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WILL FILED
lives All His Estate To Wife
If She Don't Remarry
lo Case She Does Property
Goes To The Children
DOWN AND OUT SALE
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CciT.on Pleas Judges in
Session At Mansfield
lictilafid County Woman Sues
For Divorce
Itker Items Of Interest From
Temple Of Justice
Tlio lust will and toHtarapnt of 0.
V. McDroom, lato of Mt. Liberty, has
teea filed in probate. Dy the terms
nt tho wilt the testator gives to his
U all his property, both real and
"Veiwraal. Hu requests that slio use
ctMUgh of the estate to educate his
Xkn youngest sons, Wllllo, Claudo
Mi Clyde until they beconio of nge.
Th testator directs that if his wife
feevld ro-marry sho bo given hor ono
third Interest for dower nnd that the
remainder bo divided equally among
lk following children after tlio above
uraviBionB havo been carried out:
Howard W., Joseph K., Ilalph V.,
to4 D Dora M., Clarenco It., Wllllo
W Claudo V., nnd Clydo V. Howard
W, la named as the executor of tlio
will, which was tttgnud on Juno 28,
HIS, and was witucHSod by D. 13. Win
tfjrtnuto and lleutrlco Wlntonnuto.
4w4C In Session
The JmlguH of the sixth common
jileaa judicial district aro holding
ifrolr annual meeting In HiIh city to
Jnj. These Judicial district meutlngs
xn unusually hold In Columbus but
at Iho HioclnlfrlntltRttfii,?of Judgo
Blwln Maiisllcld who has been pro
ldlaic Judge of thu district during
Ura past your thu judges came lmro
this time.
Tho busliicss mooting was held In
th common pleas court room at tho
;ouit house this morning. Judge- W.
W. Woygaudt of Wooster, was select
4 as thu presiding Judgo for tho cu
vuiiac yoar. Thu Judgctt 'present nt
' aiornliig meeting were tho follow
iaic: K. M. Wlckham, of Dolawuru;
"W.T. Dovor of Ashland; W. K. Wpy
adt, of Woostorj O. W. Howard, of
Newark, nnd Judgo Kdwln Manslleld.
Jatse NMcholas of Coshocton, was ex
MGlod to airlvu hero this afternoon.
Tta common pluas Judges who were
i the city nt noon wero entertained
Ujo Vouhot with a dlnnor witi
Jb4ro Muuiilleld us hoHt. At tho af
tartiuon uesslon of court will bu dccld
A Uin tlmus for folding common
a court during tho coming year.
Qtanudulil News.
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Hatband Askt Dlvroce
Arthur J. Trumbull, by his nttor
mru, Hkllos, (li'cen & Hkllos, tins be
1pm a unit In prnbato court against
Own M, Trumbull for dlvoreo and
fcw rollof.
Tiiouo parties worn married May 8,
XHl. Thoro Is ono child, Oeorgo T.
IVatubull, now aged 0 yoars, born of
MM marriage.
Tho plaintiff nllcgCH that thu do-
jBMaat lias been absent from thu
VWaUIT for more than throe yenni
taut pant.
ThB plulntlff therefore prays that
w way liuvo tho custody of Oeorgo
T. Ttmmbull, their only child and for
tlior relief as Is proper. Mans-
News.
Partial
Wftflo K. Thomas, administratrix
i tho will annexed of Hobo M. Kill-
jr. kaa tiled a llrst partial account in
WMatta, showing the followlug: lie
lvtd 87.77, paid out $298,92, bal-
-BM I077.8C.
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) Affirmed
Tko case of Klrpotrick vs. Bperry
VM affirmed by the suprorao court of
! on Tuesday. Tho caso was tak-
to thj higher court from Knox
ojMjat.
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Wrzt and Flnnl
A ilrdt and ili:al account has been
Kiwi In probatu by Lucy Dudley, guur
Mini of Walter Dudley, showing tlio
-AMowlug; Itccolvcd 24.00, paid out
mi uuma sum.
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'tvmtMfaj gj McConno, went (0 oolum-
Wednesday morning- on business.
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Of Our Entire Stock of Clothing
We are going to quit the clothing business forever and will give the public opportunities of Gigantic a nd Colossal magnitude in the way of rattling, big bar
rk gains in
Men and Boys' Clothing, Hats, Caps and Millinery
At this notable sale prices are smashed to smithereens on dependable merchandise, consisting of Suits, Overcoats, and in fact all kinds of clothing that has
just been received for our fall and winter trade. In lo wness the prices are extreme and sensational and without doubt you are getting the most
Startling and Irresistible Bargains
Ever Had In Knox County Before
This is going to be the sale of a century and th e stupendous carnival of bargains offered are so attractive and unmatchable as to make it the
Biggest of All Big Bargain Sales
Look over the landscape of bargains following then come to the greatest snap sale of the age and make every dollar double its value.
CLOTHING
Here is an opportunity to buy
the finest and world's best cloth
ing for Men, at prices less than
cost of original raw material.
One lot Men's Suits to go
nt $3.78
Ono lot Suits that sold for $10,
handsome fancy fabrics grays,
tans, brown mixtures, now. $6.60
.Suits that sold for $12.00 now,
while they last $7.95
$15 Suits, the richest fabrics,
newest patterns, fancy blues, ex
clusive brown, fine mixtures, to
goat $8.50
$.18-$20 Suits One lot line
imported fabrics; the highest
type, while they last $12.50
One Big Lot Boys' Suits;
to go at 50c
Ono Big Lot Boys' Suits;
to go at 98c
One Lot $2.50 Boys' Suits; to
goat $1.48
One Lot Boys' Suits, $3.50, $4,
to go at $2.48
150 Boys' Fine Suits, $(! and
$7 values at $4.50
One Lot Boys' Overalls to go
at 19c
One Lot Boys' Bants to go
at 19c
50e Boys' Pants 29c
75c Boys' Pants 39c
$1 Boys' Pants 47c
Ono Lot Men's Corduroy
Pants, to go at 79c
50 doz. Men's Best 50c. Over
alls 39c
Men's best working pants; all
of our $1.25 pants in this big lot;
prieo '. ,79c
Men's good Dress Pants; all
of our best regular pants in the
house; every pair cheap at $2.00;
prico $1.42
Men's or Young Men's Pants;
the best the market can afford tit
$3.00; overy pair strictly all wool,
'all styles! all new, all sizes. $2.18
25 Boys' fine Overcoats, best
AH: Corner High and Mulberry Sts.
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makes, all colors, none worth less
than $10.00; price $4.75
65 Men's Overcoats at. .$4.25
50 Little Gents' Overcoats,
blues and grays, fancy new style
collars, none worth less than $6;
sale price $2.98
Boys' extra good Knee Pants;
every pair in this lot worth 50c:
sale price. 27c
Boys' nice Blouse Pants,
large variety in this special lot;
sale price 19c
Another lot of Boys' Knee
Pants, worth 50c; sale price. . 19c
Boys' Corduroy Pants, a spe
cial lot worth 75c; sale price. 45c
Boys' $1.00 values in Cordu
roy Pants; extra bargain; sale
price 65c
HATS
Men's Fine Soft Hats, all styles,
all new.
$1.00 values, sale price. . .69c
$1.50 values, sale price. . .98c
$2.00 values, salo price. .$1.29
$2.50 values, sale price. .$1.79
$3.00 values, sale price. .$1.98
One Lot Men's $1 Caps. . .47c
One Lot Men's 50c Caps. -.35c
One Lot Boys' Caps 19c
Men's .Fine Stiff Hats, in
brown or gray, all of our $3.00,
$2.50 and $2.00 hats in the house.
Price 89c
HANDKERCHIEFS
200 dozens Men's Handker
chiefs, hemstitched and fancy
borders, worth 10c, choice. . . ,3c
SWEATERS
One lot Men's Vests, to go
at 48c
100 Men's Coat Sweaters; $1
values 48c
BUY YOUR MILLINERY AT
YOUR OWN PRICE.
450 Ladies' and Children's
flue Hats to be sold at your own
price.
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SUIT CASE SPECIALS
$1.00 values, sale 79c
$1.50 values, sale 98c
$2.00 values, sale $1.29
$2.50 values, sale $1.79
$3.00 values, sale $2.29
SHIRTS
One big lot of Men's Dress
Shirts, all new goods; all styles,
all sizes; every shirt in this big
lot worth 50c; price 29c
100 doz. Men's Work Shirts,
at 32c
MEN'S HOSE
A special lot Men's Hose,
worth at least 10c; only 3c
100 dozen Men's all wool
Hose, 25c values., , '.12c
.100 dozen Men's 15c Hose. 6c
Men's line Lislo Hose, all
shades, worth 25c 9c
Men's Lisle Hose, worth 50c
pair, at A ,.19c
Men's Good Rockford Hose;
the regular 10c value; sells in all
stores at 10c; price .3c
SUSPENDERS
Men's Silk embroidered Sus
penders, worth 25c lie
25 dozen Men's Suspenders,
50c values 25c
50 dozens Men's Suspenders,
all colors, worth 25c 14c
GLOVES
25 dozen Men's Leather
Gloves, good value, at 25c 10c
15 dozen Men's Leather
Gloves, made to sell at $1 48c
10c Canvas Gloves 6c
UNDERWEAR
50 dozen Men's Fleece Lined
Underwear, best 50c values. .38c
COLLARS
Men's High Grado Linen Col
lars, at this sale, each 9c
CORSET COVERS
One Lot Corset Covers to iro
at ... 18c
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One Lot Ladies' Drawers'; 50c
kind 18c
LADIES' HOSE
25 dozens Ladies' Hose, best
15c values; salo price 8c
15 dozens Ladies' Pure Silk
Hose; regular 50c kind; sale
price 29c
MEN'S AND WOMEN'S
UMBRELLAS
$1
Made of American taped edge
taffeta with plain or trimmed
mission handles; complete. . .65c
SHOES FOR WOMEN $1 to
$2.95 No Higher
It took six months of hard
work to get these wonderful sam
ple shoes together. They are
yours for tho asking we're put
ting money in your pockets be
sides. Wo believe that if we could
place before you in vour home to
night some of these splendid bar
gains, you would be here when
tho doors open Saturday morn
ing eager to share in this great
sacrifice sale. Just an idea:
Ladies' newest style tan, vel
vet, gunmetal, patent, button and
lace, $3.00 values; over 10 styles;
choice $1.98
Women's tan storm call', short
vamp, high too, medium heel, re
tail price $3.50; our prico. .$2.45
We put on sale a manufactur
er's surnlus stock of Women's
High Grade 10-button Dull Calf
Shoes, all new fresh goods ev
ery pair worth $2.50; price. $1.50
Big Values in Children's Shoes at
Wonderful Savings
200 pairs Boys 'Shoes, $2 and
$2.50 values, while they last $1.59
Children's Shoes ft Furnishings
100 pairs of Children's fine
shoes worth $1.00; sale prico .69c
120 pairs of Children's Shoes;
worth $1.50; sale price ,95c
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175 pairs of Children's Shoes;
worth $1.75; sale price $1.15
200 pairs of Children's fine
Shoes, gun metal and kid; every
pair worth $2.00; sale prico. .98c
One lot of -Boys ' Shoes, worth
$2; price ,.$1.50
An extra good, lot of Boys'
Shoes,.all worth $2.50; sale
Price $1,75
Real big bargain in this spe
cial lot Boys' Shoes, worth at
least $1.50; sale price 98c
Boys' and Children's Coat
Sweaters, white, gray, red and
green; splendid $1.00 values; sale
Price 48c
100 dozen Children's Stock
ings, every pair worth 15c; sale
price 7C
Children's Stockings, 10c val
ue, now Qc
The tramp shoes for men; 24
styles to choose from: $3.00 vnlnn
our sale price $1.98
Ono big lot men 's $2.00 shoes;
while they last. , .$1.45
Save a dollar on these Men's
High Top Shoes; tan and black;
youths' and boys' high top shoes;
Children's Jockey Boots in great
variety.
Rubber Boots, Over Shoes,
Arctics, all rubber goods includ
ed in this sale at cut prices.
$1 SPECIAL ON OPENING
DAY ONLY
Men's, Women's and Chil
dren's Shoes, all leathers, values
up to $4; on Saturday only, at,
per pair $1.00
A SPECIAL FOR MEN .
Levison's custom-made Shoes
for men; fine appearing and well
mtfdq shoes from the newest Fall
styles; fine welt shoes; buttons,
lace; gun metal and patent leath
ers; a great variety at $4.00;.yonr
choice nqw-at. ,,.... $2.98
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