Akron daily Democrat. [volume], May 26, 1899, Image 4

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Glove
Sale.
BOSTON
KID GLOVE SALE
Saturday' Morning.
.$1.00 Kid Gloves, in size 5f only ... now 50c
$1.25 and $1.50 Kid Gloves, in sizes 6, 6f , 7 . , now 98c
$1.00 "White Kid Gloves, sizes 53, 6 .now 50c
Our line of TUXEDO Gloves at T5c are splendid value, in
all colors.
CHAUXIONT is the brand of our popular $1.00 Glove, in
all the latest colorings; guaranteed.
SILK GLOVES.
afies' Taffeta Gloves, in Tans, and Slate, were 15 . .now 10c
Ladies' Taffeta Gloves, in Tanb,Slate,Brown, were 15c, now 12Jc
Ladies' Taffeta Gloves, in Tans, Brown and Slate 15c. l'Jc to 33c
NOTE TheseG LOVES were all sold for DOUBLE thePIUCE
and are away BEYOND the GRADE of GLOVES SOLD today
at such figure--.
1 150 and 152 South
We Are
the Original
Cut Kate
Store.
The
Citizens
Appreciate the
Opportunity
to Receive
2IO &es-fc
FOR
113
Under
The Akron
Our store will be closed
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Open till 9 o'clock Monday evening.
A pair of our nice TAN SHOES will give you
more wear and niore comforb than any other kind.
We have them at surprisingly low prices.
Ladies' Boots at
C Are extra special value and are worth 50c more any
C where.
J Gentlemen, we are showing the banner line of
tans at
$2.i0, $3.50 and $5
You can't get better shoes or styles at these prices.
" Dyke's rubber heels wear best. AVe put them on. 50c
The Akron Shoe Co.
832 South
Glove
Sale.
Howard Street, f
Ouf
Goods are
Always Fresh
and New.
Patent Medicines
at Cut Rates.
We are the
Leaders.
We are here to stav.
SVlar - Je - fc
YOUNG MEN. OUR
"WALK-OVER"
STORE
SHOE, made in all leather, tan or black, on
up-to-date lasts. "We show the most complete
line of MEN'S SHOES in the citv.
W 13 WSJ H Bbt MHf 4Kb
Iff BifeslfaPliiiV
East Mill Street,
Akron Savings Bank.
PLAHS AHD AL1TWORK
!Sieks 1 GUARANTEED
-S. E. Gahill
AGENT FOK
lie 1 1 Sill Go. Mercer and Gol-
$6
First-Class Plumbing: Work a Specialty.
Orders Promptly Filled.
few: 747. 203 East Market St.
Shoe Oo.
all day Decoration day. C
EVIain st.
c. l u.
Two Additions to the
Organization.
Mayor Jones Cannot Speak In Akron
Before Midsummer.
Mayor Samuel Jones of Toledo,
may address the citizens of Akron,
but not before mid-summer. At the
meeting: of the Central Labor union
Thursday night a communication
was received from him, in which he
u Inch he made the above- announce
ment. The organization committee re
ported that the Core Makers of the
city had been organized. Creden
tial were received from the dele
gates representing the Rubber Work
ers Union. Two of the delegates
were young ladies. This is the first
time that women have been present
as delegates.
The Labor day committee an
nounced that handsome souvenirs
would be issued on that occasion. It
is intended to eclipse all former cele
brations this year. The secretary
of the American Federation of Labor
ha sent a list of all the available
speakers for that day.
A. Kaufman and .1. A. Wintiode
were elected delegates to the Colum
bus Labor convention. The Totters'
union invited all union men to the
picnic at Cat-cade park, New Cattle,
Pa., June 5.
DISAPPPOINTMENT
In a Lave Affair Made Marks In
sane.
Frank M. Marks of "Wooster, who
was found in a demented condition
in Akron last Monday, will be taken
to the Toledo hospital for the insane.
Before he left Wooiter six weeks
ago he acted queerly. It has Miice
been learned that he wn. disap
pointed in a love alfair.
Died at Elyria.
Miss M. Ella Wtidhains reuehed a
telegram this morning; announcing
the death of her brother, Geo. D.
Wadhaius, at hi.s home in Elyria.
Death was caused by appendicitis.
Deceased was 44 years of age. was
born in Boston township, this county
and until recently had lived in Me
dina. He was well known in Akron.
He is survived by his wife; by Fred
erick B. Wadhams, brother, of Cleve
land; and Chas. and M.Ella, brother
and sister, of Akron. Only last
March, the mother of the deceased,
resident ofAkrou, died.
Wants Its Rights.
The Peninsula council, at its last
meeting, by a vote of 3 to 2, declined
to grant a franchise to the Bell Tele
phone company because the company
would not agree to indemnify the
village agaiust all damage incurred
by building the line. The company
wants to erect a line of poles Irom
the State Road through Brandy wine,
Boston and Peninsula to "West Rich
field, a distance of 12 miles, and has
obtained all the right of way except
through Peninsula.
ON THKSTAFF John Doran of
this city lias been announced as a
member of the stall of Captain J. M.
Weier who is grand marshall of the
parade to be given at Toledo in honor
of delegates to the Commercial
Travelers' convention.
Akron. Boy Promoted.
The Akron friends of Mr. J. Sher
man Baldwin, sou of Capt. A. P.
Baldwin, and former mill foreman of
the Akron Iron & Steel Co.'s local
plant, will be pleased to hear that he
svas ironioted yesterday to the im
portant position of superintendent of
the Merchant mills department of
the American Steel & "Wire com
pany's immense business. This
company is the large trust that was
recently organized with a capital of
more than $50,000,000. Mr. Baldwin's
headquarters will be at Cleveland.
PERSONALS.
Mayor W. E. Young lias accepted
in invitation to address the graduat
ing class of the New Merlin High
school at the approaching commence
ment exercises.
A very pretty wedding took place
at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. John
John "Widdersheim, 'MS East Voris
St., on Thursday night at 8 o'clock.
Mr. Leonard W. Crawford and Mits
Susie M. "Widdersheim were the con
tracting parties. Rev. J. W. King,
of the Main st. Methodist church,
performed the ceremony in the
presence of the immediate relatives.
George Shafer, of Johnstown, Pa.,
was lirst best man and Miss Lizzie
Widdersheim, of the same city, was
first bridesmaid. Wylie Crawford
was second befct man and Miss Mag
gie Widdersheim second bridesmaid.
An ample wedding lunch was served
ifter the congratulations. The pres
ents were many and fine. Mr. and
Mrs. Crawford will reside near
Springfield, Ohio.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
roil KENT Nicely furnished room. Cnll
nt 103 Green Rt. 31-as
THE GT. A. & P.
Fancy
Fresh From the ELGIN CREAMERIES DAILY. None Superior.
GREAT REDUCTION IN FR1C
ft l
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A. & P. Laundry Soap, 8
A u
Walter Baker's Cocoa .... 22c
Rio Coffee ....12c to 20c
Runkel's Cocoa 20c
Mixed Teas .... 35c to 70c
Eagle Condensed Milk lGc
Java Coffee 25c to 30c
4 Cakes Ivory Soap
Pearl Tapioca oc
Lea &. Perrin'e Sauce, piut 23c
Courtenay's Original and Genu
ine, Ji pint 12c
English Breakfast Tea 35c to 70c
Sioux Gloss Starch, 3 Bounds . . . 10c
Thea Nectar Tea .. ... 00c.
Burnett's Extracts, Lemon 17c
Burnett's Extracts, Vanilla 23c
ES Ryad Coffee, Genuine Arabian, 35c per
Vl ffi Vi 1 1 Hi n3 f J I I ?f i ul
IMPORTERANT) RETAILERS.
N. B.-0ur store will te closed
"Tiiey inline
"Jenness
Miller" Oxfords
ARE HERE.
Finely made of soft ''Velvettn"
kid on strictly hygienic and
anatomical principles they are
the most comfortable and most
perfect-fitting Oxfords yet de
viled for woman's wear.
Like the famous
"Jenness Miller" Shoes,
they lit the feet at nature in
tended. All women can wear "Jenness
Miller" Oxfords with the assur
ance of enjoying absolute foot
comfort.
Only to be had of us in this
city.
Oxfords $3.00
'Jenne-i Miller Shoes $a..-,o."
122 S. Howard St.
Canned Salmon
Canned Fish
Sardines
Canned Beef
Baked Beans
Salad Dressing
Catsups
Olives
GROCER
127 N. Howard st. Tel. A7S
I
S& G's Pointers.
'I have bought your 60c brag
uncolored Japan tea for ten
years. It's always the same
miality and what I like about
it, it never turns red."
One even quality matched
from year to year, no wonder
the sales are continually in
creasing. "Pleasure to tlrink
it." Pleasure to sell it."
I6AS. Howard st.
Ladles exclusive toiletroom in our store.
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John G. Engolhnrt. Win. F. Kckart
Engelhart & Eckart
$ Plumbers, T?SZS.
? Mfrs.ofthe Engolhnrt Hot AVtUor
? fii'tii'mfor.
S 311 H. Mill st. Tel. 45
All
I desirable
I articles
for
Picnic
Lunches
TEA CO.'S EVERY-DAY PRICES.
Elgin
Creamery
Butter
H ttt
Cakes for s S o Imported
Quaker Oat
A. fc P. OATS
H.O. Oats .
H. O. Buckwheat
Kincsford's Corn Starch.
A. . CORN STARCH
GOOD RICE, 4 lbs
u,c
'c
c
ijy
Jp
isc
A. &P. EXtraCtS, VanUla".!r.'.'lO
Duryea's Starch, 6-pound box ..
Best Rice, 3 pounds
Baker's Gelatine
India Ceylon Tea, '2 pound
Soda or Saleratus
Green Label Ketchup .
I5c
Mi
,n
25e
10('
2oc
7c
15c
148 Sout
Next to Boston Store.
Goods Delivered.
all day, Tuesday, May 30.
Unwise,
Unfortunate
Is the MAN, WOMAN
or CHILD who tries to
dress without a pair of
our
ant
The cost is itbin the
reach of all. Tin1 styles
are elegant: lasts,
shades and fit are per
fect. Great range of
prices.
A. Holloway
143 S. Howard st.
Is Saturday and everybody will want
some nice lresh vegetables tor their
Sunday dinners. Now the place to
buy is at
Foust S Kiffinger
Ve will have everything in vegata
bles, and we know that we can
please you, if you will only give us a
trial order.
"Wouldn't you like to have some
Mineral Water, Birch Reer, Root
Beer, Lemon Sour or some Ginger
Ale. We have it by the bottle,
dozen or case.
1
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214 East Market st.
Tel. T69
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MOTHERS,
We Did Not Forget the
BABIES.
j Wo are showing the "most
A complete line of Babies'
I Shoes in Akron.
When you see them you
will exclaim in admiration:
"Oh, how beautiful they
are."
Have thorn in all colors
and combinations thatmake
them perfectly handsome.
"Nothing too good for baby's
feet." Come- in and have
the pleasure of seeing the
prettiest in the market.
d
121 South Howard st.
& $92&
O. A. Ooddard
PHOTOGRAPHER
5
Arcade Building
isejz
AAA MAAAVWM1 AAAAM
IM. LASKARIS GO.
Now Ready For Business
Carloai of BANATJAS g a 2.
on the track .. i . tSS, S
PER BUHCH, wholesale.
162 S. Howard St., Phone 289.
aturdav
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EXAMINE THEM.
17c.
No Middlemen's Profits.
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SB,
m
(i
li.
Castile Soap
per Cake
A. & P. Gelatine 5c
Runkel's Chocolate 34c
Rival Condensed Milk, 2 cans.... 15c
Royal, Cleveland and Dr. Price s
Baking Powder .
A. & P. Baking Powder. .35c
A El
Large
Size
for 25c
Milkmaid Condensed MilkT. 13c
t Japan Tea
.35c, 40c to 70c
8c
15c to 20C
SANTOS COFFEE
l.X.L. Starch
JAVA AND MOCHA COFFEE
Baker's chocolate....
' Young Hyson Teas
..c
..25ct0 30C
35c
.35c to 70c
ib.
Finest Arabian Java and Mocba
Coffee Imported. TEST IT.
h Howard Street
Telephone 417
Will keep open Woy evening until
COMPLETE.
;The Program For Dr.
Mahar's Anniversary.
Exercises Will Begin Sunday Con-
tinuing Until Tuesday.
i The program for the celebration of
the twenty-fifth anniversary of "Rev.
Father T. F. Mahar's ordination in
j
the priesthood ha. been given addi
tional and finishing touches, and the
exercises will be presented :i foi
kvs: ; Sunday evening Commencing at
1 8 o'clock an entertainment will be
' given in the hall of the St. Vincent
.parochial school by the children.
Although the exercises are primarily
intended to convey from the children
an expression of attachment to Dr.
Mahar, the general public will be
admitted.
Monday Evening Reception to be
tendered by the members of the
church congregation, enactment of
the program to begin at 8 o'clock.
Addresses will be made by members
representing different sections of the
parish. A musical program of a
very high order, to be given by dis
tinguished local talent and artists
from abroad, will follow.
Tuesday morning Commencing at
9:80, the religious ceremonies proper
will be conducted, with the bishop,
Bight Bev. Ignatius F. Horstmann,
of Cleveland, in attendance. The
officiants of the mass will be Bev. T.
F. Mahar as celebrant; Re.v. T. M.
Smyth of East Liverpool, deacon,
and Rev. C. V. Che vraux of Fremont
sub-deacon. Bev. J. F. Kueble of
Massillon will be master of cere
monies. The sermon will be preach
ed by Bev. Win. McMahan of Cleve
land". Preparations for the music of the
mass has been in progress for some
time, and will undoubtedly he very
fine. The orchestral accompani
ment will be Jjambilotte's Paschal
mass in DA large number of the
clergy of the diocese will be present
at the mass. Many of them may al
so be present at the reception Mon
day evening.
After the morning services Tues
day a reception and banquet will bo
given the visiting clergy. Many of
the visitors will respond to toasts at
tho banquet. The remainder of tho
day will be given up to social cour
tesies. The Pianola, the Wonder hf the Age.
The B. Dreher's Sons Co. have
just received n wonderful instrument
called the Pianola. It is a uiano at
tachment and plays the most classic
music with a- touch so fine that it
seems almost incredulous to the
listener that the sweet strains are
produced wholly by mechanical exe
cution.
Flags Decoration Day Flags.
Big htock of flags for Decoration
Day, wholesale ana retail. All sizes
all prices, at J. J. Brasaemle's, suc
cessor to P. It. Smith's 5c and 10c
store. No. 118 South Howard st
Tel. 138.
DRUG STORE SOLD Chas. A.
Todd of Columbus has purchased
Mrs. Laura A. Drako's drug storo at
020 East Market st.
Cutting the Life
SPRING FOOTWEAR
Right in the heart of the season.
ANOTHER WEEK OF EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS
This successful sale the biggest we Jiave ever hud goes on
with unabated vigor. The prices which we quote below are aston
ishingly low for superior goods. It is a sale that appleals most
strikingly to the judgment of every shrewd economist.
Read this partial list of great inducements
Men's and ladies' $3 50 -? A A
and S4 shoes NOW P3.VV
Men's and ladies' 3 and $3
shoes
Men's and ladies' $2 50 and $3 00 ' . CO AA
shoes .NOW PW v
Men's and ladies' $2 $ 1 A
shoes NOW PA.OU
Men's and ladies ' $1 50 ' M Tf
shoes NOW P A
BoysV Misses and Children's Shoes
AT A GREAT REDUCTION. CALL AND EXAMINE OUR GOODS AND
GET PRICES BEFORE GOING ELSEWHERE. WE GUAR-
ANTEE BETTER GOODS AT LESS MONEY THAN
ANY OTHER SHOE HOUSE IN THE CITY.
MILLER'S
NAhi-te. Front
606 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
WE WILL SURPRISE YOU
IF YOU CALL AT OUR PLACE
ae:
UOHT
All the BLUE SERGES and FANCY WORSTEDS of
one of the prominent Rochester clothing manufacturers. They
will be here to-morrow. You can have your share of the benefit.
Ganyard
Reliable Clothiers,
If
and 120 South IVIain Street
-AT
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Every Night This Week.
HARBEKS, "William and Kittle, the
greatest contortion, jngglingand wire
actors in the world.
HOWARD and LIVINGSTON in their
great success, "Scenes in every day
life."
THE WINCHESTERS, musical sketch
artists.
f iviTlliimerv I
We are getting in new goods every
want
I LATEST II IN
Place your order with us. Our specialty is to ftj
please all our friends and patronp. jhi
Mrs. F. Nelson, 624 S. Main st 1
7 'A
I OPEN
5KS
MAY
SPECIALTIES !
SrS5$S$?-
Wire Baskets 25c to 35c."
Lawn Mowers $3.25 to $4
Jardinieres lOcto $1.
Cuspidors lOcto 75c.
Flower Vases 10c to$l.
Borjuet Holders 10c to $1.
Fish Globes 25c to $2.50.
Croquet Sets 75c to $1.75.
Ice Cream Freezers $1.25
to $5.00.
Refrigerators $5 to $15.
Ice Cream Sets $2 to $5.
Fruit Sets $1.00 to $3.00.
Salad Sets $1.25 to $4.00
Berry Sets $1.00 to $2.50
Ul
CHINA HALL.
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' MAX
lb 1 lull IS 0
Out of Prices
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50 C'') fA
NOW
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Shoe Store
SOUTH AKRON
& Myers
Hatters and Furnishers,
Admission, including street car
ride, admission to park and reserved
seats in the theater, 15c round trip.
The best of order Tvill be main
tained in the future as in thepastand
only the best, clean and refined at
tractions will be booked for the
theater.
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MCNCHES BROS., Props.
mt
vou
just
THE LATEST STILE
week, it
RIGHT PRICE Sii
EVENINGS
HARRY A. HAWN; Manager.
GRAND OPENING
COMMEoSCrXG
I
ISunday, May 28
(JIATINEE)
This popular resort will open for
the season with the following excep
tionally flno company of vaudeville
artists:
HARRY EDSON
LaDAZIE
FRANK ELY and
FLORENCE HARVEY
R0SAIRE
ZIMMER
FIELDS and SALINA
15c Car Fare, Round Trip
Admission to grounds and seat in
theater. Buy tickets of conductors.
Entire change of company each
week. Matinee every day except
Monday. Two performances daily.
Wntoh Our Spoolols.
Hero's what we offer this week:
II
No. 1 flour . . . . $100
3 cans tomatoes , .... :25c
4 cans corn . 25c
3 cans salmon ... . 25c
2 very best 25c
1 bottle ammonia 5c
1 bottle blueing" 5c
13 bars soap . 25c
8 pounds sal soda 10c
1 dozen matches 10c
10 pounds salt .. Co
5 pounds salt 3c
3 potlnds salt 2c
Country butter No. I He
WIENER BROS.
224 East Mnrket St.
Tel. 764. Kreuder1 Old Stand
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