lllllil Width inches. TiCrigtli. itirhe.s Price, each .... No. 3llT«l>«8 bristle, white outside, nton work. Leatherbound of bristle. 3^9 inches. Price, each 35c No. 30T6693 Whitewash Brush, all white bris- tles; looks well and works well. Metal bound. Width, inches 7 8 9 Length 25^ 3 3'i Price, each 31c 47c 63e No. 30T0695 Extension W^hitewash Brush, all white bristle. Metal bound. Exceedingly good value at the price. Width, inches, ,1; length, inches, 3^1. Each...S0.94 Width, inches. 9; length, inches. 3'^. Each... 1.13 No. 30T'>609 Whitewash Brush, all white Russia bristles; extension style. Metal bound. A brush that's used by many calclminers and whitewashers. Width, inches 8 Shi Length, inches m i% Price, each 81.69 83.07 Stucco Whitewash Brush. No. 30T6704 Stucco Whitewash Brush. Wide and heavy for whitewashers' and plasterers' use. Made of the finest white Okatka bristles. Leatlier bound. Width, inches 9 9 9 Length, inches 4S ^H ^% Price, each 82.63 83.37 S4.50 2 4 83.33 9 10 7", 7 Si 4?, 4 '4 81.80 83.00 Brush. All gray ! bj;,l.',. Will hold lots of water, ir will and givo KUtlsfacdou- ii her bound. Slz,- 1 Width, Inches ''/, Length, Inches 'd% Price, each 81.73 Painters' Dusters. No. 30T0T~0 Painters' l>iisterh. (iray bristle, blacl. outside. Raised center. Size Length, inches. .. Price, each Paperhangers' Brushes. No. 30T0734 Pap.^r- hangers' S in u o 1 1> < i. t.' Brush. Two rows sti < hinese bristles, 2S ini'hes long. W ire b«jund. Width, inches 10 13 Price, each. .liOc 94c Paperhangers' Knotted Paste Brushes. No. 3(IT0735 The Best Brushes .'Mannfactared- Knots 8 Width, inches 7i-4 Length of bristles. Inches. 4!4 Price, each S1.60 Brick Liners. No. 30T672f) Br Liners, white bristles. Size, inches 2 2^ Price, each 6c 7c CLUE. No. 30T3565 High Grade Flake Cabinet Glne. Especially adapted for all the requirements of the woodworking trade. Will join oak and all other hard woods as well as soft wood. Also used for printers' rollers, emery wheels and sand belts ai -1 '^ a first class glue for cabinet makers. Price, per pound 33^ JSo. 30T3566 Flake Carpenters' Glue. ' A good glue for all around work and for general use by car- penters and others desiring a first class medium priced glue. Can be used for book binding, veneer- ing and on sand belts. Price, per pound... . 18c No. 30T3567 Calclminers' Glue is a white flake glue intended for calcimine only and is the very best glue made for that purpose. Price, per lb.. ..16c No. 30T3568 Special Glue, a flake glue suitable for use on soft wood and for book binding, paper boxes, veneering, sizing, calcimining and for all l.urposcs where a strictly high grade glue is not re- quired. Price, per pound 13c No. :!0T'J.^69 Ground Glne, is thesamestrength as No.:ai1'2 6:- but being ground is prepared for use very qui.Uly. Price, per pound i3b LePage's Liquid Ci' No. 34T983 LeP— . .; wa.ys ready for use. Size. y~ gill. Price, each J 3c Size, 1 gill. Price, each . . . l.-ic Size, Vs pint. Price, each.. . . ■-'< c Size. 1 pint. Price, ea.-h ".li" Size, 1 quart. Price. e;i.-l; < Oc Roofing Brushes. No. 35T303S RooHng Brush Mixed gray stock, 4 inches lung Wire bound. Knots 2 3 Price, each ...38c 66c No. 35T3039 Roofing Brush of superior qualit}'. Gray mixed center, cased with black Chinese bristles. Wire bound. A brush that will do lots of work. Knots 3 3 4 Price, each 63c 94cS1.19 Clue Brushes. No. 30TG7 35 Glue Brushes. Made entirely of melal and tiristle and will stand the constant shrinking and swelling that glue brushes are subjected to. Iron handle, brass ferrule and all white bristle. .Size 2 4 Length, inches 2% 3 Price, each 33c 31c Furniture Polish. No. 30T3925 Furniture Polish. For cleaning and polishing all finished wood surfaces, furniture. pianos, store and office fixtures, carriages, bicvcles. etc. This is not a varnish, but a liquid for deJiuing and polishing varnished surfaces. We guarantee it to please j-ou for this purpose. Per dozen Price, ft-ounce bottles ;: 83. OO Price, le-ounce bottles 3.33 Price, H-gal Ion cans Price, gallon cans Orange Shellac. No. 30T'^935'^ Orange Shellac. Price, i^er pint can 80.40 Price, perquartcan 70 Price, per H-gallon can 1.35 Price, p'r gall. in cmi 3. Jo 6 3H 47c r.:irh SO.-13 .30 1.3s 3.00 28 SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO., Cheapest Supply House on Earth, Chicago. CATALOGUE No. ||2. Wall Paper Department, Note Our Very Low Prices on Border Paper, WITH A VIEW "' placing onr cagtomers In a position where tliey can mill M llfcw j,„y „all paper in the very latest styles at the very lovrest prices, where they can buy the best paper in all the very latest colorings and designs, new for the season, direct from the factory at manufac- turers' prices, prices that barely cover the cost of miiterial and labor, with but our one small percentage of profit added, we have been attracted by several concerns that have grown large in the exclusive wall paper business, selling wall paper direct to wall paper hangers and to the consumer. We have known that their methods of handling were e.xpensive and they must necessarily get an abnormal profit, they must add to the cost of making and printing wall paper an excessive profit. We have therefore studied the wall paper question very carefully, we have investigated the possible sources of supply, the meth- ods employed by exclusive wall paper handlers and others in the buying and selling of wall paper, and we have found, as we expected, that wall paper is indeed generally sold at very large profits. With these facts before us we started out with a view of arranging for a source of supply, where the goods could be purchased in the very best qualities, in the very latest and handsom- est effects at the very minimum of cost, where all unnecessary running ex- penses were eliminated, and adding our one small percentage ot profit to this cost we call your attention to and offer you herein a line of wall papers in the very latest effects, the same styles and qualities as you will find in the best exclusive wall paper houses in this and other large cities, and yet we offer tliese goods at about one half the price charged by the retailer generally. DIRECT FROM THE MILL in buying waU paper from us you prac- mncm rnum inC miLLi tlcaUy buy it direct from the mill. We have made our arrangements for supply with a big wall paper manufacturer in this city. Taking our contract he has arranged his contract for materials, colors, etc., to accommodate our order. He has increased his facilities, and by materially increasing his output by reason of our order, he figures that he can reduce the cost of raanufai-ture, giving him an advantage on tlie goods he sells to the regular wholesale trade, and for this reason can alford to turn the paper over t.o us. what we require, at factory cost. We give you tlie benefit of this arrangement. We only asli you one snaall proiit above the actual cost to us. OUR GUARANTEE We guarantee the wall paper we advertise and sen wMii Mwnumi I ^i.i to be exactly as represented an<l to prove perfectly satisfactory, and if you order any wall paper from us. and you do not find it all and even more than you expect, and such value as you could not possibly get elsewhere, you can return it to us at our expense of freight charges botn ways and we will return your money. ABOUT THE WALL PAPER TRUST. Agreaterpart of the wan paper "***"* ' ■■■■■ iiwfcfc 1 wi fcn ■ iiww I ■ niaimfactnred In this country today is contrtdled 1»>- a conibinatiiiii whicli entleavors to fix prices that are out of reason. Wo wish to say that the mill that supplies us is not in the trust. There is no combination, no arrangement, no calculation for more profit than enough to pay for the making and our one small profit added. SAMPLES ^^ 's«»e a book of wall paper samples, a boolc contain- wwmr fcfcwi ing ^n „„r leaders, aU the new novelties, an the most de- sirable tilings in our line of wall papers. These samples are good size, _«— from which you can , \r-> V^^W^VI^' ■ -aSl select your paper just ej50 ^ UT/ff the same as if you were -^^^-f y\ \ / /*- in our store st'lecting t!ie paper from stock. 'i'his boolc of samples will be mailed, post- it g e prepaid, upon application. If you uish to receive a lull line of sam- es of our best num- (Ts in wall paper for thisseason send forthis turn mail, together with will be surprised at the sample boolc ai'.d the Ixxik coni(tlete instructions on will 111- sent pa]jer hail;; you liy ViiU values represented in the samples contained in this book. OUR BIG WALL PAPER BOOK ^o" dealers, agents, canvassers. van piu WHLL rwrcn puu^ p^p^^ hangers, painters, contract- ORS. ETC. For the Ijenetit of people who deal in wall paper, for paper hangers, contractors, etc., and also for such of our customers as wish an ex- tra large line of big samples from which to make their selections, we issue this very large book of wall paper samples, a book 18 inches square and about 114 Inches thick, containing an Immense line of the most staple and fancy wall papers, in all the new designs, all fully described and priced on each sample. As this book is a very large and expensive book to get np, one that Is made especially to Interest careful, close buying dealers, paper hangers, contr.actors. etc.. we require all applications for this big dealers' wall paper book to be accompanied by 25 cents. We ask 25 cents trom each applicant as an evi- dence of good faith and to help pay for cost of tlie book. We prepay the express on the book. TO PAPER HANGFRS I' you are a paper hanger you cannot afford to be ■ w TMri-n iiHiiui-na. „it,,„m tjjig ^ig sample book. It shows the hand- somest line of wal 1 papers for this season and at prices much lower than you are now paying. With this big book of samplesyou can make closer prices on your work and bigger profits to yourself, for you will find our prices much lower than the prices you are now paying. This big book is issuecl especially in the interest of ^vail paper hangers. TO WALL PAPER DEALERS. I' y"u are a dealer in wall paper you cannot m WHLL THrLR ULHLtnj. afford to be without our dealers' big book, for the lino of samples cannot be equaled by any line you are now carrying. Vou will find our prices so much lower than the prices you are now paying that you can control the sale of wall paper in your section and still make more profit than you are now making. TO AGENTS AND CANVASSERS. }L^^"t^''°'" soliciting orders f„r wall paper in yoar section, do not fail to pend 25 cents for this dealers* bigr book. Vou will tiud the line handsomer and better thau the line you are showing- and the prices are very much lower. From our big book you can no doubt sell wall paper at what your paper now costs you and still make a handsome profit. TO CONTRACTORS, RENTAL AGENTS, PAINTERS AND OTHERS ^h° wall paper iu quantities, we es|ii'cialiy urj:etliat vou send L'.'i cents for the dealers' big book. Vou will be surprised at the prices and ,at the big line we show. You will fii^d that at our prices you can afford to repaper rooms that otherwise would not be papered. You will find the expense of re-papering will be very different fniiii what it would be at the price you are now paying. tliose who wish wall paper to redecorate rooms iu tlieir own homes. If j-ou simply wish to bn.v paper enough to repaper one. two or SPECIALLY TO OUR CUSTOMERS. three roomB in yonr own home, and wish to make a selection from our entire hne, one of the biggest assortments of wall paper shown by any maker of new p.atterns and designs for this season, and at prices very much lower than any other house can furnish, instead of sending for the small sample book, send us 25 cents for this our big dealers' book. liiiiHiiiPiniiiiiiiiiiiiill ilifli«»IS"'fillll«!llllill9 fU^.. pfp^ „ ^^ THIS BIfi BOOK <^'*>^^*l measures 18xlK inches. 1^ feet square. Each I niij Will UVVI\ sample is 18 locties square. The book welfifhs about five pounds, is one of the largest and handsomest and most complete books of wall paper samples published. The lxx)k contains an immense line of all the very latest designs in handsome colorinjrs for this season; large samples of wall, border and ceiling papers for all purposes, for homes, bedrooms, diningr rooms, balls, kitchens, etc.. for public buildings, churches, schools, lialls. etc. Every- thing very complete and at prices heretofore unknown, prices much lower than ever before, prices less tlian dealers can buy elsewhere in any quantity. PCCADC ORDFRINfi ^^^H paper elsewhere. If yon wish the big: line, **^' ^^"^ Vimfcinnu ^vitli large samples IS inches square, one of the biggest bttoks published, send 3.5 cents for the dealers' hook. WHY WE RECOMMEND YOU TO SEND 25 CENTS I^mpie n'it.k.'ta {"h? small book it is impossible to give an idea of the haiidHonie tlenigns an<l pattern effects, especially of the larger patterns, nor does the small book contain samples of borders or ceilings; whereas if you send 25 cenis for the deal- ers' big l>ook, a book that contains samples IKxlH inches square, you can see the entire pattern, all the colorings an(i blendings. and the big book also con- tains samples of the borders and ceilings to match the side wait paper. ir Vnil WANT Tn K UnW i^»^ exactly the design. Just the size of the pat. ir lUU WMIll IU miUW ^.^^^ ^,| jj,^ colorings, etc.. if you wish to know Just wiiat kind of border and ceiling paper will be furnished to match the wall paper, we recommend by all means that you send 25 cents for the big book. TO REDUCE THE COST ^' **^^ 25*cent dealers* wall paper book to next m n^uwMfc infc w^t ^^ nothing:, we advist^ getting your neighbors inter- ested, one, two or even four or five, thus reducing the ci>st of the book to each one of you to but a few cents. 5 to 10 cents, and you will find you will save the cost of the book many times over on your first order for wall paper; besides you will have the s.atisf action of selecting from one of the largest books pub- lishctl. from an immense line of samples including samples of border and ceil- ing as well as side wall paptT. .-iamples IH inches square, from which you can see just what the patLt-ru and colorings are. SAMPLES NOT NECESSARY IN ORDERING. ?Znr?:\.rZl,%7r:;i experleiK't'ti Willi juipcr man, an expert in the selecting of harmonizing' stiades :in<i designs, an'l witliuut si-nding for samples, if you will select the paper wanted from the following illustrations and descriptions, and will tell us for what kind of rooms tlie paper is wanted, give us an idea of color and pattern, let us know the color of the carpet, furniture or otlier decorations of the room, we will give you the service of an expert di'signer :ind wall paper maker in selecting the most harmonizing wall paper for your want?. He will give you the best values In our house, and you will, we are sure, be better pleased with his selection than if you yourself were selecting: it from samples. All our old customers who have liought wall paper from us almost invariably leave the selecting of harmonizing shades and colorings to tla- expert in this department, and they tell us they get much better effects, and bel- ter satisfaction than when they themselves malie the selection from samples. RULES FOR MEASURING A ROOM. ;!'f''?h'rro*r.^,'7{.^e^'*"„?i'.?rp?;'^'; two; njultipiy tlie result by the height €>f the room in feet. To allow for doors and windows, multiply the height of each by the widtli; add same to- gether and deduct from amount. Then divide by »W^. The result is the num!>er of double rolls required for side walls. This rule makes all necessary allow- ance for waste and matching. FOR SIDE WALL. Example: Room 15 feet long. 12 feet wide, 9 feet high. One window, 6x4 feet; one door. 3i^x4 feet. 1 window 6x4=24 1 door 7x4= 3H 1 window 3Hx4=U ~66 iXi feet; one window, 15 plus 12x2=54x9=4^6 66 60)420 Double rolls.. " FOR CEILING. The number of rolls required forceil- ingis ascertained the same way. divid- ing the number of square feet by 60. Room 15 feet long, 12 feet Kxample wide. 15x12= 190 tfO)lfiO Double roll* :t Wall paper weighs about 1*4 pounds per double roll. Always state what room paper is for. We do not trim wall paper because the edges beiPT ex- posed, if damaged in transit, would render perfect matching impossible. Our prices, unless otherwise stateil, are always for double rolls. Wall paper, unless otherwise specilied. Is sold only by the double roll. -All papers have borders antt ceilings to match. SEAI , ROEBl. :K & CO., Cheapest Supply House on Earth, Chicago. :;ATAL0CUE No.n2. This Wall Paper only 2 Cents Per Roll. 39 At 2 cents per single roll or 4 centH per double roll we offer this hand- some uiill paper in new desig^ns for this season, the ('(jual of wall napoc Mint st'llsai more than double the price; a bi^ iniprovt'ineiit over our last year's widely advertised 2H-oent paper, a reduction iti priee of Yz eeiit per single roll, and improved in quality, a handsomer and lictter pattern than over before. You should see the samples of the wall, border and ceiling paper of this numbertoappreciate the value we are giving, and we therefore ur^e that you send ^5 cents for the dealers' big book and get Lhest big IH-Inch bquart samples. r^.^ Our a LOtxi ttiis iUuslration, -how iiij; t ht- siilc mill paprr, tin h4»r(l* r and ceil- ing paper, you can got at least 8ome idea of the ell'eet brought out in this our Cheapest paper, our special 2-cent leader. "Wbile you can order direct from tbecatalogue illustrations and descriptions with every assurance that the paperwill be in every way satisfactory, we especially recommend that you send for our hook of samples, either 'sending; for the sample book or 35 cents for the dealers' big book which gives samples of border, ceiling and wall paper, and shows you all the colors and pattern effect. To tliose who do not wiHh to wait to send for samples we will say this is a 9-ounce paper, with a lighten am ground, with handsome scroll and fretwork in terra cotta, with beautiful spray and bouquet effect in nile preen, brought out with nice mica and bronze effects. This paper has a 9-ineli bor<ier and ,a ceiling in very neat scroll effect in garnet anti turrjuoise blue on a light cream background. If you order from tiie catalogue without waiting for samples, we guarantee the paper to please you or we will return your money. Afe furnish this our specially advertised wall paper at the following: special prices: No.j30T3300 Price for side wall and ceiling paper, per sing-le roll 8c No. 30T3308 Price for side wall and ceiling paper, double roll 4c Jio.' 3ot:3304 Price for 9-inch border to match (4 yards for 1 cent), W '■ --yard 'Ac NOTE OUR LOW PRICE ON ALL BORDER PAPER. Our Special 9-Cent Wall Paper. The Price is Small But The Value is Surprisingly Cood, You Would Ordinarily Pay For Such a Paper ^ 15 to 18 Cents. ??-5-yS«5^aV;Wy;':;¥^^^^ From this illustration, engraved from a pliotos:rapli, slkowin^ the wall, border and eeilin;; paper, you can get some idea of the bcruuifiil effect brought out in this fine imi- tation of granite wall paper. It is a paper we offer at 9 cents per roll in competition with paper that sells generally at two to four times the price. This is one of the hand- sonaest imitations of granite made, a paper with a drab background, well covered, one tliat requires no matcliin^,,and is especially suitable for kitchens, dining rooms and bed- rooms. The border is 9 inches ^vide with a drab bacliground, with granite effect i)ro- duced by small designs in dark red and olive. Tlie ceiling is tan bacltground, dotted with white bright olive green and black. Tliis piper requires no matching in hang:ing, IS out of the latest styles and a combination ot sub wall, border and ceiling, which we can ,;u II uitee to please. Yon can order this paper clirect from tlie cataloffue, with every issurince that it will be found entirely s 11 isf ictory, and our small sample book shows this paper up as well as the large book. Is thf le is no large pattern, but to get a large siiiiph otside wall, border and ceiling we would especially urge that you send 25 cents iortlu de.alers'"big book. You will be more th tn pleased with tlie line shown in this book. No. 30T3306 Price for side wall, double loll 9c No. 30T330S Price for ceiling to match, doubli roll ,..9c ^o. 30T3310 Price for 9-inch border, per single yard 54" NOTE OUR LOW PRICE ON AXL BORDER PAPER. New 9-Cent Crean Tile Wall Paper. At Our 9-Cent Price, Dealers Can Buy From Us and Sell at a Nice Profit. Tlie illiiHtration sliowlnf; tlie wall, borrlcr an4l el'iliii;; paper will Klve you rtfiiiie Idea ol the haiitlsfiiite ell'ef;t hrou|;lit out In this, our new 9-ceiit paper. This Ih an entirely f, ne« deslffii for this season, a beautiful tile " pittern, in medium green ground with ma- roon outline and dark gieen Hller. This paper is especially desirable for halls, bath 1 lotns. aiso for bedrooms. In tact, a gocxl all purpose wall paper. Our Hpeelal prlcre of 9 lents per doable roll is aljoul om-half to iini Ihird the price asked by others. The sni ill sample book will (five you a fair idea of tliis paper, but In order to show the pattern li irly we give you a sample of both side w Ul. hcirder and celling, and we advise, In s iKJing for samples, that you send25 cents f 1 t lie dcaler.s' big book. You can, however, III r direct from the catalogue with every as- sui uicc that the paper will give perfect sat- isf I -tion.and if not, that you can return it to us and we will return your money. No. 30T3313 Price for side wall, double toll 9ci No. 30T3314 Price for ceiling, per doublet loll Set No. 30T3316 Price for 9-lnch border, perf single yard .Jj NOTE OUR LOW PRICE ON AIX BORDER PAPER. -r^-c v'^-r r-»^< CE IL. M r. I -' f- Jf^, r- ^^ Our 9-Cent Popular Home Paper. j« d; ';F ^1 '^ P For a rich, yet modest paper for the home, an all purpose paper for living rooms, etc., kitchen, dining room, library, parlors, bedrooms, halls, for an all purposf paper, in a neat new shade and new design, we offer this handsome paper, made on a French gray ground, at 9 cents per doable roll, in competition with paper that sells L'enerally for 2.3 cents and upwards. This paper is made on a dark French gray back- ground with beautiful festoons of daisies in a delicate shade of old rose, with green foliage. It has a 9-inch border to match, with very light nile green ground, with festoons of daisies and green foliage. ' ' same as in the side wall. The co' ■ ■ very nicely blended and graduate . ^ dark shade of French gray to a l.^,-.. nile ^^reen at the top. The ceiling has background in a very light shade of nile green with c-lusters of daisies in a delicate shade of pink and white with green sprays. Our small sample book gives you a very ;;ood idea of the side wall paper, although it will not show the whole pattern effect. The dealers' big 25-cent book will give you <t large sample of side wall, ceiling and border, but you can order direct from the catalogue without first writing for a sample, witii every assurance that the paper will please you in every way or we will imrf.' iliately return vour money. No. 30T3318" Price for side >•. : aimljlernll ' '.Oc No. 30T3319 Price f . eiilng, per doulileroli 9c No. 30T3330 Price for 9-inch border. per single yard J^c ■£ ore br^ »' I c E I L I M c jj? ■ ji>f.- '^LL—^^2lSz Our New 9-Cent Turquoise Blue Combination Paper. Entirely New For This Season and a Handsome Design. From the illustration showing the side wall, border and celling paper you can get some idea of the pattern effect brought out in this new design. The paper is extra good weight. The colorings are the very bestandthe paper is offered at from one- half to one-third the price charged by dealers generally. It is a very rich tur- quoise blue combination, suitable espe- cially for halls, dining rooms, bedrooms, small stores, etc., and is brought out in a dark choke effect with light blue and silver scrolls. The border is 9 inches in width, blending harmoniously in colors with the side wall, while the ceiling is a handsome contrast in a much lighter shade with nile green background and very handsome sil- ver and dark blue scroll effects. The small sample I book ■will give you a good idea of the side wall paper, although the dealers', big 2o-cent book will be necessary to get a large sample of the side wall, ceil- ing and border. Many of our customers, however, order direct from our catalogue, knowing that thev will get just what they want, or we will immediately return their money. No. 30T3323 Price for side wall, per doubleroll 9c No. 30T3334: Price for ceiling, per doubleroll ^ 9c No. 30T3336 PFice for 9-iuch border, per single yard 5^c NOTE OFR LOW PRICE ON ALL BORDER PAPER. 30 SEARS, ROEBUCK «t CO., Cheapest Supply House on Earth, Chicago. CATALOGUE Nu.H2. Our 9-Cent Marie Antoinette Paper for Parlors. For a handsome, new^ stripe effect, in a ricii paper, at a low price, for parlors, bed- r joms, libraries, halls, iu fact, for an all pur- pose paper we especially recommend this new number. This is a Marie Antoinette stripe on I drab background. The flowers are treated in different shades of purple, producing- a \ ery dainty effect. Tlie great value of a striped pattern is to cliange the appearance of a room having a low ceiling, making it appear much higher. This is a very rich, dainty paper, and must be seen in the sample to be appreciated. The border is a handsom-e 9-inch border, the colors I lending perfectly with the side wall from a %iry light shade of cream to a soft drab, I i-autifuUy decorated with purple and green fli iral and striped effect. Theceilingis a very Ir^ht cream background with neat leaves of ^ urn and purple rosebud effects. l-rom the sample book you can tell * \actly what the side wall paper will be; r you can order direct £fom the catalogue. it'h our guarantee tliat the paper will plea^*- Mu; or. from the dealers' big book, j'ou can I a good idea of the side wall, ceiling and )r(ler. No. 30T3338 Price for side wall paper. (■ r double roll ye No. 30T3330 Price for ceiling, per double ,11 »c Price for 9-incb border, per No. 30T3333 ngleyard ■•■j_ Our New Special 7-CentCilt Paper. Our9-Cent dimmer Terra Cotta. At 9 cents per double roll we offer this handsome new number, a heavy weight paper, a rich terra cotta background brought out with beautiful new shades of red and fe'reen finished in two handsome shades of (glimmer silver and nile green. This paper Is especially suitable for halls, dining rooms, bedrooms, churches, public rooms, etc. It has a very rich border in which the colors are handsomely blended. The ceil- ing has a background of very rich warm salmon shade, with very pretty designs in darlc red and green. The illustration ^ives you an idea of the general ap- pearance of the side wall, border and •'ilirg effect, and from the small sample book j'ou can get a fair idea of the paper, but to see the whole design of the side wall, border and ceiling you should have our big 2o-cent dealers' book. Many of our cuh- tomers order without ftrst sending for samples, for they understand they get sui-h values as they could not possibly get else- where, and we guarantee the paper to please or we will immediately return your money. No. 30T3334 Price for side wall double roll. No. 30T3336 Price for Getting, per roll No. 30T3338 Price for 9-iuch border, per singie yard f^c Our Big: 12^ Cent Leader. At 12J4 cents per double roll for side wall and ceiling paper, and 1 cent per single ■^ Vitrd for 18-luch border, we offer this as one I the biggest leaders iu our line, one of tlie iindsomest papers shown this season, a paper li'.' equal of anything you can buy from deal- l^ generally at 30 to 50 cents per roll. Tlils ■^ a paper that must be seen to be appre- iated, and unfortunately the small sample Kiok (villnotdo it justice. To see the rich i)Httern effects the harmonizing colorings and design worked out in the big 18-inch border :ind the ceiling, you must have our dealers' ^ l'ig35-cent book. You will surely save from =M, -'> to 30 cents on every roll of this paper you ^ buy from us. Our special price of 12j^ cents per double roll barely covers the cost to manufacture with but one small percentag-e of profit added. It is the lowest price ever made on this grade of paper. The illustra- tion showing the side wall, border and ceiling will give you but a slight idea of the pattern or value of this paper, Tliis is a conventional design, on a very striking, rich Jacqueminot r<»se red colored background, with an un- der print of a corresponding shade of rose red. A very striking feature of this paper is the olaek and green scroll. The border is 18 inches wide. It is the same colors as the side wall, :ind gradually turns at the top to a very deli- cate straw shade, blending perfectly with the ceiling paper, which has a soft straw ground with very large outlined medallion scroll effect, the flower worked out in white, pink and green. This is an all purpose paper, suitable for parlors, libraries, dining rooms, halls, public l)uildingsof all kinds. It is one of the richest, handsomest, newest and best things in our line and one of our biggest leaders for this season. No. 30T3340 Price for side wall, per dou- ble roll 12^<- No. 30T3342 Price for ceiling paper, per double roll isj^*- No. 30T3344 Price for 18-inch border, per single yard Ic At 7 cents p«r double roll we offer this handsome gilt wall papor. A btantiful new pattern for this season in a cream ground with a beautiful s'M-. U ctfe'-t in two sliades of green, with gold outline, as the equal of wall paper thai sells everywhere at IJ cents to 25 cents a double roll. This, our special number, is entirely new for this season. It has a soft cream background with beautiful scrolls in two shades of green, with gold out- line. The 9-inch border to match is made in a similar design, tliough larger. The ceiling is a lighter tint, with much more delicate scroll work; tlie whole effecting a handsome combination, making a paper especially suitable for light parlors or bedrooms, also suitable for libraries, dining rooms, etc. It Is also e.'=;pecially recommended for hotels; It is, in fact, an all purpose gilt paper and offered at a price heretofore unknown. No. .30T3346 Trice for side wall paper, per double roll , 7c No. 30X3.148 Price for ceiling paper, per double roll "c No. 30T3350 Price for 9-lnch border, per single yard ^c Our Special ll-Cent Embossed Paper. For 11 cents per double roll we offer this ricli, embossed paper in au entirely new design for this season, In competition with wall paper which sells for from 25 cents to 50 cents per double roll. Our special price of 1 1 cents for double roll barely covers the cost for material and labor, with bu* our one small percentage of profit added. I'nderstand, you can order direct from the catalogue descriptions, with our guarantee ;,hat the paper will pleas© you or your money will be immediately returned to you. or we will send you bur small sample book, showing samples of the side wall paper, or, on receipt of 25 cents we will send you the big dealers' book showing samples of this and our complete line of siue wall, ceiling and borders. This is one of the hand- somest new light shades for this season. It is an embossed paper made with a light green background, a beautiful scroll pattern printed with gold, silver nnd patent green bronzes. The celling paper is in a lighter shade with a - ery light green background, harmonizing perfectly with the wall and border. This handsome embossed gold, silver and bronze hnlshed paper Is especliill/ t uiiable for parlorr., libraries and bedrooms. It is, in fact, a handsome, delicate, al I purpose p.aper. suitable for almost any room in the home. No. 30T3353 Price for side wall, per double roll J J<-' No. 30T3364 TVii-e for coiling paper, per double roll *J" No. 30T335G Prico for (»-in('.b boracr, per single yard *< 1-- SEARS. ROEBUCK & CO., Cheapest Supply House o> arth, Chicago. CATALOGUE No.l 12. 22 Cents Buys a Regular 50-Cent Paper. Hi .n.mfTli to dei-oratf any ruum, such paper as will only be found in t ;:i!,liionatjlo city stores, a paper that is oft^n furnished bv paper ha 3iir,s ranging as high as 75 cents to Sl.OOper double roll. Our speci;il Price for side wall, per 32c Price for ceiling, per dou- 23c Price for 18-inch border. For 33 cents per double roll we offer this as one of the richest, heaviest, '" .,.V,'""°'i'!,.''?.'!''*'.'L'*'*P'^''''* "°,**'« market, a, paper rich enough and good the most angers at . , y ,,- ,, , , per doulile roll. Our speci;il price of .. rents lor double roll barely covers the cost of material and labor, with but ™r one small percentage of profit added. Don't fall to send 25 cents for tJie Icalers big book it you think you will be interested in this, one of the richest wallpapers made. Ihe pattern is such that it can only be appreciated by ;i« i'.^l'^i 3*^ sample in the dealers' big book, both a large sample of the heavy lis-ini.h border and the ceiling. No description we could offer would do tlifs •paper justice It is a paper that must be seen, e.xamined and compared with pafue wlfare*^ ivi^ *'"° **' *''^''® *'™^* *^^ ^"'^'^ "''' ^^'^ '° ^PPredate the W,^*"*'''^'" V'f "lustration we ha ve endeavored to give you just a little idea of ..he style of this paper as shown in the side wall, border and ceiling. It is positively oneof the richest, handsomest and neatest things for this season, buch a paper as you C9uld not get from any other house The side wall is ■Jlfi J:??™" '°°^l''®^'*'"' drawn on a rich heavy maroon background. Ithas ftil?^ i*" °"i" «en"^'', brought out by lighter shades of red, surrounded by a bleasmg combination of ditterent colored bronzes. The border is 18 inches Korriei il rieco^^'JSrT/! '''<:;'?'''"g softly into rich pink at the ton. The entire s?^„?L f. ?, ^''"'^ after the^ same style as the wall paper in lieavy colored flecnraf'pd\!iVS''hf '',?"'"''">"" ""^ ""^^ '■'''J'"*'' ^•"'='™ ceiling pa, jer, which is bffert? This u a v^rv^'i^h'""n'''' scroll work and gold bronze and green floral 8irects. This IS a very rich all purpose paper. It is one of tlie richest uaners nd"i^s'nnrt1'c?in'°^ ^"T'i ^",'^' /""'"S '■°°°>S, pubUrbSndings of all'ifiSds' feor»l„?t,hi^"' w'^ adapted to lodge rooms, etc.; there is nothing that will be taore suitable. If you do not wish to wait to write for the big dealers' 36- tf,^L,?f°^^^^' ''".'"■ '^'■•'•"'*'"'<'° *>''■«<'* ^'O'" th« cataioBTTe and we will Tuaranteotho paper to please you or we will immediately return your money. •»• ^Z , , ^V >H~ T-J No. 30T3358 "-' - ' •> ■■ ■' double roll No. 30T3360 bleroll No. 30T3363 per single yard 3c Our Special 22-Cent Cold Finished Embossed Paper. This design is entirely new for this season, one of the richest shown by any wall paper maker. Our 22-cent price is about one-third the price charged by dealers gen- erally. This is a paper that sells every- where for from .TO cents to 75 cents per double roll. Nothing but a large sample will give you an idea of the colorings and pattern effect worked out in this new number. If you send us 36 cents for our dealers' big book, you will get a large sample of tlie wall paper, the 18-inch border and the ceiling from which to make a Sflectloii. Or you can send your order dire.-t from the catalogue with the under- standing that if the paper is not perfectly satisfactory, much greater value than you could get elsewhere, you can return it at our e.xpense and we will immediately return your money. The illustration gives you an idea of the beautiful pattern effect as worked out in the side wall, border .and ceil- ing. This is a new »nd handsome embossed floral paper on a delicate cream ground. The combination of rich colors and'bronze used in the new rococo scroll adds greatly to the pleasing effect. For a ricli paper for a parlor there is nothing nicer made. It is also suitable for libraries, dining rooms, halls and other rooms, and especially recommended as a very rich -gold bronze, floral embossed paper for parlors. No. 30T3364 Price for side wall, per double roll 33c No. 30T3366 Price for ceiling paper, per double roll 22c No. 30T3368 Price for IS-'inch ' border, per single yard 2c C 22-Cent Leader. The ill -atlon will give you Honte Idea of the hari, .l/.lng pattern <!irert wcjrked out in the w.-: ,, IH-lnch border and ceiling. This paper Is ;t French (fray ground with a ni-w (-TtM-n St lipe ellrct. It has amasslve rococo scr(jll simviunding.ant^mplregreen wreath. It islinisliid ill the s.ame designs as the wall pa- per, till- . ■,,!,, rings rnniiiDg froiu a rlrh r-mpiri- gn-cll 1'. -A. scift l:i,n, the wlioli- h.-uillsolni-ly liij- ished ill t'lilil, 'I'hi- ceilinfr paper is a rird i;in grounil with beam iful green, gold and floral siToll.'in.i wre;ii h designs. This paper Ise.H- peclally recoiiiiiii-ii(U-il f or large rooms, sui'li as churches, lodges, halls and other public places. It Is adapted for Tmima in hotels, etc. No. 30T3370 Price for side wall, per dou- ble roll 2J*c No. 30T33r8 Price for celling, per double roll '4)ic No. 30T3374 Price for is-lnch border,' per single yard 3c Our 20-Cent Embossed Bronzed Paper. At 20 cents per double roll we olTer this bronze paper. In an entirely new design for this si-ason as the equal o f p a |) e r that sells ^■"eiierally at jii cents to 60 '■cuts per double roll. Tile sample in the small book will g i v e yo u an idea of the coloring and (jualily, but to get the pattern and all the lesign in the side K'all, ceiling and heavy 1-in.h bordcryou should send 25 cents for the dealers' big iKXjk. Or, you can order direct from the catalogue description with ourguarantee tbatthe paner will please you and be found better than you can buy elsewhere at double the price, or we will Immediately return your money. In the illustration we simply give you i slight idea of the new, harmonizing pattern 1-11 ("ct worked out in the side wall, border and celling. The paper must be seen, exan-i!i's< and compared with paper that sells at - the price to appreciate the value v Tills is a rich, embossed paper. . .-.ei. .n three shades of bronze with a moss green choke on an apple green ground. It is one of the richest colorings and handsomest designs in a new green sha:de that is shown this sea- .son. The border matches perfectly the side walls and ceiling, is also in three shades of bronze with moss green and apple green ground, the heavy green blending into a deli- cate light green. The ceiling is a beautiful liglit green, richly embossed, relieved bv a handsome medallion of green, white and gold. This paper is suitable for parlors, halls, libra- ries, in fact any room where a very rich era- bussed gold linisli paper is wanted. No. 30T3383 .'^ide wall. perdouble roll. .20c No. 30T3384 Ceiling, perdouble roll... 20c No. 30T3386 18-inch border, single yard 2c Our Rich 22-Cent Tapestry Leader. At 32 cents per double roll wo offer a ._ tapestry wallpaper the equal of papers that Dli^ . sell generally at 60 cents to 76 cents per Nf >Kr double roll. This is one of the richest num- —■^''^'^ bers in our line, a paper you must see, e.xam- Ine and compare with other papers to appre- ciate the value we offer. A small sample, such as is furnished in our booklet, will give you but a slight idea of its appear- ance. To get the full pattern and samples of the border and ceiling as well, you shoubl send 25 cents for the dealers' big book, or order direct from the catalogue underour guarantee that the paper will prove entirely satisfact<iry or your money will be immedi- ately returned to you. In this illustration we have endeavored to give you some idea of the style of this pa- per, both the wall, border and ceiling, ami nothing but the big samples will show you the real value we furnish. This is a new tapestry design on a pure Vernon green background, the rich combination of maroon and old gold , colors in the .set figures produces a striking ITbohd e r effect. Tlie surrounding scroll is silver and ~ green bronze, affording a harmonious con- trast. Tills is one of the papers tiiat is be- ing offered by the most fashionable citv dealers, and such a paper as you will not flnil in country towns. The heavy 18-inch border ._ is decorated similar to the wall paper, with ife, very large free hand gold and silver scroll of- pj» fects, the colors running from a dark Vernon green to a soft shade of light nile. The ceil- ing is a rich light nile green, relieved by beautiful red, gold and silver scroll effects. No. 30T3388 Price for side wall, per dou- ble roll 22c No. 30T3390 Ceiling, per double roil ' /i-ic No. 30T3393 Price for 18-inch border per single yard 2c 32 SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO., Cheapest Supply House on Earth, Chicago. CATALOGUE No.ll2. » WATCH, DIAMOND AND JEWELRY DEPARTMENTS. WE WANT YOUR ORDERS FOR EVERYTHING IN THE WATCH, DIAMOND AND JEWELRY LINE. WE CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION *<> o^r very complete llnes of watches. WK WM^^ OrsmML mi I en I IWn Diamonds and Jewelry, goods that win appeal to the most refined taste. There is perhaps nootliBi- merchandise in whicli so mucli reliance must be placed upon the dealer. Ci)ntidence must be had when liuyinff watclies and Jewelry, and to inspire that degree of con- fidence in us WE GUARANTEE EVERY ITEM AS REPRESENTED OR WE WILL CHEERFULLY REFUND YOUR MONEY. we acknowledge no competition. Our watcli <tepartment is the largest and most IN WATCHES ESPECIALLY complete in the world, and 4mi' prices by reason of our purchasing power are tiie lowest of any. quality considered. SEARS. ROEBUCK & CO.'S Special WatcU Movements are the perlec- JKMnj; nw^mtWIV W VV, J ,io„ ^r mechanical skill, made especially tor us after our own original design and in such large quantities that we get them at a price wliicli enables us to sell them to you at what other dealers very often ask for cheap and unreliable watches. TERMS. OUR GUARANTEE! ^'*'' "^^''^ S"'"* ""e<l. sUver or soUd ^^wi« «i«««J-m<-«l« ■ ^^. gold watch we give a certitlcate of gaarantee. With gold filled watches the certificate guarantees thecase to wear and keepits color for two, five, ten. twenty or twenty-flvc years, and the move- ment to be an accurate timekeeper for five years. This guarantee is given in addition to tlie guarantee which is fitted in the back of the watch case. As to the value of our guaranty, we will refer you to the first page of this book under the head of OUK KELIABILITY. While nearly all of our customers send cash in full with their orders and we recommend sending cash in full with your order, for in this way you will save the small charge of ia to .ill cents that the e.xpress companies ask on O. O. D. shipments, for those who prefer this meth- od of shipping we make this special C. O. D. ofl'er: On receipt of 50 cents we ^111 send any watch to any address by express C. O. D.. sub.ject to examina- tion. You can e.xamine the watch at your express office and if found perfectly satisfactory, exactly as represented, then pay the express agent our price and collection and express charges, less the 50 cents sent with the order. If the watch is unsatisfactory, return it to us and your 5(1 cents will be refunded. While we are perfectly willing to send any watch to.'Liiyone by express O. O. D.. subject to examination, on receipt of only 50 cent s deposit . we urge our custom- ers to send cash in full with their orders, always with the understanding and agreement that if the watch is not found perfectly satisfactory. It can he im- mediately returned to us and we will refund the money. tf^MD PRICES lu^^'atchesand Jewelry we buy EVERYTHING *^*"* ' ••■^'*"»*» direct from the manufacturers in large quanti- ties for spot cash. As we sell for cash, having no bad debts, we are satisfied to sell at prices wliieli the retailer pays, and, on a large per cent of goods, for much less money. , MAIL SHIPMENTS ^^ recommend sending Jewelrj, ""*'^ Oni|-|TIKl»IO. Watches, etc., by mail, as it Is per- fectly safeand farthecheapest. Postage is 1 cent per ounce. A watch packed for shipment weighs from 6 to S ounces; chains, rings and other small articles of jewelry about 2 ounces. Packages amounting to SI. 00 or over should be registered, which costs 8 cents extra, as this is the safest method. Be sure to send enough for post.age. and if any balance remains we will return it to you. WBBKOe OumuPlklVC 25 cents win carry any watch EXPRESS SHIPMENTS. *» ""y p"" "f *»»« united States by express. We sell our watches only In the combinations quoted In ||)J(/ I ICEa **"^ cataloffue and will only supply the case and move- ments as quoted under each watch. REGARDING ENGRAVINGS ON WATCH CASES. P|\|^D A\#ll\l^ Cash iu full must accompany all orders when ^■■^^■*'* • ■■■**■ goods are marked with engraving. We charge for eii;;ravlng in script on jewelry, watches, etc., 2!4 cents per letter; in old English, small, 5 cents per letter; small script monograms on jewelry, etc., from 35 to 7") cents. In writing orders when goods are to be engraved, write or draw plain letters, so as to avoid mistakes. We cannot exchange goods after they nave been engraved. It sometimes happens that we are oat of the exact engraving on watch case or- dered, but we aim to carry exact de- signs. When the exact en<;rri viiip- cannot be had. we always have a very simi- lar one. wliicli \vc will t:ikc tht.- lilterty of sending rather than delay your order. It beinff uinlcrstvuxt, joii can return same if not perfectly satistieu. UfATCH REPAIPINCl ^^® ^^"-^ * thorouglily equipped •"^ ■ \^i» r%^|-»%IIAII«^i«> mechanical department, which is fitted with all of the latest tools and appliances for the repairing of all kinds of watches. We have a large force of thoroughly skilled watelnnakers under the supervision of a very competent foreman, and any watch sent to us for repairs will receive very careful and prompt attention. Our charges are about one- half wliat is usually charged liy tlie retail dealers, but the work will be done in a very superior manner. We cannot give an accurate estimate of the cost of repairs without a thorougli examination. Our charges are merely enough to cover cost of material and labor. None but a thoroughly competent watch- maker should ever take a watch to pieces, for the chances are that he will ruin it. In sending a watch for repairing be sure to send it by registered mall; mark on theoutsitieof the packagejfour name and addres.s. and write us at the same time tliat you have done so. giving full explanation regarding trouble with watch, ppUCUPCD tliat your watch should not run longer tlian one and one- JlfclTlfaniPCn half years without having the old oil cleaned oft* and fresh oil applied. This must be done at the expense of the purchaser. Our charge for cleaning and oiling a watch is 75 cents. The regular retail price is SI. 50. THIS FINE WATCH BOX FOR 25 CENTS. No. 4T1470 This picture, made from a photo- grapli, shows one of our flne silk plush lined and covered watch boxes that we supply for 25 cents extra with any watch puchased or us. This price is actual cost. AVe carry them to accommodate customers only. No. 4T1-470 Price, each 35c YOU CAN MAKE MONEY SELLING WATCHES, ETC., Jr^'^in? ';n?n *'*''' '"Y '*'«V' ^r. ***^, ^^""^ "'' *^'" T'TJ *''*" "r "^L^^T ^j»;» ««"«»? — — ' " from 30 to 100 per cent profit and has large expenses in the way of rent, clerk liire, f uel^ light, etc., you can readily see that you could undersell him an<l still make a handsome pr€>ht for yourself. A GOOD CHANGE TO MAKE MONEY ^^^^^^^^^ WITH A VERY SMALL INVESTMENT. YOU CAN BECOME A WIRE ARTIST AND MAKE RINGS, PROOCHES. BRACELETS, ETC.. WITH VERY LITTLE PRACTICE, AND SELL THESE ITEMS AT A PROFIT OF NO LESS THAN 300 PER CENT. AT $1.98 WE WILL START YOU IN BUSINESS. ^CUn lie C!t QD and we will ship yoo by express our entire Wire Worlcers' Outfit, exactly as UluM- <»unw v« .iHiJW trated. This outfit consists of the foUowing Items: 1 pair .Snipe Nose Pliers. 1 pair Ronnd Nose Pliers. 1 pair .Side Cutting Pliers. 1 File with Handle. 1 ounce Gold Plated Wire. (H-ounce round and ^-ouni.'e square). J4-Gross Plated Washers, assorted. 1 Lot Assorted Shells. 2 Sample Names. Follow the principle used In mailing these names and you wiU linow the entire art. 1 Drill (not sliown in 11 Lustration). N0.4T1400 Price (Shipping weight about 4 to 5 pounds). Order Ijy Number, $1.98 No. No. No. No. No. No. No. 4T1403 4T1404 4TJ406 4T1408 4T1410 4T1413 4T1414 PRICES OF GOLD PLATED WIRE AND WIRE WORKERS' MATERIAL. I'rice, per ounce. i'rice, per ounce. Price, i)er ounce. Price, per ounce. Price, per ounce. Price, per ounce.. b. 1st quality round wire. Sizes, 16 tt) '^1 gauge. 2<i quality round wire. .Sizes, 1<> to Ji 1 gauge. 3d quality round wire. Sizes, 1 6 to '^1 gauge. 1st quality square wire. Sizes, IS to a a gauge, ad quality square wire. Sizes, 18 to 23 gauge, 3d quality square wire. Sizes, 18 to 22 gauge. Solid Silver wire. Sizes, 16 to 31 gauge. Price, peroun No. 4T1416 Solid Gold wire, 8-karat. Sizes, 16 to 31 gauge. Price, ptT pennyweight 50c No. 4T1418 Solid Guid SVire. lll-ltarat. Sizes, 16 to 31 gauge. Price, piT penny weight 60c No. 4T1430 Solid Gold Wire. 14-karat. Sizes, 16 to 31 gauge. Price, per pennyweight 80c No. 4T1432 Jump Rings. 1 gross assorted sizes. Price, per gross 13c No. 4T1434 Soarf Pin Backs, for mounting quartz, etc. Price, per dozen 45c No. 4T1436 Pin Tongs, for repairing brooches, as- sorted. Price, per gross 60c No. 4T1438 Gold Plated Swivels. Gents' size. Price, per dozen, 45c; each 5c No. 4T1430 Gold Filled Swivels. Gents' size. Price, per dozen, » 1 .50 ; each 15c No. 4T1433 Gold Plated Swivels. Ladies' size. Price, per dozen, 45c; each ; 6c No. 4T1434 Gold Filled Swivels. Ladies' size. Price, per dozen, S1.50; each 15c Gold Filled Bars. Gents' size. Price, per dozen, Sl.OO; each 10c Gold Filled Hars. Ladies' size. Price, per dozen. .75; each 10c Gold I'iated Bars. Gents' size. Price, per dozen, .35; each 5c Gold Plated Bars. Ladies' size. Price, per dozen, .35: each 5c Gold Plated Toggles. Lad*es' or Gents' size. Price, per dozen, 30c; each 5c " '■"""■' ■ ' Price, per dozen, *1. 00; each.. 10c Price, per dozen 76c Wire. No. 4T1403 to No. 4T1430. No. 4T1436 No. 4T1438 No. 4T1440 No. 4T1443 No. 4T1444 No. 4T1 446 Gold Filled Toggles. Ladies' or Geats' size No. 4T1447 Gold Filled Dumbbell Pattern Batt'un Backs No. 4T1 448 Gold Plated Button Backs. Per dozen . . No. 4T144i> Gold FlUed Button Backs. Price, per dozen No. 4T14SO Gold Plated Stnd Backs. Price, per dozen N0.4T1451 Gold Filled Stnd Backs. Price, per dozen. . No. 4T1453 Gold Plated Scarf Pin Backs. Price, per dozen No. 4T14S3 Gold Filled Scarf Pin Backs. Price, per dozen No. 4T1454 No. 4T'456 per ounce No. 4T1467 Soft Solder. No. 4T1458 No. 4T145» No. 4TI460 No. 4T1461 No. 4T1462 Gold Solder. Price, per pennyweight Silver Solder. In !4 -ounce sheets. Price, 60c 30c 36c 20c .70c .20o .80c ..6c .46c .46c .26c .50c Price, per bundle Catches for Brooches. Price, per gross. . . Joints for Brooches, Price, per gross Ear Wire Drops. Price, per dozen Ear Wire Screws, Price, per dozen Brass Kivetlng Wire, assorted sizes. Price, per bundle N0.4T1463 Brass Blow Pipe. Price, each No. 4T1464 Soldering Coppers. Price, eacii N0.4T1468 Soldering Fluid. Price, per bottle No. 4T1466 Soldering Tweezers. Price, each No. 4T1467 Binding Wire. Price, per Spool No. 4T1468 Gold Plated Jobbing Plate. Perounce.. No. 4T1469 Jobbing Stones, assorted, Contalningall colors and sizes in imitation of genuine. Price, per gross. . 75o ..5c 10c .20o .160 16c lOc .75c w SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO., Cheapest Supply House on Earth, Chicago. CATALOGUE No. 112. 33 1 . ^"^ want of |ipa«e wecan llluntrateonly thnmoHt oHeful and denlrable, and wehaTPb«>encomDell«<l ATCHMAKERS' TOOLS --^""-^^ --' --^^^^^^^^^ Th,«.,.xt., however, are an of stardi^ ....AND MATERIALS ^•^.Jl .^'"^.■^'':'.'* "'thebeHt quality. We will he glad to<|.iot« prlcfi. on watchmaker.' lath*^ liil, f „ ^ 1 I thui-e IsanythlriK you want that you do not (Ind IIMistrutcd, send us your order «u^ cloMiig market price for same, and kIvo an accurate description. If you do not know what tbe cob is. be s"ure to encYose en^r^y and w.^ Vlll n^^^ L' /?.". ''"^'r'' ^'i'""?, ordering. When ordering material for repal?-, always seid a si^lipfc l} If not, fully describe the size and make of watch or clock IVjr which parts are Intended. possible. I Alcohol cups eacbSO.36 Anvil (jewelers') each Blow Pipes, common brass each Blow Pipes, with balls each Blow Pipes, nickel plated, with ball.... each Bench knife (jewelers') each Buffs. Leather Flat each :HBufrs, Kelt Flat each Brushes, watch or clock each Burnishers,Jewel each, 86c to English, best quality, assorted .75 .35 .30 .50 .50 .05 .10 .30 .75 .75 .95 .16 .35 .30 .35 .38 .30 .45 .60 .lO .30 .36 .35 .30 .35 .85 .40 .19 .35 .18 .35 .15 .16 .15 .16 .15 .15 .30 .35 .35 .36 1.00 .lO .05 .75 .40 .50 .30 .30 .15 .35 1.75 .35 .88 1.35 .36 .10 .36 .05 l.OO No, 139 140 141 142 150 34 169 5 47 143 29 144 145 146 151 1 40 36 33 31 32 38 28 30 57 37 3 Lamps, Alcohol, faceted glass.medium.ea. Mainsprings, Watch each, 8cj per doz. Mainsprings, Clock, 1-dav each Mainsprings. Clock, 8-d.iy each Mainspring Punch, improved each Mainspring Winder each Mainspring Winder, Swiss make each Mallet, Jewelers' each Movement Holder each Oil, Watch or Clock per bottle Oiler, Watch each Oil Stone, best Arkansas, in box each Pin Slide, common medium each Pin Vise, hollow handle each Punch. Mainspring, English each Punch, Mainspring, (3 punches) per set Punches, set of 24, with hollow stake, in hardwood box complete set Pliers, round each Pliers, aat each Pliers, Stubb's best side cutting each Pliers, cutting, regular Swiss each Poising Tool each Roller Remover each Ruby Pin Setter each Screw Holder and Drivercombined...each Screw Holder each Screw Plate, 36 holes S0.60 .96 .15 .45 1.35 1.50 .35 .80 .75 .30 .15 1.00 .35 .75 .45 1.00 1.35 .35 .35 1.15 .60 .85 .75 .35 .50 .15 .75 Screwdriver. Watch, large eachSO.ljI ™ Screwdriver, Watch, medium each .IS 21 Screwdriver, Watch, small each .15 24 Screwdriver.Watch, adjustable, 4si7.e9, set .86 8 Second Hand Holder, nickel plated, each .40 170 Silverware Polish, the celebrated "Elec- troSilicon," per dozen boxes, 80.96; each .08 153 Stake, Riveting, hard steel each &S5 43 Saw Frame, Swiss, extra quality, nickel plated each .88 154 Sawsforabove per dozen .10 7 Soldering copper each .20 157 Soldering fluid, per bottle each .18 158 Solder, silver per oz. .80 159 Solder, gold Uk per dwt. .78 4 Screw Stock and Dies per set 2.00 50 Tweezers, fine each .38 50H Tweezers, hand removing e.ich ^.88 51 Tweezers, medium each .38 52 Tweezers and hand raiser combined., each .48 46 Vise, Bench each .70 53 Vise, Hand each .75 45 Watch Cover Glass ( each .36 161 Watch Glasses, hunting style, fitted, each.. .10 163 Watch Glasses, assortedhunting,pergross 8.76 164 WatchGlasses.thick.openface, fitted, each .80 165 Watch Glasses, thick open face, per dozen .60 166 Watch Keys. Birch's each .80 A BIG CUT IN WATCHMAKERS' TOOL SETS PRICES. OUR COMPLETE WATCH TOOL SET, PRICE $7.50. THE TOOLS AND IMPLEMENTS -,\^raT;,l'^a'i'e/'l'^*f. "E^e^y^ Z^^'oTt^^^V^r^^L^f^ptl^ _- _ ji, JvMrtt work, making it absolutely necessary to nave at ^\j^g „i,i„iiii,^M^. ' d^T ifUiini It-ast as great a sfkction as we illustrate in our ^JF^^ — ^~ — , -_■■ — T*J fl^=^ complete set. Tlie material of our totals is made of the very finest procurable; the most expert t<xilniakers, skilled in their art, the only c.iv.a employed in the productionof this merchandise. EACH TOOL ^^^^ through a rigid in- kNVii ivvi* gpection before leaving oar eutHblishment, so that we are assured of them beinff received by our customers in perfect condition. Our mechanics here who do our watch work use our own manufacture of tools and the work done by us is excelled by none. Thla eet for S'7.50 consists of 36 separate and diHtinot pieces. Any man of average mechan- ical skill can learn to rectify the majority of causes that make a watch stop. The set not alone includes tools necessary for watch re- pairing;, but likewise includes a complete set of tools for silverware, lewelry and clock repair- ing. We kno\v that yon Would not fail to be pleased with your purchase if you con- clude to favor us with an order for one of these Avonderful watchmakers* and jewelers* sets. No. 4T1 Price for complete set, ^ including text book 9'«Ov No. 4T1 Complete Tool Set, S S4 SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO., Cheapest Supply House on Earth, Chicago. CATALOGUE No. 112. GENTS AND UPWARDS FOR AMERICAN WATCHES NICKEL, METAL, ELECTRO PLATE, SILVER, COLD FILLED AND SOLID COLD WATCHES AT PRICES HERETOFORE UNKNOWN. SWEEPING REDUCTIONS ON EVERYTHING IN THIS DEPARTMENT MADK rOSSIBLK BY LARGKK PURCIIASKS ANI> LARGER CONTKAi'TSTIlAN KVKR BEF(JRE, MEANS LOWEST I'RICES KVEK »>1'<)TEI> BV I'S OR ANY OTHER HOISE OUR PRICES Are Prices Uiiknoivn to Othem. A <5rfat leaving to Buyers. REMEMBER, LOOK CAREFULLY AT OUR BARGAIN PAGES WE ARE ALWAYS REAI>Y TO REFUND YOUR MONEY IF Ol'R GOODS ARK NOT KOIND AT ALL TIMES AS REPRESENTED. of watches scattered throiigli this department. paj^-e is a money saving, nniiioy making surprise. Every bargain No. 4Ta CUT AGAIN. No. 4T2 84GENT AMERICAN WATCH. Far better than ever and yet only» H4 cents. A g;entleiuan*8 stem wind tvatch for 84 cents. This is a nickel plated metal watch, stem wind and pendant st.l. regular 18- size, open face case. A patenc lever movem4^nt, and runs 30 to lit) hours with one winding. Guaranteed American made and a very good timekeeper; movement is strong in construction, and will stand mu'"h roui^lu^r usage than a finer and hlghiT priird watcli. Keniemlier your boy with one of. these 84-ceut watches. Nothing will please him better. 84 centn is little money and far lesH money than the watch can he bfmght for elsewliere. No. 4T3 Price, only 84c ALASKA SILVER ALL AMERICAN OPEN FACE WATCH. .10 FOR AN AMERICANSTEM WIND AND STEM SET iii<kel niove- iiteiit au<i American case, we believe Is a I.. <> W K K price than was ever Itefore iiu<ite<l by any liouse iu any quantity, and making this priceof $2.IO"i' an ali-Amer- ican watcli, one that can he guaranteed (or time and for wear, we feel sure will insure us an immense trade. For this reason we have contracted with the manufacturer for a very large nnmVier of these wafches. whidi alone makes it |)t)ssible for us to make this $2.10 price. UNDERSTAND, Z,^,%^ $2'I0 yon have both in t he4-ase and ill tite movement astrii-tly up t«»ilate Ameri4'aii Watoli, oiu-t hat is(juarmiteeii for wear, jfuaranteetl fi*r timekeeping qualitte.H, and >.nch a \vatch as has never before been shown at anythinglike tlie price. ALASKA SILVER CASE. THIS HANDSOME CASE AS ILLUS- TRATED in wliat is known as ALASKA SII.VKR. It is a composition of several metals. giving the watch tlie appear- linre of coin silver; and in fiu-t. it is in appearance and In every wav except Intrinsic value tbeeciual of coin silver. It will wearand retain itseolnKilver color for a lifetime. It is handsomely finished as shown in Illustration, In a rOKRr<J ATKI) PATTKKN with fancy heavy beaded edge. It is open ♦•'-. fall lS-si7.e, stem wind and stem set, and is fitted with a heavy edge crystal. A I $2 10 WE FURNISH THIS CASE COMPLETE WITH MOVEMENT in what we n i «p&iiu j.j^d ^,j.,jj back and snap bezel. The front and l)ack snap on. WE FURNISH IN THIS WATCH AT OUR SPECIAL PRICE OF $2.10 '-jeweled solid nickel stem wind ami stem set move- ment. These movements are made by the New York Standard Watch Tom- pany. of .fersey Oity, N. J. Every movement is g'uaranteed by the manufac- turers for five years, and they issue a tive-year guarantee w'itU the watcli. nilR ^DFftlAI AND HERETOFORE UNHEARD OF PRICE OF $2.10 COMMENDS VUn ortVIHk THIS WATCH to all th.ise who require a reliabh- time- piece and American case that will not tarnish, for very little nioiu'y.and S2.IO is a price based on the actual cost to produce, with but our one vmall profit added. Hn ATI CAUC IITATAU AC IDflUC ^'*'* *'**" *'*'** hinged in IIUt4tf OAMt IfAllin Ad ADUVt* front ami snap Uaok. ».>. so. We recommend this hinged or jointed front case at $2.20. The 10 (?ents additional which we charge you is the exact difference in the cost to us, and we believe the wat<;h is well worth the difference. No. 4T7 Our .sppcial price $2.20 ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHKS OVOTEU ON PAiiES 38 and 64. MOVEMENT. No. 4T9 THE PADISHA. Manufactured by the New England AVatcli Company. AT ^1 07 THIS NEW ENG- Al Vlib I LAND WONDER. A genuine American made watch. It ruiisthirty to thir- ty-six hours with one wind- ing and keeps good time. It is stem "Wind and stem set. If properly handled and cared for It will last for year s. The case is plain polished nickel plated. The move- ment is one of the mostsimple known. It comes in both nickel and gilt, hastheduplex esc.-ipement. both pivots fitted with genuine jewels. While we do not guarantee this wal'h for the price, $1.27, we know you will be entirely satisfied. No. 4T0 Price » I .y 7 No. 4T9 SWISS CALENDAI WATCH No. 4Tia If you own one of these watchei you will not find It necessary t< consult an almanac or ask anyon to tell you the day of the month] The case is nickel plated, an*' fitted witli a heavy beveled edg( glass. The movement is Imported stem wind and stem set, jeweled t'vlinder escapement, hard enam' eled dial, and in addition tobeini complete In every respect as I imelicept.'r, it has a COMPLETE CALENDAR which \vork8 automatically, ai. wa.vH Indicating correctly tb< <lay of the uioutb. No. 4T18 Price S4.7t SOLID SILVER, GOLD FILLED AND GUN METAL MOON CALENDAR ■ ■■_l_^^,. Tills watch Ih made iu UU J|T|>U Snltzerland aud in a ■W H I V ll I luechauhal wonder, " ■ but at Llie same time is offered .it a price wljich is within the rcacli of all. The case is solid nUver, Ijeauti- fully engraved, and titled with heavy beveled ed>;e glass. The moveuieut is si em wind and stem set, patent leverescape- ment, jeweled bearinj;s. and in additlDQ to being a complete timepiece, it is also a COMPLETE CALENDAR, indicating the day of the week, day of the month, month of the year, and the changes of the moon. At the saijic time it is so simple that it is not more liable to get out of order than an ordinary watch. It is fully guaranteed Ijy both the niauuracturers and our- selves. We can furnish it in open face only. X0.4TI4 .'^olidsilver $8.65 No. 4T16 Gun luetal, same as aliove ' $6.00 No. 4T1H Cold filled. 20 ye.'irs ^a:iranu-i-ii $18.50 Mo. 4T14 SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO., Cheapest Supply House on Earth, Chicago. CATALOGUE No.H2. •.in I8SIZE GENTLEMEN'S WATCHES. ^^ OUR GOLD FILLED WATCHES The cases on these watches are made of gold filled stock, two solid gold plates soldered over a plate of composition metal, thus making the case solid gold on the outsideand solidgold ontheinside. They are manufactured by the Phil- adelphia Watch Case Co., of Riverside. New Jersey. They are warranted by the maker for the term ol two or five rs according tothethick- nessof the gold plates used. We give with each watch sold our own guarantee. to substantiate and verify the manufacturers'. OPEN FACE AND HUNTING STYLE. MADE IN ELECTRO PLATE, SILVER PLATE, GOLD FILLED and SOLID SILVER. OUR SOLID SILVER CASES We guarantee to be pure coin silver through and through, and give ourwritten (guarantee to that effect. Electro Plated and Sliver Plated Cases These cases are made by the electro plating process. This is the cheapest known process of platino and we do notrguarantee the wearing ^ability of them. They may wear lor one month or six We offer these electro plated and silver plated cases for just what they are_ No. 4T«0 No. 4T3-4 Electro Plated. Open Face, Screw Back aud Be/.el. Hunting; Style. These cases are often used by un- scrupulous mer- chants and fake concerns and offered ai, "high grade gold filled and solid silver," but we tell you plainly jutt what ihey represent. Gold Filled, Guaranteed for i years. Gold Filled. Guaranteed 1 No. 4T24 Open Face, Screw Back and Bezel. No. 4T"3H Open Face, Screw- No. 4Ta6 Hunting Style. No. 4T30 Hunting Style. THE MOVEMENTS quotetl on thl!« pa^e are all of representative makes. They are all well known tlin them fur u term of tiveyeai-s against defective maleriul or workmanship. WE PIT TUESE CASES VVI i II lUE FOLLOWINO MOVEMEXTS. 3 Jeweled Netv York Staadard 7 Jeweled Selh Tfauoiai. ~ Jeweled liampdeo 11 Jeweled Hampdea FbU 12 Jeweled EDtiKalKRK, S. R. JtC.'a Special flake Bull 15 Jeweled Uanjuden Fwll 15 Jeweled SEARS, RUKBUCKAl'U. SPKCIAI. No. I 4Tao! No. I 4T22 No. 4T!ia Ko. I iTSt No. 4T24 S2.3e t2.44 t2.69 S2.B4 $3.34 (3.94 $3.64 3.08 4.2S 4.BS: 6.53 6.15: 3.13, 4.30 5.20 4.60 6.SS 6.20 3.26 4.45 5.35 5.05 6.73 6.351 3. S3 4.70 5.60] 5.30 6.98 6.60I 4.03 5.20 6.10 5.60 7.48 4.63 6.80 6.70 6.40 S.OS 7.70 LADIES' 6-siZE WATCHES AT PRICES GUT IN HALF. MERCHANTS AND DEALERS CAN BUY CHEAPER FROM US THAN ELSEWHERE. IT$0 on FOR LADIES' ELECTRO PLATED CASES. We do not guarantee them. m ■ <pfcn#w They will not we:ir o\er two to three moothH; great; sells at 84.95. You can inul^e S'i.O.^ on eu^-li one sold and otter a bargain. SOME LADIES LIKE SILVER WATCHES. ^:^::^^^ti^^S:Z engraved and perfectly tini:-,licd in evtry detail. We warrant them. Our guar- antee goes with eacli wati_-h sold. Open face solid silver at $3.80; Hunting ?:'y^®i AT ^^ fin *^**'' ^^'***'f*' t»-size Gold Filled Watches complete with 94.30. movement. They are guaranteed gold filled, perfect in every respect. We warrant them to wear and retain their gold appearance for a term of two years AT $3 9S for a 5-year Gold Filled Case and an American made movement, complete watch. This case is made by one of the most representative case makers; bis guarantee accompanies each case and our own special written binding guarantee MItewise. covering a period of five years on both case and movement. WE FIT THE CASES UKEOU « 1 TH THE FOI.LOWI\<; «.tSlZE MOVEMENTS. 4T4'.! I 4T4S I 4T4e 3 J«w«red Net* Yorii Standard orTrentun $2.9C $3. SO $3.95 S4.30 Jeweled Xo. 300 tirade llnmpden 4.74 11 Jeweled EDGKUbKE, 8. IE. & Co. '» S|<eciBl Slake j 4.90 11 Jeweled No. 20t; Grade Hampdeu 6.12 Vull IS Jeweled SE.IHS, HOE»t (K & CO.'S SPKCI.iL ' 6.35 full 1& Jeweled Xo. I'lri (Irade Hampden .'.... j 7.06 lull 13 Jeweled SKAHS, KOFItl ( k 3i CO. 81'M'IAL. Kipeclallr made. ThU UlbeBreatext watrh talueeverniade I 8.60 5.64 5.79 6.14 6.80 S.OS 6.30 7.02 7,17 7.62 7.25 7.40 7.75 7.96 6.10 8.45 9.50 9.65 10.00 ugbout the country. We warrant each one of YOU NEED NOT LOOK FURTHER = YOU CANNOT GET THESE VALUES FROM ANY OTHER HOUSE FOR ONE-THIRD MORE MONEY. Solid Silver. Silver Plated. No. 4T3li Open Face, Screw No. 4T33 Open Face, Screw Back and Bezel. Back and Bezel. No. tT.<4 lliintina Style. No. tT38 Hunting Style. Electro Plated. No. 4T40 HuntliiK Style, .Solid Silver. No. 4T4*'4 Open Face. Mo. 4T44 Huutlni; Style. Tills iiigii f;rade 15-Jeweled move- ment tilted in any one of tiiese cases at S6.35 to 97.76, uccordluK to case. Gold Filled. Guaranteed for 5 yrs. So. 4T46 HuutInK Style. Guaranteed 1 8 Hunting St 36 SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO., Cheapest Supply House on Earth, Chicago. CATALOGUE No.ll2. THE WORLD RENOWNED DOEBER SILVERINE, 18-SIZE WATOHES at prices never heard w befbre. PLAIN OPEN FACE $2.44 AND UP. No charges for repairs on watch- es or clocks will be allowed unless our written con- sent is first se- cured in advance. PLAIN POLISHED HUNTINC CASE, $2.76 AND UP. No. 4TS0 Open Face, Jointed Case. No. 4T52 Open Face. 3 oz., Screw Back & Bezel. No. 4T54 Same style as No. 4T52. Made in 4 ounce. No. 4T56 Hunting. Engraved Case. No. 4T58 Screw Bezel and Solid Back. No. 4T60 Hunting. Plain Case. Thlsillustr.i- tiOQ shows our 18-SIZE SEARS, ROE- BUCK & CO.'S SPECIAL 17 JEWELED MOVEMENT. We recom- mend it as t li e greatest movement of- fer ever made for perfection of make and accuracy for time. PRICES OF WATCHES COMPLETE. 7 7 7 11 FULL 12 Full 15 FULL t5 Full 1 7 Full 17 Full 81 Full 21 Full as Full 83 FULL 17 .Jeweled New York Standard, Trenton or Century Jeweled Setli Thomas Jeweled Hampden Jeweled Hampden JEWELED EDGEMERE, SEARS. ROEBUCK 4 CaS SPECIAL MAKE Jeweh-d Hampden JEWELED SEARS, ROEBUCK 4 CO.SSPECIAL;.'.''.'.'.;'.;;..'.'.'..!; Jeweled Diieber Grand Hampden, Adjusted Jeweled New RailMay Hampden, Atljusted, .'.' ]'.'.,',. Jeweled .John Han cork Hampden, .Adjusted....! Jeweled Special Railway Hampden, AdjuHted.' ...'.".'.!... Jeweled New Railway Hampden, Adjuitted. . . Jeweled Sjierlal Railway, Hampden, .Adjudteci JEWELED SEARS. ROEBUCK & CO S SPECIAL, ADJUSTED. THE GREATEST WATCH VALUE EVER OFFERED No. 4T50 4T5!e S a. 44 3.13 4.28 6.20 4.40 6.58 6.20 9.80 16.80 19.23 20.85 23.30 28.96 lO.IO No. 4T54 8 2.53 3.22 4.37 6.29 4.49 6.67 6.29 9.89 16.89 19.32 20.94 23.39 29.04 10.19 No. 4T58 8 2.67 3.36 4.61 6.43 4.63 6.81 6.43 10.03 17.03 19.46 21.08 23.63 29.18 I0.33 No. 4T66 4T60 8 2.76 3.45 4.60 6.52 4.72 6.90 6.52 10.13 17.12 19.55 21.17 23.62 29.27 No. 4T64 4T6l» 8 3.14 3.83 4.98 6.90 5.IO 7.28 6.90 10.60 17.50 19.93 21.56 24.00 29.06 I0.42 I0.80 THE ONLY 4^-OUNGE SILVERODE CASE MANUFACTURED V^e WORLD. No. 4T62 WE HAVE THEM. YOU CANNOT BUY THEM ELSEWHERE. nilARANTFF *'»'•»<'"'*«* to welirh 4^ ounces without the movement. An uwniinil I bh estru heu^y ftllviTode wutfk is often called for by men who ngii|4>U lu heavy work, ami to supply this demand we have had make this extra ht-avy I'j-ounoe dustaiid damp pruc)fBilvero.le case. This case Is made to stand 800 pounds t-lrain; in other words, your movement is safe In this ca-se. no matter what might happen. The composition of thU watch ia of the heat grade of ellverode coinposUion metal, in every way except in intrinicvuiue, tlie equal of coin bilver. It is guaranteed to wear and retain its feet coin silver color for a life- time. This case is open fiice.Bcrewbackandhezel, dust and damp proof, our special price, 41%. 65, in- cUitfef; this case and n 7 jeweled stem wind and Btein set quirk train movement manufactured by tlit- HETII THOM A.S WATCH COM- PANY and stamped CENTURY Guaranteed by a writ- ten (fuarantee for five >ears, but with caie will last a life- tini. AT ^^ fi^S fitted with the 17 Jeweled Locomotive SDecUI, Ml ^UiOw exactly as llluHtruted and detHrlbcd. asLt-tut-d nickel ami gilt movement; ruby jewels in raised settings, ti an, straight line e.-u^apement, expnoed pallets, compensation quick balance, stem wind and set, harii enameled dial, locomotive on movement and dial and movement stamped "17 jewels adjusted " Has the appearance of a J^S.OOfcailroad moveiuent. ORDER QUE OF THESE WATCHES Zt^^/aTt In every way as described, return It and we will refund yonrmoney. We can fit in this case any move- uieut you desire as quoted below: WITH THE 12 JEWELED EDGEMERE. SEARS. ROEBUCK & CO.'S SPECIAL MAKE « d RO WITH THE FULL 15 JEWELED SEARS, ROEBUCK 8. Ca S SPECIAL MAKE 6 15 With the Full 17 Jeweled New Railway ]raiii(><l< u. Adjusted 17 20 With the Full '31 Jeweled Special Kailway IlUmpden, Adjusted . 21 25 With the Full 33 Jeweled Xew Railway Hampden. Adjusted 23*70 With the Full 23 J«>wele<l Special Railway Hampden, Adjusted sS'^is WITH THE 17 JEWELED SEARS. ROEBUCK & CO.S SPECIAL, SPECIALLY' ADJUSTED,' NiCKEL. !.:.':. ! fOSO This watfli case fitted witb inir special Sears, Roebuck & Co.'s 17-jewclcil luovfmeiit is such a watcltas can- not be procured elsewhere as to tiuality, for both durability and time keepinf;. at three times the amount we ask. $I0.50 Is our price tor a specially adjusted, solid nickel. 17-Jewcled high grade movement. ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES QIOTED ON FACES 38 TO COLD ONLAID. DUEBER SILVERINE CASES. Prices Quoted Above, $3.14 and Up. No. 4T64 Stag Onlaid. No. 4T64 Open face, screw back and bezei, stag onlal^l No. 4T66 Same style caase as bove, engine onlaid. 64. I SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO., Cheapest Supply House on Earth, Chicago. CATALOGUE No. 112. 37 18 -SIZE SOLID SILVER WATCHES, open face and hunting styles, in all weights. FOR A HEAVY. STRONG, SUBSTANTIAL WATCH CASE. ,';; '^p7„"?f5 the watch Miovement, there Ih nothiop^ superior to a Kulid Kllver watch cane proj>*'rly eOHMtruct€id. These raset*, of solid eoln sIIvit, are made un<ler a written i»i£;Ded contructt every detail In the specifications Is carried out to the very letter W© offer you an absolutely per- fect case at prices that speak for t hemselvcs. The quality of these gcxjds, the prices we ask are the bust ar- gument to con- Tince j;ou that competitors can not buy at our selling price. $5.34 TO $32.97 A large number ol person, prefer carrying a silver watch instead ot a solid gold, gold filled or plated. We am to carry merchandise suited for everybody and lor all purposes. We sho« com- plete lines. *ilh prices that astonish the wholesal« and jobbing trade. OPEN FACE. SCREW BACK AND BEZEL. No. 4T''0 3-ounce Plain FollHhed Case. No. 4T'' 3 As above. Hantl engraved. No. 4T~4 4-ounce Plain I'olirihed Case. No. 4TT6 As above. Hand eug^raved. OPEN FACE, JOINTED FRONT AND BACK. No. 4T78 3-ounce Plain Polished Case. No. 4T80 As above. Hand engraved. No. 4T82 4-oonee Plain Polished Case. No. 4T84 As above. Hand engraved. CHARGES REPAIRS WATCHES OR CLOCKS WILL BE ALLOWED UNLESS OUR WRITTEN CONSENT IS FIRST SECURED IN ADVANCE. HUNTING STYLE. No. 4T86 3-ounce Plain I'olished Case. No. 4T88 As above. Hand engraved. No. 4T<>0 4-ounce Plain Polished Case. No. 4T9'-5 As above. Hand engrave<I. No. 4T**4 B-*iunce Plain I'ulislied Ca^e. No. 4T96 As above. Hand engraved. We Fit These Cases with the Following 18-Size Movements: 7 7 7 H ULLt2 FnlllS .^ULL IB 'nUlT '1IU17 'nUSl FnUSl 'ansa "nil S3 ULL 17 Jeweled New York Standard Jeweled Seth Thomas Jeweled Hampden Jeweled Hampden JEWELED EDGEMERE. SEARS, ROEBUCK &cb.'SSPECIAiL MAKE Jeweled Hampden JEWELED SEARS. ROEBUCK 4 CO.'S SPECIAL.'. Jeweled Dueber Grand Hampden, Adjusted Jeweled Ne^v Railway Hampden, Adjusted Jeweled John Hancock Hampden. Adjusted Jeweled Special Railway Hampden, Adjusted Jeweled New Railn'ay Hampden, Adjusted Jeweled Special Railway Hampden. Adjusted JEWELED SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO.'S SPECIAL. Especially Adjusted. This is the greatest watch value ever offered . 4T7 3 4T70 4T86 4T74 4T80 »5.64 4T78 4T102 4T82 S6.34 S5.62 S6.16 6.33 6.03 6.21 6.8S 7.48 7.18 7.36 8.00 8.40 8.10 8.28 8.92 7.60 7.30 7.48 8.12 9.78 9.48 9.66 10.30 9.40 9.IO 9.28 9.92 13.00 12. 70 12.88 13.52 80.00 19.70 19.88 20.52 22.60 22.20 22.38 23.02 24.06 23.70 23.93 24.67 26.50 26.20 26.38 27.03 32.16 31.85 32.03 32.67 13.30 I3.00 13.18 13.82 4T76, 4T84 4T98 4T90 4T106 86.46 »6.26 7.15 6.95 8.30 8.10 9.22 9.02 8.42 8.22 1O.60 10.40 iO.22 I0.02 13.82 13.62 20.82 20.62 23.32 23.12 24.87 24.67 27.33 27.12 32.97 32.77 14.12 13.92 4T100 4T108 B7.09 7.78 8.93 9.85 9.05 1 1.23 I0.85 14.46 21.45 23.95 25.50 27.95 33.60 (4 75 4T94 4T104 »8.04 »6.82 8.7 3 6.51 9.88 7.66 10.8O 8.58 lO.OO 7.78 12.18 9.96 II. 80 9.58 15.40 13.18 22.40 20.18 24.90 22.68 26.45 24.23 28. 90 26.68 34.55 32.33 15. 70 13.48 4T88 4T92 4T96 S5.98 S6.90 i8 8.50 6.67 7.59' 9.19 7.82 8.74 10.34 8.74 9.66 11.26 7.94 9.06 10.46 10.I2 11.04 li.«4 9.74 I0.66 12.26 13.34 14.26 13.»6 20.34 i 21.26 23.86 22.84 23.76 25.36 24.39 25.31 26.91 26.84 27.76 29.36 32.49 33.41 ^ 35.01 13.64 14.56 16.16 THIS CASE FITTED WITH OUR t2-JEWELED DGEM ER E MOVEMENT $6.26 TO $33,60 No. AT9B 3-oance Case. Open Face, screw bacfe and bezel, gold Inlaid case. Prices of watch listed above. Ko. 4T100 4-oaDce Case^ same as above. No. 4T102 3-onnce plain pol- ished Case,dast and damp proof, screw bezel, solid back. No. 4T104 As above. Hand engraved. ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES QUOTED ON PACES 38 TO 64. No. 4T106 3-onnce Case. Open Face* screw back and bezel, gold inlaid case. Prices of watch listed above. No. 4T108 4-oiuice Case, same as above. 38 SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO.. Cheapest Supply House on Earth, Chicago. CATALOGUE No. H2. \TPROor $5.29 AND UPWARDS FOR THE HIGHEST GRADE SCREW BACK AND SCREW BEZEL DUST PROOF, GOLD FILLED WATCHES MADE OUR SPECIAL GRADE 20- YEAR GUARANTEED COLD FILLED CASES, THE FINEST MADE. THESE GOLD FILLED CASES are made under contrart for us by the best goUi ailed rase makers in America, and we believe are without exception THE 15i;ST GOLD FILLED CASES MADE. k.i»»i- _ -,. * » i in n ■ and euaranteed abRoIutelT OPEN FACE. 18-Size. Screw Back and Screw Bezel ^u^t proof, stem «ind aud stem set; made from two plates of solid Bold over an inner lined plate of hard comnosition, and is guaranteed by special certificate, which accompanies every case, to wear and retain its color tor 20 years. All cases are beautifully engra ved. deco- rated Dolished aud finished. The best gold flUed watch possible to turn out. ' *^ and up. according to movement, is a great OUR SPECIAL PRICE OF $5.29 reduction and far lower than the same grade of watch has ever been sold. vnil T»tfC un BICK BK.4K IN MISD. if after you receive one of these TUU I am: WU ^ilO^■ „.atches. you don't find It exactly as described, return It, and we will refund your money. YOUR CHOICE OF CASES L^i" s.^? pHce^' nT^'^ed""^ "' '""^ ""'""""^ """7- 7 jeweled New York Standard * f-^? 7 leweledSeth Thomas i"?- 7 jeweled Hampden or Elgin '•'•: U jeweled Hampden ■•••■ :-■■■-■■:,, '*•"•' FULL 12 JEWELED EDGEMERE. SEARS, ROEBUCK 4. CCS SPECIAL MAKE.. ,-_,_,,,,_.,,.,,, ■•■:::.■■.•.".■■..;..".. 'a!^ GUARANTEES ^S' FULL 15 JEWELED HAMPDEN OR ELGIN FULL 15JEWELED SEARS ROEBUCK & CO. 'S FULL17 JEWELED DUEBER GRAND HAMPDEN. Adjusted... FULL 17 JEWELED NEW RAILWAY HAMPDEN. Adjusted FULL 21JEWELE0 JOHN HANCOCK HAMPDEN, Adjusted... . FULL 21 JEWELED SPECIAL RAILWAY HAMPDEN. Adjusted FULL23JEWELE0 NEW RAILWAY HAMPDEN. Adjusted... t, «„ FULL 23 JEWELED SPECIAL RAILWAY HAMPDEN. Ad|usted.^... _ „pF-,., . v FIILL17 JEWELED SEARS. ROEBUCK & CO. S SPECIAL ESPECIALLY FULL17 'EWELED^SEARb^.ROtBU^^j^ *^*j^ ^^^^^ EVER OFFERED 12.95 ^"We guarantee aU of the above movements for five years. For fuU description of the above movements, see introductory paces o' d.partment. No charges for repairs on watches or clocks will be aUowed unless our written consent Is first secured in advance. ELGIN .VND WALTHAM WATCHES OlOTED ON PAGES 38 TO SPECIAL 9.05 13.65 19.«r, S3.0H 2.3. :o 88. Gl. tl SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO., Cheapest Supply House on Earth, Chicago. CATALOGUE No. 112. »» I $10.25 AND $12.30 FOR 18 -SIZE GOLD FILLED WATCHES. ORSE TIMERS 20-YEAR COLD FILLE -AT- PRICES CUT IN HALF We 8how only tw^o dentf^iift, the rt-cnlitr horse in«T and the combination horne timer, watch ikI minute reg^ister conahined. We are quoting prices that makes either one a \RK BAKGAITs'. We wlli save you at least 1) p»>r reut on a horse timer. We Guarantee them Accurate in Every Detail or Money Refunded. are tried and tested. We know they give satisfar- on. We have testimonials from some of tlie lost eminent race men in the country verifying hat -we claina for them. No. 4TI20 ORDER BY NUMBER. UR HORSE TIMERS No. 4TI*';o ^ HORSE TIMER ONLT. It haa start, stop and fly back arrangement, op- rated from the crown. It is also provided with alnule register. It has a metal case, neavily nickel dated, plain polished, and fitted with cylinder es- 3.pement, imported movement. Just the thing for hose who do not care to invest much money in a Imepieoe for races of any kind. No. 4T120 Our special price 84.50 Is a perfect watch with Horse Timer and Mln- ite Rei^ter combined. The movement Is thor- mghly well made In every respt^ct, is full jeweled, iuick train, patent lever escapement, expansion )alance, beats fifth seconds, and warranted an accu- rate timepiece. The stait, .stop and fly back are >p©rat-ed from the winding crown. Our special prices with above movement: No, 4T123 Solid nickel case 815.50 No. 4T134 Solid coin silver case 30.00 No. 4T186 lO-karat gold filled case 31.O0 Ko. 4T13S U-karat gold filled cftse 35.00 18-SIZE, OPEN FACE, SOLID BACK, SWING RING. Guaranteed for 20 and 25 Years' Continuous Wear. Till-: II.MNUIS WArrif <:AKK <<>.. of Kluin, III.. manufa* turer* i>r ihi-Kt) <-HH4'H, (-(iiil riictH to rcpla<'e with a brand im-u (fold filled VHH*- of Hiiiiie Ht^ !«• and (crade, aii3' tut*' nt thfir caHcn worn tlirou^h to the ImMc metal within '-JO or UG years. TUF CU/IMR RIMft ^ new Imprttvtunnint on ffttld iUlftd csMen, innk- inc ^-vvviiiu nireu i„„ jt^ p,,j,^ii,i,. to prmlu.'.-. an ahsolut4;lv du^tand i;nl ID rJiiriii) pt'x if wiitrli rase, j'rm can examine; the movemen ring r;L-.i* without dlnicully. See iiliisiralion. The front or bezel stTcwM utT. The back Is solid, made of one pirce. Tlie movfen.fiit is fastened in the center ling which Is .securely ioined U) the case by a strong liinge. To examine the works. lift up the swing ring (illustra- tirm slmws tlie ring partial I v liftrdi, to replace In casi;, 1' i liimdrop ha(_i*c in first posilion. iind .s<T<'W on lM/,el. a ttwiog THE COLUMBUS MOVEMENTS . . No. 4T130 GoldFllled. Guar- anteed for 30 years. No. 4T132 GoldFilIed. Guar- anteed for 35 years. we quote are equal in t i me- k eepi n k and finish to any manufac- tured, Tlie manufacturer claims thr-y are the best in America. They personally [:uar- anteeevery wat<;h bearingtheir name. We give our own i^rrltten binding; g;uarantee. warranting every Columbus watch we sell for a term of five years against defective material or workman- ship. DESCRIPTION OF THE COLUMBUS MOVEMENT. It has 35 fine jewels, nickel plates, straight line escapement, jewels In settings, safety pinion, Breguet hair spring, polished regulator, quick train, nicely finished and damaskeened. A money maker for the trade. PRICES QUOTED ARE FOR WATCHES COMPLETE. FITTED WITH THE NEW COLUMBUS 18-SIZE MOVEMENT: Full 1 5 Jeweled New^ Columbus Full 17 Jeweled New Columbus, Ad.justed, Full 31 Jeweled New^ Columbus, Adjusted. Full 23 Jeweled New Columbus, Adjusted Full 25 Jeweled New Columl>us. Adjusted Xo. 4T130 No. 4T138 Warranted for Warranted lor 20 Years. 25 Years. S10.2S 812.30 14.30 16.36 25.56 27.60 29.60 31.66 32.30 34.35 N0.4TI36 N0.4TI38 $5.00 NOW $5.00=Y0UR CHOICE We give you the advantage of it. The manufacturers reduced the price to us ANOTHER 5 PER CENT CUT. this amount. Last season we sold this watch for $5.25 EITHER LADIES' 0-SIZE OR GENTS 16-SIZE, HUNTING STYLE, order which ever you want, 6- year (guaranteed gold tilled huutinjr case, in ladies' 0-size or gpntlcmen's 16-size, both in hunting style, fitted withi .jew- eled American made move- ment, not a cheap importfd Swiss movement, but one of the latest American productions. DESCRIPTION OF THE AMERICAN MADE MOVEMENT: Fitted in cither a ladies' or KentU'moii's size, 5-year guar- anteed pold tilled case. This movement has 7 rnby jewels, cut balance, patent safety pin- Ion and barrel and double sunk No. 4T136 .second dial. We give our writ- No. 4T138 ten binding guarantee with every one sold, protecting yon for a term of five years against defective material or workmanship. Ki-onninTinu nr mere These cases are manufactured by the celebrated Illinois Wat<-h Case Co. DcSkKlrllUN Ur UAotOi Each case is accompanied by their personal guarantee. These cases are made of two plates of solid 10-karat gold, covering an inner composition of base metal, and are g-uaranteod to wear and retain their gold appearance for a term of five vears. They are engraved and chased after the very latest gold designs. They have the antique bow, they both are stem wind and stem set, in fact FOR $5.00 YOU HAVE A WATCH THAT COULD NOT POSSIBLY BE PURCHASED BY ANY RETAIL JEWELER' "OR TWICE THIS AMOUNT. ♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦■»♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦ YOU CAN SELL THEM AT $10.00 EACH and still olTer a bargain. ■»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦-♦♦♦♦♦♦» This Is a pictare of the movement we fit In th« ladles' case, complete watch, 05.00. ELGIN AND W.*I.THAM W.*TCHKS (JIH)TKD ON PAGES This Is a picture of the moTemen* we fit In the gents' case, complet* watch, So.OO. *0 SEARS. ROEBUCK & CO.. Cheapest Supply House on Earth, Chicago. CATALOGUE No. 112. 18-SIZE HUNTING STYLE AND OPEN FACE SCREW BACK AND SCREW BEZEL CASES. WARRANTED TO WEAR FOR 20 YEARS. OUR $7.48 PRICE for a SEARS case guaranteed for 30 years, fitted with the 12-jeweled Edgeiuere niorenient, is offeringr watches at unheard of prices. At ^^^^^^^^^ Si5.53 to S34.55, your choice of cases, Fahys, Dueber, Sears and £lg:in Giant, standards for^vork- nianship and quality, fitted with our 1 7-jeweled ad- Justed nioTeni^nt means a saving'toyouo noleasthan 40 per cent* kk 0(0 flO "r**** move. ni VIUIIU inaSEARS CASE .. . $5.52 TO $34.55 GUARANTEED FOR 20 YEARS. No. 4T140 Open Face. Screw Back and Bezel. No. 4T142 Hunting Style. $5.52 TO $34.55 GUARANTEED FOR 20 YEARS. No. 4T144 Open Face, Screw Back and Bezel. No. 4T145 Hunting Style. I m and position, paK-nt initfiniiet-er reirulator ecn- iiiue ruliv jeweled pin. nijrli- ly poliMiifd bevetfd edjred j><rcwi..fuHy p' ni»'<'tinirthi'*t band, Bafety pinion, double (lunk white fnanieled dial and sunk second hand dial. I'he Hupt'rior coniit ruc- tion of Ihl* moTeuitnt adapts It to I he niott ex- ac-tlnf Aerylee. GUARANTEED FOR 20 YEARS. No. 4T148 Open Face. Screw Back and Bezel. No. 4TI&0 Hunting Style. UnUf llfC nn ITO Bybuvlneln large quantities, paying spot canli, savins all nUIf fiC UU III there iHtii l>e itave<l and Ix-ini; Hatlslied ultli uue small per cent of proltt, iiiucli less than others can do business on. WE C.\N, WK KNOW HOW, we oiler you advantages In buying to be had from no other tirm. WE RECOGNIZE NO COMPETITION ON WATCHES, BECAUSE WE REALLY HAVE NONE. Nn rUADRrC for repairs on watches or clocks will be nu t»nAHUCO aHowed unless OIB WRITTEN CONSENT is tlrst secured In advance. $5.52 TO $34.55 We lit these cases with any of the following movements. They are all guaranteed lor a term of five years. FULL 7 Jeweled New York .Standard 7 Jeweled Seth Thomas 7 Jeweled lla.npilen 1 1 Jeweled llaiiipden 12 JEWELED EDGEMERE, SEARS, ROEBUCK ft CO.'S SPECIAL MAKE 15 Jeweled lliiinpden 15 JEWELED SEARS. ROEBUCK ft CO.'S SPECIAL.. 17 .leweled I>uel>er <;rand Hampden, adjusted. .. 1 7 .leweletl New Railway Hampden, adjusted. . . . S 1 Jeweled *}olin }ianco<-k Hampden, adjusted. . . SI Jeweled Special Railway Hampden, adjusted 23 .Jeweled New Railway Hampden, adjusted. . . . 23 .leweled Special Railway Hampden, adjusted 17 JEWELED SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO.'S SPECIAL, ESPECIALLY ADJUSTED. This Is the great- Open Face est watch value ever olTere^l S6.se 6.21 7.36 8.28 7.48 t*.U6 9.28 12.88 19.88 22.31 23.93 26.38 32.U3 13.18 Hunting Style •8.04 8.73 9.88 10.8O lO.OO 12.18 II.80 15.40 22.40 24.83 2G.4S 28.90 34.6S (6.70 GUARANTEED FOR 20 YEARS. No. 4TI52 Open Face, Screw Back and Bezel. O. 4T154 Hunting Style. ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES QUOTED ON PAGES 38 AND 64, I GUARAi^TEED FOR 20 YEARS. No. 4TI56 Open Face, Screw Back and Bezel. No. 4T158 Huntino Style. $5.52 TO $34.55 GUARANTEED FOR 20 YEARS. No. 4T160 Open Face. Screw Back and Bezel. N».4T162 Hunting Style. This Is the picture r.f our, 1 Kdicemeroruil IS-jeweled B movement, enn^ravcd by lour ariist direi-'t frtmi tlie I movement. The Ed^-enure T Is solid nickel throutrh and through. The top plott is iK-autifully dnmu?keenedin ^'•Id and nickel. It has 12 ruby jewels, each jewel set In flnely polished netting. Bripht polished patent reg-- ulator, double cut expan- sion balance wle«l,K*'n- Uine Brequet hair sprint:, ealety barrel, patent safety pinions and |iro Id i n e timing screws. The entire movement I* pvr- feetly flnl*hed In everj detnlli timed aud regu- lated. GUARANTEED FOR 20 YEARS. No. 4TI64 Open Face. Screw Back and Bezel. No. 4T166 Hunting Style. GUARANTEED FOR 20 YEARS. No. 4T168 Open Face. Screw Back and Bezel. No. 4T170 Hunting Style. SEARS. ROEBUCK & CO., Cheapest Supply House on Earth, Chicago. CATALOGUE No. 112. 41 18-SIZE YOUR CHOICE I OF THESE 18-SIZE CASES H $7.59 FOR GENTS' HIGH GRADE OOLl> FILLED HUNTING WATCH there Is nothing made that will in any way compare with It at the price. OUR BINDING GUARANTEE Every case Is covered by a bindlDg 20-year8' certificate of roarantee (see illustration of guarantee), by the terms and conditions of which If any piece or part gives out by reason of defect In material or workman- ship, or If the watch chances color, or If the gold wears off In any place or part, RETURN IT TO US and we will Bend you a new eai«, MOVEMENTS. T^^Tct^S'^ HIGH GRADE AMERICAN MOVEMENTS and from our S7. 59 watch upward, they are goaranteed five years by special cer- tificate ol guarantee, which accom- panies each watch. DESCRIPTION OF CASES. ^*"*'' '"Smlar IS-slze Hunting style, =^ ' stem wind and stem get, made of two Slates of FINE SOLID GOLD over fine hard composition metal: are well fln- bed, beautifully engraved In their seven different styles, as Illustrated on this page; allhavefancy beaded vermicelli edges, as shown in illustrations. OUR OFFER. Selectany case wanted BY NUMBER. Select move- ment from list below and we will send yon the watch. Examine it, and if found different in any way, return it at our expense tiod we will Immediately refund your money. Prices lor the above Cases Complete with the lollowing 13-Size Movements. 7 Jeweled New York Standard S 7.69 "Jeweled Seth Thomas 8.85 V Jeweled Hampden or Elgin 9,43 11 Jeweled Hampdfin 10.35 FULL12 JEWELED EDGEMERE, SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO.'S SPECIAL MAKE 9.55 FULL IB JEWELED HAIVIPOEN OR ELGIN 11.73 FULL16JEWELEDSEARS, ROEBUCK & CO. Special 11.35 FULL 17 JEWELED DUEBER GRAND HAMPDEN. ADJUSTEOr 14.9.5 FULL 17 JEWELED NEW RAILWAY HAMPDEN. ADJUSTED 21.90 FULL 21 JEWELED JOHN HANCOCK HAMPDEN, ADJUSTED 84.38 FULL21 JEWELED SPECIAL RAILWAY HAMPDEN, ADJUSTED 86.00 FULL231EWELED NEW RAILWAY HAMPDEN, ADJUSTED 27.50 FULL 23 JEWELED SPECIAL RAILWAY HAMPDEN, ADJUSTED 34.10 FULL 17 JEWELED SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO.'S SPECIAL ESPECIALLY ADJUSTED. THIS IS THE GREATEST WATCH VALUE EVER OFFERED (5.25 Fitr Full Description ol above Movements, see introductory pages to tins Department. fe. ^ffik ^P ■ ^P P^ This i0 an Illustration of our fine Sears, Roeback & Co.'s 16 Jeweled Special, complete with case for SI1.35. GUARANTEED YEARS 42 SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO., Cheapest Supply House on Earth, Chicago. CATALOGUE No. 112. DESCRIPTION OF SEARS CASE. J,15 .^^^^\^ra1.n;%l;'°a&ere'.i^.„U;^''.'i! posKloQ, making a case with gold outside and gold inside, practically, but in intriiiBic value, a* good as an extra heavy solid gold case. The SEAKScase 18-SIZE HUNTING STYLE AND OPEN FACE SCREW BACK AND SCREW BEZEL, i4-KARAT GOLD FILLED CASES, TATn^i Ucentswill ^t^^^^S^^ .^^^^B^^^^ We^carry only the representative makes, Fahys.Sears, Oueber, Elginand Illinois Commander. carryanyone ol these watches to any part of ___>„ _^^^ _^^ the United ''^E . WM/^ JCgjE^^-r-' '^ ^HS^f^^Sfn^^L .^SHIR'^^t^^ '■^ tis.ss. ntted with the ^^ ,^^ States by ^^|^*Sffp^ Mw^'^^ ^^^ ^'J«SikP^^^^t^wHm ^^^^|l|ljd|sl^^^ Sean*. Koebucti &Co.'Bmove- ,^^r ^V^ We He9_IStere0 B ^ mWr.J\iJ^ --i^^^SlSS^i^^Wm^mi ■ll IB^^ m lator, adjusted, double sunk Bo iS^SSfe* ^ *°'* ^dial, perfect in every detail, mO t^U^^nulA N<V the gives you a watch second to '^^^pMBMP^>jy .k»««..^ none, a watch that will last ^I^MftHM^H^ ScARS youa lifetime; you can show ^^^^^^^^ Wfcftllw It to your friends with pleas- ure, you can be proud of it. •1&.2& is ottr price for the complete wo^ich. Description of Sears, Roe- buck & Co.'s 17-)eweled IB- Size Specially Made Move- ment. Solid nlekel throach and through, 17 JewelH, ad. Justed. Full plate, fancy solid gold dam a.skeened finish, It-vpr escapement, five pair g<)M settings, full compensation double cut expansion balance wheel, adjusted to Isochron- Ism and position, patent mi- crometer regulator, genuine rub" jeweled plo. highly pol- Ishec bevel edge screws, fully protecting dust band, safety pinion, double sunk, white en- ameled dial and sunk second hand dial. The superior con- structioD of this movement adapts it to tUe most exacting service. WARRANTED FOR 26 YEARS. No. 4T196 Open Face, Screvr Back and Bezel. No. 4T198 Hunting Style. No. 4T200 Open Face. Plain Polished or Engine Turned. No. 4Ta03 Hunting Style. Plain Pol- ished or Fngine Turned. „ WARRANTED FOR 25 YEABS. No. 4T«04 OpenFace.ScrewBacfcsndBezel. No. 4Ta06 Hunting Style. YOU CAW PICK ANY OF THESE DESIGNS AND HAVE THE BEST. WARRANTED FOR 25 YEARS. No. 4T208 Open Face.isrrew Back and Bezel. No. 4T210 Hunting Style. WE FIT THESE CASES WITH THE FOLLOWING 18-SIZE MOVEMENTS 7 Jeweled New Yorlt .standard. 7 .Teneled Seth Thomas 7 Jeweled Hampden '.'.'.'.'.'. 11 Jetreled Hampden Full 12 Jeweled EDGEMERE, SEARS.' ROEBUCK ft CO.'S SPECIAL MAKE Fnll 16 Jewelfd ll:iiiipden Full 1 5 Jeweled SEARS. ROEBUCK & CO.'S SPECYaL Full 17 .Jeweled OueberUrand Hampden, ad Justed Fnll 17 Jeweled New RalltvayUiinipden, ad- justed Fallal Jeweled John HanrorkHainpden, adjusted Full 81 Jeweled Special Railway Hampden, adjusted Full 'ii Jeweled New Railway iianipdeo, ad- justed Full -iZ Jeweled Spetiul Railway Hampden, adjusted Full 1 7 Jeweled SEARS. ROEBUCK & CO/S SPECIAL. Especially Adjusted. This is the greatest watch value ever oWered THE mnuufaeturcr'a guarantee soca with each t-mte .old, tocethcr with our own Hpeelal written blndlnic Kunr- antee. We doubly protect vou. Sfleit any one of tlii-sc watches, senci ns your oriler with the distinct unilerstunding that att,-r the watcti is received, If it (s not In everv way exactly a-s represented, perfectly satis- factory and most e-i:cellent value for the money, you can return it to us and tto will refund your money. Open Face S 7.S9 8.88 9.43 10.3S 9.55 11.73 11.35 14.98 Uunting Style 8 9.89 10.S8 11.73 18.66 11.85 14.03 13.65 17.25 21.9JS 84.26 24.38 ' 26.68 i 26.00 28.30 28.4S 30.76 WARRANTED FOR 25 YEARS. No. 4T''J IB Open Face, Screw Back and No. 4T'il8 HnntlngStyle. [Bezel. WARRANTED FOR 25 YEARS. No. 4T312 Open Face, Screw Backand Bezel. N0.4T214 Hunting Style. IF NOT SATISFIED with Your Watch try a SEARS. THIS IS THE PICTURE OF OUR SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO.'S SPECIAL MOVEMENT. IT IS A FULL 16- JEWELED HandBomely dam- askeened, patent regrulator and es- capement, safety pinion, jewelM get in settlngs,emarant«ed for live yeArs and one of the best high grade movements i>i«nn>fti-r>-n r-«« a. l.^.«. ■- OH the market. We v„ .irr^oJfi?"**'!.^'' '^2" 25 XS'^S- .,„ . », WARRANTED FOR 25 YEARS. fit in any of these WARRANTED FOR 25 YEARS. £"iS22S J>Pen,'[a<'e:Sfen' Back and Bezel. No. 41224 Open Face.Screw Back and Bezel cases, at SI 1.88 and No.4T228 Open Face,Screw Back and«eieli No. 4T226 HnntlngStyle. 913.60. No. 4T23a Hunting Style. Ma.4T222 HnntlngStyle. SEARS. ROEBUCK & CO., Cheapest Supply House on Earth, Chicago. CATALOGUE No. 112. 43 THIN MODEL 16-SIZE OPEN FACE AND HUNTING GOLD FILLED CASES. GUARANTEED FOR 25 YEARS. |I0 EC our price for the new ■"W SKARS OPEN FACE CASE, fitted with the IS-jeweled Edgemere movement, cannot be met by others. Screw back and screw bezel cases are practically daet and damp pro<if. They are one of the most popular cases on the market. ■ T0IC 4 C Oui'Searscase, fitted HI JlOi^g with this 17-jeweled high grade movement. It has the straight line lever escapement. 17 genuine ruby jewels In gold set- tings. Patent micrometer regula- tor, genuine ruby Jeweled pallet, double cut compensation e,\pan- sion balance, solid nickel plates, full dust band, hard French dial and beautifully damaskeened. $8.75 to $18.35 $8.75 to $18.35 Regarding En- gravings.wegen- erally have exact pattern. When not, we will send a very similar design. "They keep time to the second,' is what the inspector said o I our S EA RS, RO E- BUCK&CO'S Special Movement. It is spe- cially adjusted. $8.75 to $18.35 GUARANTEED FOR 85 TE.%R8. No. 4T238 Open Face, Screw Back and Bezel, No. 4T!i40 As above, Plain Pol- ished or Engine Turned. No. 4T348 Hunting Style. No. 4X344 As above. Plain Pol- ished or Engine Turned. GUAKANTKEI) FOR 25 YEARS. No. 4T'-J40 Open Face, Screw Back and Bezel. No. 4T348 Hunting .Style. OUR SEARS CASE IS THE BEST. one of these higli grade SEARS CASES, GUAKANTEEUFOR26 ¥EAK». No. 4T250 Open Face, Screw Back and Bezel, No. 4Ta53 Hunthig Style. See the prices fc.r any iieiit. SEE THE NAMES OF THESE GOODS. NEVER BEFORE JOSEPH FAHYS ELGIN COMMANDER JOHN C. DUEBER and SEARS have representative makes of goods been offered at our lefts than wholesale prices. DO YOU WANT TO MAKE MONEY? Youoan buy watches of us and sell them at 30 to 50 per cent profit and still be "offering: watches for less than your local dealer asks. Ask your dealer for prices. <'om- pare tlieiu n'lth ours, g^rade for reat saving, a wonderful profit, don't S8.75 TO $18.35 according Uj n $16.25 OR $18.35 Fitted with o u .- 1 7 .jeweled ad justed moTemen t WE COURT INVESTIGATION. (^rade, and if you do not find a buy from us. WE FIT THESE CASES WITH THE FOL- LOWINC 16-SIZE MOVEMENTS. OPEN FACE 88.75 S10.86 I0.55 GUARANTEED FOR 35 TEARS. No. 4T354 Open Face, Screw Back and Bezel. No. 41256 THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST. BUY THE SEARS CASE. Hunting Style. 7 jeweled Illinois 'Watch Case Co.'s Movement.. FULL 12 JEtAIELED EDGEMERE. SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO.'S SPECIAL MAKE FULL 15 JEWELED SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO.'S SPECIAL I 12.25 FULL 17 JEWELED SEARS, ROEBUCK &. CO.'S { SPECIAL. ESPECIALLY ADJUSTED 16.25 GREATEST WATCH MOVEMENT EVER OFFERED. ' ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES QUOTED ON PAGES 38 AND 64 No charges for repairs on watches or clocks will be allowed unless our written consent is first secured in advance. HUNTING STYLE 12.69 14.35 18.35 GUARANTEED FOR 86 YEARS. No. 4T358 Open Face. Screw Back and Bezel. No. 4T360 Hunting Style. 14 cents will carry any one of these watches to any part of the United States by registered mail. SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO.'S SPECIAL 16-JEWELED MOVEMENT. $8.75 to $18.35 GUARAN'TEKU FOR 26 TEARS. No. 4T262 Open Face, .Screw Back and Bezel. Mo. 4T264 Banting Style. GUARANTEED FOR 26 YEARS. No. 4T266 Open Face, Screw Back and Bezel. No. 4T268 Hunting Style. This is the picture of our Special Full 15 -.Jeweled Move- ment. Each jewel is in set- ting. The plates are gilded a tine Roman color. Cnt expan- sion balance n-heel. Patent pinions and we guarantee It to give entire satisfaction. GUARANTEED FOR 28 \KAB8. No. 4T270 Open Face. Screw ^ck and Bezel. No. 4T272 Hunting Style. 4A SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO., Cheapest Supply House on Earth, Chicago. CATALOGUE No. 112. TAKE VOUR CHOICE OF CASES. 12-SIZE THIN MODEL COMPLETE WATCHES AT $9.25 TO $13.95 OPEN FACE, SCREW BACK AND BEZEL OR HUNTING STYLE CASES WARRANTED TO WEAR and ACCORDING TO STYLE OF CASE AND GRADE OF MOVEMENT. ""'•" ULLtU retain their solid gold appear- ance for the period of 20 years. Uur written bind- ing guarantee goes witii every watch we sell. ^-=-^ CO OK for oar cele- OtQ OR .^Maa^. ^9tCO brated higrh iff^.^^ ^^ '^^ grade, 10 RUBY JEW- ELEU EDGEMERE HDW OUR GOLD Fll I Fn warranted 30 years cases are made. Two thick sheets of solid WWII MM1.M riLktu jj heavy enough to wear for the given time, are soldered over a layer of "■•■■' " - ■ ••■■' to that of solid gold. By this extra stiffened composition metal, making a case equal in wearing ability to 1 method of manufacturin{; we offer you a case solid gold outside and solid gold $13.95 for Complete Wat«h. Cil EC for the MOVEMENT, fitted with any oneofthehand- somely engraved open face cases, illustrated here. • you same gh grade movement, fitted in the same grade of de- signed case, hunting style. Inside. THE 1«-SIZE WATCH is the most popular size made. It does not require a large size watch to get correct time. You need not weigh down or bulge out your pockets. Vou get the accuracy, quality and size most convenient. )|Q.4T290 Hunting style. No, 4T294 Hunt.ng Siyie. NO. 4T292 Open Face, Screw Back and Bezel No. 4T296 Op;n Face. Screw Backand Bezel $9.25 and ^aT-Ti^- REGARDING THE $11.55 i^^:::^^ emgravinbs, we generally have the exact pattern as illus- trated: il not, we send a very similar design^ No. 4T298 Hunting Sty.e. No. 4T300 Open Face, Screw Back and Bezel No. 4T302 Hunting Style. No. 4T304 Open Face, Screw Back and Bezel No. 4T306 Hunting Style No. 4T308 Open Face, Screw Back and Bezel Open Face 7 Jeweled Elgin or Waltham lOtFeweled EDGEMERE. SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO.'S SPECIAL MAKE 16 Jeweled Elgin 'or "Waitliam OUR 12-SIZE 10 Jeweled EDGEMERE will give CORRECT TIME. No. 4T310 Hunting Style. No. 4T312 Open Face, Screw Back and Bezel S 9.81 9.25 1 I.IIS H unting Style gll3.ll 11.55 13.0S GENTS' 16-SIZE Hunting and Open Face, 20-YEAR COLD FILLED WATCHES. $10.55 for the hlfclkent grade 16 -size 30-year, guaranteed gold , complete with a 13 jeweled Movement meanH a greatsav- -a price much lower than Is any other house. ~ for your choice of cases in open face, fitted with a gen* eweied Kdgemere Movement. ALL OPEN FACE CASES on this page are Screwy liaclc and Screw Bez- el, dust and (lamp proof .style, . NEVER BEFORE in the hintury of the watch case business has the small or 16-slze case sold so well as at the present time. No. 4Ta50 Hunting Styfe. Gold Filled. No. 4T8&2 Open Face, Screw Back and Bezel. Gold Filled. CHARGES FOR REPAIRS ON WATCHES OR CLOCKS ::i;i'rss"Tur written consent is flrst secured In ad- vance. GUARANTEED «>ff*>«»t Grade Gold wwwnHii I fcfcw Filled Case and accom- punylngeach case Is a binding 30-year gnarontee, by the terms and conditions of which, if the c:ise wears through or changes Its color w^lth- In 30 years we will re- place It free of charge. WE CONTROL The prod- uct of the factory on i liese 16-size II unting, :.ii-yt'a,rGold i'i I led Cases, which alone makes it possible for us to make this incom- parably low price. 7 jeweled Illinois Watch Case Co. Alovement 18 6.3018 8.75 7 Jeweled Klgln or Waltham I 8.30 10.76 FoU 13 Jeweled EDGEMERE. SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO.'S SPECIAL MAKE I 8.OOI1O.55 No. 4T354 Hunting Style. Gold Filled. No. 4T356 Open Face, Screw Back and Bezel. Gold Filled. Open Face Hunting AT $9.25 YOUR CHOICE OF ANY 12-SIZE OPEN FACE CASE SHOWN ON THIS PAGE, FITTKD WITH OUR EDGEMERE IVlOVErVIENT. No. 4T358 Hunting Style. Gold Filled. No. 4T360 Open Face, Screw Back and Bezel. Gold Filled. Open Face Hunting 15 Jeweled Etcin or Waltham Full 15 jeweled SEARS. ROEBUCK & CO.'S SPECIAL FuU 17 Jeweled SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO.'S SPECIAL, enpectally made. The ^reateHt watch value ever offered ELGIN AND WALTHAM WATCHES QCOTF.U ON PAGES 38 to 64. S11.70 W14.35 9.70| 12.25 l3.7o! 16.28 ji SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO., Cheapest Supply House on Earth, Chicago. CATALOGUE No. 112. 45 OUR 16-SIZE THIN MODEL, SOLID SILVER AND SILVERINE WATCHES. * SOUO SILVER CASE FITTED WITH AN AMERICAN MADE '^"IV^t,"*^ f'"' S4.96. Youcan save 35 to 35 per cent by buying: your watches from u». Why not get a n-atcb that is reliable in every respect. We give you our written, bindinj; guarantee with every watch we sell to be as represented. The lU-size watch Is a size smaller than the popular 18-9iz6. It does not weigh down your vest; It (its the pocliet; it's the gentleman's size. The correct size for your young son. It's the doctor's size watch ; In fact, it pleases. all and is adapted for all $3.60 TO $12.45 REFER TO PRICE LIST BELOW. WE HAVE REDUCED THE PRICES ho that we win Hell thouBands of tb«m. -— — — You need not buy until you have Lnree- tlg:atecl. I'rice theHe watrhoH at the jewelry Mtore; don't buy unless you And what we »ay 1h true: 35 to flO per cent cheaper than what they ank* Order one of these watches, we will ship to y«Mi by express or mail, mall Ih the cheaper way, and If not as descrlbcl ami not as you expected, return It and we will refiind you jour money. You take no risk in ordering goods from us. 16-SIZE SILVER AND SILVERINE CASES. If Goods Prove Unsatisfactory return and we wi change or cheerfully refund your money. We desire satisfied customers. $4.00 $13.25 No. 4T380 Silverine. Screw Bacl£ and Screw Bezel. Ko. 4T383 .Solid Silver, same as above, SPECIAL 16-SIZE No. 4T384 Solid Silver, Hunting Style, Gold Ornamented, Hand Engraved, Gold Filled Fancy Center. No. 4T386 Sllverlne, Joint«d Back and Front. No. 4T388 Solid Silver, same as above. No. 4T390 SUverlne. Hunt- ing style Case. No. 4T393 Solid Silver. No. 4T394 SoUd Silver, en- gine tnrned. We fit these cases with the following I6-Slze Movements. 7 Jeweled Illinois Watcli Cawe Co.'s Movement. 1 2 Jeweled EDGEflAERE. SEARS. ROEBUCK & CO.'S SPECIAL MAKE. 1 5 Jeweled SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO.'S SPECIAL 1 7 Jeweled SEARS. ROEBUCK & CO.'S SPECIAL. Especially Made. Greatest Watch Value Ever Offered</