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Store Talk for
SATURDAY
SHOPPING.
$8.00
Exclusive styles in Golf Caries
made of dark blue golfing; also
heavy tan coating with plaid ruf
fle and hood. r
$5.00
At this price it is hard to get golf
capes. We have a few very nobby
garments for Saturday sale.
$10.00
Ladies' beaver jackets in black,
dark blue, brown and gray, lined
in satin, guaranteed to wear two
seasons or we re-line the garment
free of charge.
$1.00
60 in. homespuns in light and dark
grey, purple, theater mixture and
brown, all wool, just the cloth for
rainy day skirts.
7Sc
40 in. all wool homespuns in all the
leading shades, also cheviots,
granites, crepons and suitings.
These are all popular goods and at
a popular price.
42c
1 case of gents' wool fleece lined
underwear, the same as you pay
60o for.
$1.00
Gents' camel hair and Shetland
wool nnderwear, nice and soft, in
all sizes.
$1.25
Are you troubled with colds in
winter? Try our double breasted
back and front camel hair gar
ment. It is a sure preventive.
25c
Boys' camel hair fleeced under
wear in all sizes. Only one case.
Next lot will be higher.
$1.00
All the best makes corsets, inclu
ding Kabo, Thompson's Glove
Fitting, .Chicago Waist, etc., in
all sizes.
We handle the best $1 kid glove
in the country today, guaranteed.
150-152 South Howard St.
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We Sell
CBOOL
SHOES
Of the same reliable quali
tyjliat yon find in
Men and Womens'
Footwear
That is the kind that wear,
and the kind to buy for the
Boys and Girls
Special Prices on
Trunks and Satchels
SMITH'S
! Better Than a Cow"
Grandmother's
J$b a m
3 Cans 25c
Condensed
Milk,
Fresh Roasted Coffees 12c, 15c, 20c and 25c.
Estate Not Large. JHuyler's Cocoa 22c. Vanilla Chocolate 10c. A.&P.Table Salt 5c. Pioneer Soap Cleaner 5c.
;A&P Extracts, vcd
Property Consists of
Cleveland Real Estate.
Year's Allowance Made
For His Widow.
Will of Late Frank Seil Filed
Friday.
Asks That Stockholders be Assessed
Court News.
DaiycaV Starch, S-l!i.box
iiesnuce, 8 pounds..
jjacer . ueinnne
10c
2oc
India CeylonTea, pound..
Royal Cocoanut 5c
Roda orSalurntus . . .. 7c
Green Label Ketchup T.7.3T .Zll5c
Pride of the Farm Ketchup 10c
Campbell's Famous
Soups 10c Can
Mock Turtle, Clam Chowder,
Beef, Consomme,
Vegetable, Ox Tail, Chicken
Gumbo, Tomato, Chicken,
Tomato Okra, Julienne.
Fancy Elgin
Creamery
BUTTER
A & P is?dIT 8 Cakes for 25c
Soap
Milkmaid Condensed Milk
J span Tea.
Elastic Starch
Santos Coffee .............:
I. X. L. Starch
Java and Mocha Coffee . :
Baker's Chocolate ........ . ..
Young Hyson Teas..... !
A & P BaU Blue, 8c 1
, Bulk lb.
I' Ammonia 10c lb. can
Coleman's Mustard
At? Mnstarl. 23 27
A t P Pepper l 22
A t P Glncer 1? 22
A P Cloves 19 23
I A & P Allspice ..- I" 33
A i P Cinnamon. 37 SO
lA 4 P Cinnamon. ..... 57 n
13c
SOc to 7Uc
8c
15c to SOc
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35c to SOc
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85c to 70c
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All Goods Warranted or Money Will be Refunded.
ur& Toas 30o, 3Sc, ftOc, SOc, SOc, 70o per pound.
THE GREAT ATLANTIC & PACIFIC TEA COMPANY,
Thos. A. Smith, Mgr.
No Middlemen's Profits.
Phone 417.
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REID BROS. I
Up-to-Date
Shoe and Trunk House
122 S. Howard St.
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THE WILCOX-BRUNER CO.
Loan money In any sum at lowest rates no
delay. Insist on abstract when you pur
chase. We make them correct and reason
able. A burglar policy protects you, costs
little and given satisfaction; accident,
cyclone, plate glass, boiler and employes
indemnity insurance.
Phone l 5. Office, 232 S. Main st.
FEEHCH DRESS CUTTTJIG SCHOOL
Over Eeli Bros. Shoe Store. Now is the
time to learn how to cut and make
ovary style of ladies' and children's
eannents. No limit to lessons.
Every lady is Invited to call and In
vestigate our work.
EDWARDS & HARM03.
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INCREASED The pension of
David Rittersbach of this city ha
been increased from ?6 to $8 per
month.
The estate of Clarence D. Smith
assistant superintendent of the A. B.
& C railroad, who was killed in the
collision last summer is small.
An inventory was filed in Probate
court Friday. He had no personal
property. The only property con
sists of a parcel of real estate in
Cleveland. His widow is allowed
$900 for her year's support, and fjO is
sot off for each of the two children.
Will Filed. ! v;
The will of the late Frmik Seil as t if
filed in Probate court Friday. Ho
jrives his wife, Mary S. Seil, a life in
terest in his estate, provided she
remains unmarried. He directs that
his children be given a good educa
tion. Mrs. Seil is to look after his
mother to that extent of care and
kindness that would have became
his moral duty had he lived. All
real estate is to remain unsold until
the youngest child is of age. After
Mrs. Soil's death the property is to
be distriouted equally between the
four children Emma, Mary, Nich
olas and Jennie. If any of the chil
dren receive an advancement it is to
be charged against them in the final
distribution. All are to receive an
equal share unless by disobedienco
or wrong conduct they forfeit their
share.
Stockholder's Liability.
In the case of Julius E. "Wilhelm
vs. the Selberling Milling company,
A. B. Taylor has filed an anBwer and
cross petition asking that the liabil
ity of stockholders be enforced. His
claim amounts to $4,500- He holds a
note dated March 17, 1806. The
stockholders and the amount held by
each is as follows :
John F. Seiberling . $07,000
J. H: Seiberling 13,500
S.H.Miller ... 10.5CO
J.E. Wilhelm 18,600
Charles Wilhelm 100
F. A. Seiberling 1,000
Charles Seiberling !00
L. C. Miles 1,000
Ii .C. Pitkin, et al, assignees . 8,300
Amended Petition.
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ji- that fits wears longer. A shoe that fits looks better, besides there's the comfort.
ti SHOES THAT GO OUT with our full guarantee only the best makes of the best makers
w find a place in our stock only the newest goods and finest styles kept.
W No. 425 Box Calf, calf lined', double sole, at .. . . "... .... .. S3. SO
J) No. 413. Kid, kid lined, double sole, at. . . - $3.50
No. 501 Russian Calf, drill lined, double sole, at $3.50
No. 391 Box Calf, drill lined, double sole, at .. ..'.... $3.00
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Small Pox Case Quarantined.
Miss Esther Frank of 321 South
South College st. is quarantined on
account of small pox. The case is
not considered a dangerous one. In
reference to the case Sanitary Po
liceman Hoye said : "Every person
who was exposed to the disease has
been quarantined. The health
authorities are not alarmed in the
least. We do not anticipate any out
break of the disease in this city."
Dr. Ion A. Jackson, the Popular
American Tenor, and Frederick Bos
covitz, the Famous Hungarian
Pianist, at Militant Hall, Nov. 10.
The finest musical treat of the season.
LEG BROKEN A well dressed
young man was brought from Kent'
to the county infirmary today. Hisj
l6gwas broken. The young man's
name has not yet been learned. It is
said he was looking for work when
the accident occurred.
ARMOR NEEDED BADLY.
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O'Neil Makes an Appeal
Congress.
MATTER HOST BE
If Not the Goterninent W1U Hare to
Quit Building Armored Ships Asks
That Congress Provide Enough to Buy
Krupp Armor For Certain Veweli.
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Ladies' Suits That Suit.
Jackets That Fit.
Golf Capes That Take.
The most remarkable stock we have ever offered. The
mild weather has given us a chance to catch our breath, and
we are now better prepared than Ave have ever been to suit
you in this great, department. Over 500 Jackets have come
in within ten days the very latest extremes.
.larlrnta at CA CC A A Cn $7 $7 K( nn
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Golf Capes $5 to $25 L
Cloth and Fur Trimmed Capes $3.50 to $20 k
Ladles' Suits . . $8, $9, $10, $12.50 and up
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best $S Collarette ever offered in the citv.
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A very extensive collection, and at quite moderate price.
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An amended petition has been filed
in the case of E. F. Pfluegervs.E. A.
Pflueger,
Marriage Licenses.
Edwin S. Harrington, Akron
Laura Dalrymple, Akron .
Andrew J. Nelson, Seville.
Ora Harris, Barberton
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CAR FAMINE
May Delay the Erection
of Hamilton Building.
Cannot Get Steel to be Used In Struc
tureAgents Hustling.
The scarcity of freight cars alloVer
the country is crippling business to a
big extent.
The local freight agents keep the
closest tab on all cars and yet they
cannot commence to get enough for
the shipment of Akron products.
Elsewhere the conditions are the
same. Mr. Will Christy telephoned
to the Carnegie Steel Co. at Home
stead, Pa., today, to learn when the
steel would arrive in Akron for the
Hamilton building. He was told
that all available space in Carnegie's
yards was packed with steel and
that it was utterly impossible to get
enough freight cars to ship the fin
ished products. No definite date
could be given when the steel would
reach Akron.
LIKE GOOD COMPANY?
You'll have lots of it if you
always have a supply of the Model
Bakery's homo made candy at
your homes.
IT'S THE BEST
BECAUSE TT'S PURE.
Sold wholesale and retail.
A sk your grocer and candy stores
for the Model Bakery's home made
candies sold wholesale and retail.
Call and see our fine line of
Fancy Box Candy. Only leading
makes sold here.
S. B. LAFFERTY,
Phone 394 1 06 South Howard St. E
VETERANS.
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Specials For
This Week
Country-made flour .. ...$J.OO
Pat. A flour .$105
Dider vinegar, per gallon 15c
Potatoes, per bushei SOC
8 bars best laundry soap 25c,
All package coffee lie
Oyster crackers 5c
Onions, per bushel 60c
Cried peaches, per pound ..., 10c
O ur best oil , per gallon 10c
1 pound coffee FREE with every
pound of our new crop 50c tea.
J. G. Herbruck
186 S. Howard st.
the local Republican Campaign
Committee has not yet selected a
chairman for the Foraker meetiug,
to be held next Thursday. The
Democrat offers the suggestion free
of charge that a commission be sent
posthaste to the Utah "Bad Lands," .
where Ex-Mayor Harper is sojourn- J
ing among the fierce Indians, with :
the information that the meeting J
will be be a flat failure unless he ac- i
cepts the chairmanship. As chair- j
man of the Foraker meeting several , J
years ago Mr. Harper mado such an
impressive speech (talking two hours '
and a half) that perhaps Mr. Forakei ,
himself has not forgotten it. Take
the Democrat's advice, Capt. Wag
oner: Get Harper for chairman.
Plumbing and Heating.
Repairing steam and hot water sys
tems and steam fitting a specialty.
Engelhart Eckarf
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BILLIARD ROOM F. S. Ozier
will open a billiard and pool room in
the Walsh block on Main st. within
two weeks. The furnishings will be
the finest in the citv.
Mayor W. E. Youug and Attorney
W. E. Snyder delivered excellent
addresses to the Democratic voters
at Coventry Thursday evening. The
meeting was held in the Town Hall
and was well attended.
Hon. Robert I. Kevin of Say toft
addressed a fair sized Republican
meeting at Tracy hall, Barberton,
Thursday evening. A large crowd of
Akron Republicans were present.
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SHOES
Washington-, Oct. 27. The navy de
partment has made public tho report of
Rear Admiral Charles O'Neil,-' chief of
ordnance. It shows a satisfactory con
dition of affairs iu the ordnance branch
of the service iu all departments save
that of armor.
Congreos last year limited the price
of armor to $J00 per ton. Only one
firm put iu a bid and that at $450 per
ton. 'J liese bidders had no mannfact-
uimgpliut whatever and the bid was
not tousidoreu.
The contractors claimed that it was
impoMiole to bupply Krupp proee&s ar
mor lor $JU. per tou, and the depart
ment, iu older to avoid a delay in the
completion of certain vessels already
contracted for, was obliged to contract
for a comparatively small amount of ar
mor, aggregating -J.268 tons tor the
vest,elb ot the Maine class and for the
four harbor defense monitors. There
remain still to be contracted lor u total
ot 21,45$ tons for the three battleships
of the Maine class, for tho three hattle
fchipa authorized by the act of March. 2,
lSUJ, una for the thiee first-class eruii
ers. He deplores the suggestion that the
ordinary face hardened armor should
be used in the new vessels and urges
that the mutter should be laid before
cougre&s as scon as it assembles, and
that it be urgently requested to make
such provision in the early days ot the
session by joint resolution or otherwise
as will enauie the navy department to
make contracts not later than January,
1000, lor the best quality of armor that
can be obtained. The same should also
be done, he says, for the six armored
vessels authorized by the act of March
3, ISO!).
Tne question of a government armor
factory, he says, should have no bear
ing upon the bupply of armor for the
Maine, Ohio and Missouri, as it would
be impracticable to- obtain armor from
such a source in time to complete these
vessels. He say, in conclusion, that it
is qmtu evident that the building of
armoied chips of war must soou be dis
continued by .tliis government nnless
the vexed question of the supply and
cost of armor can bo disposed of.
CONDITION OF IMMIGRANTS.
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Boys' and Youths'
Footwear
Is a specialty with us. Therefore, wc are able
to show you only the latest styles in this line.
See our
Strong & Garfield $5 Shoe
They are the leaders of fine footwear; all
leathers on the up-to-date lasts. Our
Medium-Priced Shoes at $3 & $3.50
Cannot be duplicated in Akron at this price.
Try a pair and be convinced.
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Willi St.
vings Bank
123 East
Under Akron
There's IVIcicH in a 1-3 a -fc.
It has more to do with the personal appearace of the wearer than
el.
any other article of apparel
All
Can't wear the same style hat
The Bemocratic meetings held at
Tallmadge and Johson's Corner
Thursday evening were well at
tended, and the speakers enthusias
tically applauded.
Robert Bandlow, candidate for
Governor of the Socialist Labor
Party, will deliver an address at
Grace Park Sunday atternoon.
Made For Greentown.
Sheriff Kelly said today that it
was thought that the pursued thief
had gone to Greonsburg, where in
all probability he had boarded a
freight car.
And make two-thirds of your
life comfortable.
Ladies', in Vici-, Willow and
Box Calf, made with light and
heavy soles; shoemaking the
best, and styles the latest.'
Men's, in Willow, Vicis,
Wax and Box Calf, made on
popular lusts.
Can yon allord to miss buy
ing a pair of these shoes, this
fall?
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K.O.T.M. Dancine Academy, Shomaclitr Block
Mrs. Borthu Clirlstman, instructor: John
Slee. nsslstnnt. Beginners' class Monday
evening, 7 to S:30 p. m., dancing
biikmcu ot evening from 8:30 to 11
Ii. in. Pilvale Instruction hi- i.
ment. TvnUiliig children socletv nnS fancv
dunces a specialty. Class Saturday at 2 p.ni.
For further Information apply at hnll S to
4 p.m. and . to S p.m. or at residence, SOS
High st. Moray's Orchestra.
SID MOTtEY. General .Manager.
Local News
Inside.
Coimtiistiouer l'ouderly Gate Fact8 Ke
gardlnsr Foreigners AVlio Had Arrived.
Wasiii.ngton, Oct. 27. Commissioner
of Immigration Powderly, in his report,
said that of immigrants that had ar
rived 00,441) eoulu neither read nor
write and 1.02J could read but were un
able to wnte. As to amount of money
brought, o'J,071 had each $50 or over
and 174,013 had each les-. than 10. The
total amount ot money exhibited to otli
cers was .,41 l,40i. Tncru wuru re
turned to iheir own countries within
one ytir aft' r arrival 2G;i.
J.u addition to tW paupera and 308
alien contract laborers debarred on the
Canadian and Mexican borders, there
were retused admission 1 idiot, IU in
sane persons, ,o'J'J paupers or persons
likely to become public charges, ""J4(j
diseased peisous, 8 convicts, o2 assisted
immigrants and 741 contract laborers,
making a total of 3,703. The numoer
of contract laborers debarred last year
exceeded the number for the nest pre
ceding year by 77 per cent.
luo recommendation ot last year is
repeated as to the necessity for trans
ferring the immigration stations at
Canadian ports to certain designated
points on our northern boundary. Tho
immigration through Qanada has largely
increased and the care exercised by the
immigration officials at tho American
ports is merely diverting the tide of im
migration through a channel offering
little obstruction.
With regard to the islands now held
under military authority as an outcome
of the war with Spain, the opinion is
expressed that the prompt extension of
the immigration laws to them by order
of the secretary of war will avoid many
embarnissmeu ts.
I.uo Kttli'Hsrd I'rom Qtiarauttne.
Xlw Yokk, Oct. 27. Major General
Fitzhugh Lee, who arrived on tho
steamship Haaua on Wednesday, was
reluasLd lrom quarantine. He declared
he could not understand why ho and
hib sccrctaiy were detained for observa
tion at Hollman island while others who
arrived on the same vessel were allowed
to pass (itiarantine without detention.
General Lee looked the picture of health.
He will proceed to Washington on Sun
day and then visit his family in Virginia.
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We have many styles
Hats
That feel comfortable on the head. We sell good hats.
Do You Noed a Hat?
Look at our lines of $2.00 and $3.00 hats in soft and
stiff.
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Reliable Clothiers, Hatters and Furnishers.
118 and 120 Main Street.
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER
Pead this list carefully :
A No. 6 wash bas'U
Bread pans
Pie tins (large size)
Bust pans -
JFiro shovel
Pot covers
Lamp chimneys.
Pancake turners
Bread knives
Spoons (large size)
Can openers
Tack pullers
Match safe , . ....
Machine oil
Axle greese, per box
White ohina dinner plates
White china cups and saucers
Five dozen clothes pins..
Tar soap
Crabapple soap
4 bars castilo soap
Fine decorated tumblers . . .
Winb glasses
Goblets
Also the following: Special Bargains:
1 No. 8 wash boiler 45c
1 No. 7 wash boiler 40c
1 large clothes basket 45C
1 bowl and pitcher 48c
12-piece toilet 6et $3.98
lOO-pitee decorated dinner net $5.98
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E WANT TO SEE YOU
SATURDAY.
We have some great values
I to offer you in
FURNITURE,
CARPETS,
LACE CURTAINS,
DRAPERIES,
OH CLOTH and
LINOLEUM.
VIERING BROS. A" .?' H0!lN'
k uu utu suueeuiuKatuiu prices,
ft which means a saving of S S per
Pcent to you.
City 5c and 10c Store,
S. Main St.
154 S. Main St., and Tracy-
Block, Barberton, O.
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25,000 Worth
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The old firm of the Buc&ceve ClothinHouse. 135 S. Hnuail ;c n-inr1ii-o- nn it KiKinP. mid have
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othirig, Furnishing Goods, etc.
Which must be sold at a great sacrifice before .Timuary 3, KNJO. No-thing: spa red all must KO. If you need an Overcoat, Ulster, for man or boy, a Suit, Duck Coat, Mack
mtosh, I ants, bhirt, Woves Hat, Hosiery, Collars, Jewelry, etc., elc., riovv is your time to lay in a suDply. Remember, we are quitting the Clothing business, and must sell
the entire stock of goods. No reasonable oiler will be refused. Store closed to mark down goods. rr-w-
Sale Begins Next Saturday and Continues Until January 1, 1900.
HENRY HERMAN, Successor to Buckeye Clothing House, 135 S. Howard St., Look '"SOT 135
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