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: TIIE WEATHER TUESDAY.
Rain and snow. Wnmner.
Muslin
Under wqar
...At the Old Prices...
It Is a fact thai ready to wear
undergarments aro increasing In
demand and also In price, being
early buyers you can make your
selections hero ut tho old prices
for tho present.
Night Gowns B8i 75e, $1.00 to
?2.00 A big variety to, select from.
Somu of tlicsa garments are ele
gantly trimmed, and for cut and
lit they can't be beat.
"White Skirts BOc, 75c, $1.00 to
$2.00 Doiiblti I ho usunl variety of
styles this season, tucked, frilled,
hembtltclu'd, trimmed with laces
or embroideries; now tloublo
flounces', etc.
Corset Covers 8c, 10c, 12'c to
$1.50 An assortment here to please.
The most fastidious, muslin, cam
bric or Nainsook. Every desirable
shape. Tim latest is a. French
cover without seams.
NOTE Look at our 2.o and l0c
line, they aio the best you fan Ami
at this price. Trimmed with Iaco
'or Hamburg, slnglo or double
rows.
Ladles' Drawers l'Jc, 23c, 30c,
to $1.00 Generous widths, neatly
tucked and tilminud; tho latest
shapes.
Flannoletto Wrappers fiJic Nwu
patterns, extra wldo skht would
bo good vultio at (hie.
lthick Satin Undersklrls r0c tv
5.00 .Made of u good salln, with
rullle and iiccordlau pleating, all
sizes,
Eiderdown Sacfiiofl 50c A great
special. These garmcuts aro worth
7fic today, but they aio an odd lot
that makes tho prices.
150-152 S.Howard st.
IVTS O IM EYX
Airc aosra IT
On Lena Tlmn and Easy Paymonts
WIS will mnku lomu (mm f& to tl.000 on
'VVatohei. DlnmnmlH, Huuaoliolil Ooorts,
l'lntios, Orgni, Hothuh, Wiikoiip, (JiirrliiKiia,
Htorn unci OIIlco Kin lures, MorclmiullBn,
UtocltK. lunula, Jowolry, Iiihunuu'it l'oll
olM. Ilnnm, OiiMtniclK, WITHOUT ANY
l'UUMOJTY WIIATKVIOK AND WITH
OUT HKMOVIKO Til KM KItOAt YOUIl
POaaKBHION.
Elegant Private Offices.
193 South Howard St., &'."1
Moor- IVItll St.
Phone 1522 unlll 9 p.m. Open evealnci.
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To nut Clonii Oimli Into your poukot.
Koto thin lint:
1 lot llov' Vonl Onlf l.ni'i-, tup
solo, ttpnod ,...,. 75o
I lot Youth' Vi-nl I'uif iVici',
llppi'd, , Mta
lot. voiittiH'Hchoof HllllCtl, l.nce,
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1 lot .Moo's Kulilim, (iioiu) ton,
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1 lot WniiiimVi Itiiblicia, v IiIh loo,
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iHot lluih' f 'nil l.uuc, ixlil Intakes
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Hot Liulliik' .Inrinv HIoiiii AIiih-
kits, nnrron, U Krntln Wo
1 lilt MI.IUIl' Hill IK, NlZl1 11 III.' loO
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too, piihint i li, l7osj,iliinil C. 75i
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1 lot lluhy MorcualiiH Hk"
Vi 'lunl" l'Hi'0' ' TRUHKS null
BAGS thiltiiio Uoc'OKl-llirlil.clH.
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SPECIALS
FOR W1CI3K
KN'DINO
Saturday, Fob. '2-1, 1000
n pnckagei Miittlo Mitchell Torn
Flour, Hitokwhi'iit or Old Itellablo
I'liuonko Flour for 'i'e.
(Tlicfcu aro KoiiMiiinhlo goods ond aro
clohed out at wlioh'Hitlo prUvs,)
boxes Unsy Hrlght Move l'ollsli for
30c.
(This Is a paslo polish of best qual
ity.) 15 lbs. best (Iranulated Sugar 'anil
1 lb Star Making Powder for $1.00.
il boxes American Coeoa ror SKe.
Now take your penell and Usurp up
thij ll.it of specials, all rollablu goods.
"What do you ilnd? S1.00 buys tlio lot!
CopiKirii them wllh jlur regular iirires
nuywhoro and what do you llndV You
llnd that you would pay SUMO-Wii:
more, a having of Juit 30 per cent.
Now UiIb 1h Just one week, ni! weeks
In tho year ynu hnvo iho Mime oppor
lunity open to you. ow jou may
fiuy, Oh, yes, I know I could do better
by going to tho China Japan Tea
Htore. but I can t always get down.
JDon't let such an obstlcle bo in your
way of sarlug 30 per cent weekly,
tend, telephone or mall your oidur,
Our wagoiu pass jom- ooor in tho
o)ty. AdUicihxl postal cards fiee,
nsk for llioin.
China & Japan Tea Store
Schumacher & Gammcler
Tel. B0( 104 S, Howard Bt
MASKERS
Enjoyed Themselves.
Many Elaborate Costumes
Were Displayed.
Mrs. Christian Fraze Has
Sore Eyes
As a Result of Visiting tho
Hills of Manchester.
Village Dismissed From Damage Case
Barberton News.
(Special Ccji-respondcnce.)
Watflic'ton, Feb. 10. Tho masquerade
dauco given by tho Inn club Saturday
uvcnlug, was a mopst enjoyable affair.
It was a grand- sup-cess In every way.
All formally jva put aside, each ono
contributing to lhe fun, evidently re
solved to' get their full share of amuse
ment. fSoino of tho costumes were
comical la the extreme, whllo others
rtcto artistic. Tho lilt of the evening
was made by M. Borotvsky aud G. II.
Ilartley, representing Baron Do AVhls
kee and Dupty Ithodes. Their make
ups wero complete, and they mado
their nppearanco amid ringing of bells,
Dusty being drawn In on a small boy's
veloclpnde, by tho Huron. Tho peanut
woman, Mrs. (. W. Dow, followed,
panning befpro her tho famous llarbcr
ton peamit'stnnd. Among others mask
ed wero: Mr. und Mrs. II. A. Oalt as
Uncle Sam ami Goddess of Liberty;
Mr. and Mrs, Wyndecker, sailor aud
Japanese lady; Mr. aud Mrs. E. E.
linker, English duo and Tonsy; Kuth
l.oomls, a ,lup; Etta Marsh, giddy
young school grl; Tlorthn O. llrcnlzcr,'
Normandy peasant; G. Forest Flto
(tone, Louis XIV costumo; 11 ir.
Ilnmlln.Unrlo Paul Kruger; Mr. Camp
bell, priest. .T. K. Itoltlnson was quite
completo In bis impersonation of an
American gentleman. Among Akron
people present wero: Mr. and Mrs.
E. Ucck, G. Forest Firestone, Miss
Martha Hcclc and Miss Ituth r.oomls.
Photographer Coursou took a flashlight
of tho group.
Mrs. Christian Frazo Is confined to
her homo with soro eyes. Saturday
morning she called upon Mrs. Nicholas
Hill, at Manchestor, on business. Mr.
I Froze owns tho housp In which tho
, Hills reside. Uefoie Mrs. Frazo left
tho IIIU home, a rumpus occurred ond
. Mrs. Frazo quit the plnco with two bad
eyes. Slut allege that Mrs. milscratch
cd her and Unit she can hardly see as a
result. This morning alio Mnt for May
or Iiuraut, her sou stating that slio
wanted to havo Mrs. II 111 arrested for
assault and battery.
.1. W. million wart asscised .$1 and
costs for Intoxication by Mayor Dur-
nut thin morning.
A pair of Chain blocks, capacity two
Ions, wero stolen from tho Itapld Tra'n
sit Coinpimy- Saturday night.
In justlco John MeNaiuuia's court
Irwin II. Dague of Western Star had
Chris ChriHtonscu, also of Ihat place,
arrested on a charge of assault and
battery. Chrlstensou denies tho alle
gations, stating that ho attempted to
strike Dague, hut missed his mark.
Tho caso has not yet been set for tilal.
Tim Diamond Malcli Co. has been
dismissed fiom the S.'i.OOO damage cum)
brought by Margin rt Hm-ko against
tho Match Co, and City of llarberton.
If a Judgment for damages Is rendered
tho city will, hao to stand tho full
n.mouut. Fifteen witnesses wero sub
poenaed Saturday evening.
Memorial services In honor of Miss
Francis E. Wlllaid, Into of Chicago,
tho organlxor of the W. C. T. U. wore
held In thn U. It. cliureh last oveu
lng. Tho e'llltlcc was mini. Itov, El,
lnnor A. Klug, 'of Montrose, formerly
of tliH place, made thn inciuorl.il nil
ditsy, J. U. Graham, scietuiy of the Car
rara l?alut Co., left for Baltimore Sat
uiduy ovcnlng to visit his wlto and
family for u for days.
Mr, and Mrs, A, U. Ackermau re
turned from ("lew-land this monilu'T.
Franlf Gpod, 1, H. McNeil, IV, ;.
A PERFECT HEALTH BREAD
IStea2SiSeaSflKt!rrCTic3J3
BAKED PROM
Purina Health Flour
Which contalnt all the nourishing
elements ol (lluterean Wheat.
OOLO DY
S. B. LAFFERTY,
106 S. Howard St.
This flour comos to mo very
highly rocommonded and somo of
thoso who have used tho bread
sneak vory highly of thn product.
S. B. LAFFERTY.
Walsh & Co.
Is tho place to buy
Climax Stoves, Ranges
and House Furnish
ing Goods.
SPECIAL PRICES
On Guns, Ammunition and
Hunting Ooata. Bo sure to
examino the principlos of
our
Hot Air Furnace
You will say. like othors
have said : "it is the BEST
in tho market."
No. 1050 South Wain st.
Near Hankey Lumbor Oo.
Phone 1044.
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Natural
Of Children and Adults
quickly arranged by...
BESAW
The Natural Artist
and. Photographer.
Your portrait skotohed
from life or photo at, tho
studio,
I3S S. Howard
Graham & Baum
Fire
Insurance
Representing tho
following companies :
PIREMEN'S,
,. Kttnbllshed 18:5
NEW YORK FIRB,
Kutnbllslioil lft)2
MANHATTAN FIRE,
Established 131H
MILLERS' &. MANF'G,
. ... . . KstnblUliod lfiSl
COLONIAL,
a EMnlillsUoil 18W
STATE OF ILLINOIS,
Kstnbllsheu 1815
'PH0HE 379.
Graham & Baum
Central Office Block.
Itaymond, nnd U. G. Fredrick of Ak
ron enjoyed Sunday at the Inn.
James llaker of Akron .h now ..
ographor for tho Carrara Palut Co.
The l.ledertafel will havo now and
attrue'tivo features at thq prize mi,h.
iiuenulo Tuesday' Qveiilug, Keb. 20.
Qujck and suio Is Stewart's
Tablets. M druggists.
Cold
The advanced 'jlasa of thq Militant
Daneing Academy will bo changed this
week from Wednesday to Tliursduy ev
enlng. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
l'OK HHNT-SIs; nlco rooms with all
Hie latest Improvements, over AVhlte.
Ijiw's cigar htorc, -108 East .Market
st. lnquiro at the store. 20t-20d
Pretoria and Jolinnneeburt; aro the principal cities of tho Tranpvanl, Jotorla, the capital, has a population of
about 10.UOO and Is connected by iall with Lorenzo Marques, tho, Portugal noaport ou Dclagoa bay. A railroad e2so
runs from Pretoria to oliaunesburd the great mining city of tho Transvaal, and cou'nects with railroads traver
ins Qapp Colony, a,mj Jtyta). ' '. ,
ELLSWORTH
Wins the Postoff ice Fight
at Hudson.
His Nomination Sent to Senate by
President Today,
Washington, ,1'cbV 10.-(SpI.) Tho
postoinco light at Hudson Iwas ended
today by tho apolntmcnt of Charles
H Ellsworth. HJs nomination was
sent to -the Senate 'Monday by tho
President. Tlioro will be no contest
over tho confirmation.
Ellsworth Is a relative of Gen. Dick.
Ho owes hlsapolntnlcnt to that fact.
There wero several other candidates.
Among those who mado an active
canvass for tho place wero Messrs.' Ci
P. need, H. E. Leo aud R. T. Mller.
Tho term, of Postmaster W. W. Lewis
expired on tho fifth of this month.
Mr. Ellsworth will assumo tho duties
of tho office as soon as his appoint
ment is confirmed and his bond ac
cepted. Tho costumes-worn at tho Lleder.
tafel masquerade Tuesday evening,
Feb. 20, will be a sight worth seeing.
Card of Thanks.
Mr. E. B. Slsler and children floslro
to return their slncero thanks to
friends and neighbors for kindness
shown at the death of Eluora O. Sls
ler; nlso to pastors and choir.
Ttio Coat of Itoynltr.
The Duko of Cambridge, cousin of
Queen Victoria, has received more
army pensions than nuy other member
of English royalty. In 1850. on the de
cease of his father, the country voted
him an annuity of $GO,000 a year. At
18 years of ago ho became a colonel, at
20 a major general. In 18j4 a lieutenant
general, two years later a general on
full pay, six years later a Held marshal
at $22,500 a year, and In 1801 he was
appointed a colonel of tho Grenadier
guards at $10,000 a year. His resi
dence, Gloucester House, he, of course,
occupies rent-and tax free, equivalent
to about $12,000 per annum. Ho holds
tho rangershlp of St. .lames', Green
nnd n.vde parks, which Increases his
annual Income by about $11,000, be
sides oVe? - 520.000 yhch he draws
yearly as rental,of his estate near Wim
bledon. - . ' ' '
Somo Sritl. faction.
"Good thing I mado dat rule never
ter leave er house without takln sopie
thin wld me." Tjpes.
Think They l.oolc AU'llljtht.
I She Men are more conceited about
their looks tli.iu women.
He-I'rove It.
She Men always put, their hats on
without looking In the glags. Chicago
Uocord.
Thoauht It Wn. n I'llnllnn.
I ftniiln'l .i4... ..t .1... I.n....... tn. l..l.
d.d you Gltaon" Ti" W
. ly turned panegj rip."
"I didn't know Gibson was nn aero-bat,"-CIevelautl
I'laln Dealer.
Wo Sell tho
Best Butterlne
Made at i6oa pound.
Viortor Bros.
Corner High and Market sts.
, SPECIAt AKK0UKCEMEKT.
wo httvu oponi'd mi nttorniinn nnrl
eteninitlirmiH Outline Hohool, whore
Imlli'S run icnrn tho ontlro urtnt
RESSMAinr(0....nii(l tofloh "Tho I.i.
dies' Kinni'h Tnllor eyBtem." Onll
nnd Invostleato.
... ,, EDWARDS ft HAUH0H.
IK B. Hownru, oir Hold' shoe Btoro
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PREfORIA, THE BOER CAPITAL
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Sweeping
.TTTr 2lV1T?J.mVeTmOry01eflvnnco Sale Pns a
WHY SHOULDN'T IT? Such bargains ns wo offer
50c, 75c,
m Have never been equalled
j,6 uuu uui, every siow soiling uno, every discontinued line is yours at swcepincly It
m reduced prices. Best selection won't wait for late com ors. 4
m ... When in search of
at 122 South Howard
pieaso you.
SPECIAL PRIOES OP TRUNKS
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Up-to-Date
Shoe and Trunk House,
Stile Light on tllatorr.
To tho surprise and consternation of
Itcgulus, the Iloman general, when
about to penetrate still farther Into the
enemy's country, an enormous serpent,
half a mile long and as large around
as n meeting house, suddenly opposed
bis progress.
Nothing daunted, however, Regulus
led his army against tho colossal rep
tllo. "Still," he muttered in bitterness of
soul, "when I send the story of this
battle back to Ro'me they will merely
sny I have been drinking!"
Which appears, moreover, to be tho
view the historians took of It. Chlcagd
Tribune.
How u Man Thinks Ho Looka,
The first time he wears a fancy vest.
Baltlrooro Herald.
III. Ilu.lno. Cnrcer.
"I should think you would havo your
boy trained for somo business."
"I am." ' -
"But he's nover dono a day's work In
his life."
"That's true."
"He doesn't know anything except
how to dress, dance nnd talk nonsense."
"True, again, but that's part of the
training for his life purpose."
"Well, what do you expect to mako
of him?"
"The husband of an heiress." Chica
go I'ost.
A.tont. hed the Doorkeeper.
On the opening day of tho session of
tho Fifty-sixth congress, says The Cri
terion, n tall, gaunt man, shnmhllug of
gait, with "high water" trouseis, a
slouched hat mashed In any old way
and an overcoat that needed brushing,
proseuted-himself nt tho center door of
thp house of representatives. He start
ed to walk right In. but was stopped by
ono of the doorkeepers, who sulci to
him testily, "Say, don't you knov you
can't go In there?"
"No, I didn't know It, my friend. I
thought 1 could," he said mildly.
"Nobody but members allowed In to
day." "Well, I'm a member Congressman
Gusbtnan of'Wasblngton."
"Oh, I beg your pardon. Walk right
In."
As Mr, Cuoliman strode Into the hall
tho astonished doorkeeper looked after
him for a moment nnd then, turning to
his assistant at the door, said: "Say,
Bill, did jrovi sco that? Well, after that
I ain't got tho nerve to stop anything."
Che Helped Kim Ont.
Ho was quoting Tennyson's "Blng,
happy bells, ncross the snow."
"What's that line. Molly." he asked,
"about 'rlno'ln tho new?' I'vo forgot
ten t."
"So have I," sho replied, cut how
will this do:
"Thll ilia I wur will nevrr Co;
nine ou th old ring Id th. nwt"
Than he suld that she ought to be so
rlous. Atlanta Constitution,
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Inventory
Shoe Reductions.
a a
$1.00, $1.25, $1.50
in Akron. Besides" this, every winter shoo, every odd if
anything kept by a strictly
street, and make your wants
Bro
122 South
The most.
important arti
cles in any cuisine
are the cottce and
butter. The best hos-
telrics in the United States
Serve Blankc's "FAUS
BLEND" Coffee, so extensively
advertised in high-grade magazines.
At our store you can get in "FAUST
BLEND" Coffee at 40c. per pound exactly
the same coffee for your own tabic
served exclusively on the tables of the
famous hostclrics of lhe United States:
GRAND PACIFIC. Chicago,
IIOTKL IM'tSTF.R. Mllirankec,
RUSSUI.I, HOU3K, Detroit, Mich.
WADASIt K. R. DINING CAR9.
' ARLINGTON HOTEL. Hot Springs, Ark.
EATTKKY PARK IIOTHL, AUcl!lt, N. C.
TONY 1'AUbT'S CAFE. St. Louis, Mo.
ST. JAMES. Jacksonville, IMa.
SCHENLEY HOTEL. Pittsburg.
iuussiif.L nousK, netroii, Mich. SMOoStSttWaSi
WADASIt K. R. UININ'G CAR9. ltRKWlEi
ARLINGTON HOTEL. ITot Sarlncs. ArV. yKRSAASSm
NeSan
ros
LEADING GROCERS.
FH0HE 376.
OUR COFFEE
Is tho most ooinpleto in the city. We carry a line of tho BEST COFFEES
put up. Our own brands put up for us by Chase & Sanborn, have no
equal. AVo also cany a full lne of Blankes Coffees, including his famous
'Faust" brand. Givp us a trial on
; 1
He Knew III. Dn.lno.a,
"I noticed after you left the house
this morning 'yqu went back again
Don't you know that's unlucky?"
"Well, It would have been a-s'good
deal uuluckler for me If I hadn't gone
back. My wlfo called, mo." Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
Yon Can Get Henri. For That.
She Did you have, any luncheon to
day? Tie No; It was nothing but lunch. It
only cost 15 cents. Detroit Free Press.
Twnnty Ilravn SJen Killed.
IWDO.v, Feb. IS). A dispatch to Tho
Times from Mnanwpoorfc describing tho
retirement to Arundel, draws attention
to tho dovotiou of ?0 ineu of tho Vic
toria mounted rifles, who wero caught
in a trap aud died to a man, fighting to
the last.
all
?o Eli
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AVOVlbIMK
. T. Cutter & Co
Exclusive Agents for AKron, o.
L. J. HEFFERNAN, SS
Repairing
20A Xttf. IVJearlco-t st.
POINTED ARGUMENT
One-baif the cost of maklne beer Is paid for labor. The employ
ment of labor, at jjbod waces, by her Institutions, Is the life of any city.
Why not then, If you drink beer
Drink Remier'sy?ifnitS: Lager Beer
And keep the money that you pay for it in circulation at home?
Golden Band Bottled Beer, in pints or quarts . , Tel 30
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pronounced success.
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urto - date shoe hmiRA. o.n.11 ffl
known. We are sure to $
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DEPARTMENT
Cofloes and seo It we can't please you.
lndl.pon.ablc.
"Somebody's been again at my writ
ing deskl It's always so when I want
to work!"
"What's missing Ink, pen?"
"No, my corkscrew!" Unsero Gesell
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Good Ground For Suspicion.
Mudge I can't help suspecting the'
sincerity of a man that always agrees
with me.
Yabsley I should think you would
suspect his sanity. Indianapolis Press.
It's a mistako to imagine that itch
ing piles con't bo cured; a mistako to
suffer a day longer than you can help..
Doan's Ointment brings instant re-1
lie and permanent cure. At any drug
store, 50 cents.
Not.
WiUmMm
SiMa'iEISw s3
4, ,.
Impobu on your time to ask you to
read a cataloguo of 15 or 20 pages,
describing the merits of the.
Satoria Shoes
?Pliey speak for themselves. Youi
Inspection will be better than 100
l pages, of .praise. Call aud sco them.
If onco you have tho SATORIA yot.
will buy no other.
Price $2.50
For salo ojily at tho old established
shoe houso of i ,
no S. Howard Street.
Promptly attended to at
lowest prices
Tl. 649
Qrent cut in the price of
Guitars, Mandolins, Banjos,
Violins, Accordeons, Harps,
etc., one-half off (or 30 days. Call at
once for bargains.
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