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AKK03S DAt&Y DiSMOUEAT. 3TRIDAV. X?OVEAJLI3EIl 22, 11)01.
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CLEVELANDS
may cost a little more per can,
but it insures perfect, whole
some food. In fact, it is more '
economical in the end, because
it goes further in leavening
and never spoils the food.
SPEAKER.
Price Will Surely
Named.
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CLEVELAND CAKING POWDER CO.
NEW YORK
You cannot, if you value good health, afford
to use cheap, low-grade, alum baking pow
ders. They are apt to spoil the food; they
do endanger the health. All physicians will
tell you that alum in food is detrimental.
DEMAND
For Rubber Ma
chinery Grows.
A Local Concern
Branch Out.
May
Reclaiming Plant In Liverpool
Should Do Well.
The demand for rubber machinery
continues large. Local manufacture! b
of this class of work lire busy and
there Is talk that ono of the principal
concerns will build a much larger
plant than It now occupies, passing, it
may be, Into a corporation Instead of
an individual concern.
popular verdict on them Is certainly not
ono of undiluted nppioal."
"Some ycais ago while at Martins
burg, W Va., I was taken with cholera
morbus, which was followed by diar
rhoea. The doctor's medicine did me
no good. I was ndv.Iscd to get n bot
tle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy which I did, ami It
cured hie sound and well." G. A. Mor
ris, Kmbrcevlllc, Ta. Sold by all diug
gists. B. Stolnbachcr & Co., whole
sale ngents.
OPERA HOUSE.
Referring, It Is believed, to the
Northwestern Hubber Co, In which
Akron men arc Interested n new rub
ber reclaiming concern In Iilveipooi
a Great Biltaln corioHpondent of The
India Hubber "World says:
"The leceut es.tabllsb.mont of a recov
ered rubber works In the neighbor
hood of Liverpool, under American au.
spices, recalls the suggestion made In
The India Hubber World from nn Eng
lish source some time ago, that such
a works If conducted on a largo scale
ou American principles would be sure
to provo a success I am wilting
without any details of the new ven
ture, but presumably the bulk of the
raw material will bo shipped from
America, ns otherwise It is dllllcull to
sec how It could bo obtained lu sulll
clent quantity, In Great ltrlliilu, nt
any rato. No doubt moic and more
recovered rubber is being used, and
In many cases It has displaced the oil
substitutes. At the bamo time tin
manufacturers of It liavo Increased,
nnd competition Is becoming somewhat
acute. A prominent Londoiudally pa
por recently contained an advertise
ment to the effect that a Gorman house
requited a good agent In England to
collect wnstc rubber, though this reads
somewhat curiously In faco of tlio fact
that plenty of German wasto Is on
offer to English rocovored rubber man
ufacturers. It may be said, howover,
that somewhat Inflated prices asked by
the Germans have mlllluted against the
progress of their export trade In this
article, In England, at any rate, and
their Ideas on this head will have to
undergo considerable modification If a
material lucrcaso In business Is to re
sult. With regard to the quality of tho
different brands of recovered rubber
on our markor, It cannot be said that
any real progress has been made dur
ing the last ton years, nnd In bplto of
the fact that two or three new brands
have had plenty of time to demon
strate their vaunted superiority the
Good Plays Tonight and
Tomorrow Night.
A street parade at noon today helped
advertise "Down on the Farm," at tho
Opera house tonight. Olins. Mauley
has tho principal pait In this play ,nn
Seth Huckiiw nnd Is ably supported.
Those who have seen "Way Down
'East" and "Tho Old Homestead" will
recognize tho samo beautiful senti
ments and pathos In "Down on the
I-arm' as nto portrayed In those
plays. A number of high-class spe
cialties will be seen dm lug tho play.
The famous Hnysccd Comedy Four,
being a feature.
"On the Stroke of Twelve," n power
ful comedy drama, which Is the at
traction for tomoirow, mntlncc uud
night, Is one of tho most successful
plays of Its kind now on the load. A
sensational c.icnpo from pihon gives
tho play Its title and a scene In a
counterfeiters den Is another of Its
novel features. Jack Ilutlcdge, the
hero, Is fahely accused of n crime ana
convicted. He escapes from prison
In a highly dramatic fashion and then
proceeds to hunt down his enemies.
There Is plenty of comedy tunning
through the play and this is furnished
by a "Yiddish" character, a negto ser
vant and nn Iiish hostler. The play
mokes a strong claim for the novelty
and effectiveness of Its sceneiy.
A Correspondent's Ideas on New
Tax Laws.
Columbus, O., Nov. 21!. It Is not
now believed that Hon. Anion E.
Price, from Athens county, will final
ly havo any opposition for tho House
speakership, when the caucus of tho
Republican mcmbois is held for the
purpose of deciding upon the organi
zation. Holoday, of Clinton; Cole, of
Hancock, und now Willis, of Haidin,
arc practically out of the ince. Holo
day says ho 1ms noer been a candi
date: Cole says ho will not make n
fight for It, and Willis, of Huidlu, says
tho same. He prefers to Ilguio ns a
leader on tho floor, and makes a bid
for the chairmanship of tho commit
tee on tnxatlon by announcing that
ho Is now engaged lu the picpaiatlon
of a bill to extend the fiauchlsu tax
to nil franchises. He Is alto lu fa
vor of Imposing au unuunl tax on cor
porations. The States of New .Teisey and West
Virginia, which, however, nro moie
liberal In their Incoipoiation laws,
impose an annual tat upon the capital
stock of oiie-tejith or one-twentieth
of ono per cent upon the capital stock
of nil corporations, and the amount
thus realized, paitlcuhuly in New
Jersey, meet nil tho expenses of the
State government. Now Jersey, of
course. Is the homo of all the trusts,
so that the nggregntc of the capital
ization Is several times greater than
lu Ohio, but It Is understood to be
the purpose of the ltopnhllcnn paity
leaders to do away with tho State
'tax, and what the tax upon the corpor
ations falls shoit, will be Imposed
upon the saloon lntei'ets,by increasing
the Dow tax.
Ndan Bros.!
; Shall put on sale Monday, :
Nov. 18th
E 50 Boxo3 Layer Figs
at
12c a Pound:
llegular price 20c to 25c.
50 Boxes Best Citron ;
Pool at 16c Pound:
Regular Prico 26o to 80c.
5 25 Boxes Strawberry ;
Preserves at 10c a glass
Rojnilnr nrmn 20n nnd 95n. Z
These Prices are Good only during
This Sale. I
Fall an&fe
Winter Woolens
Are nearly all in and
an early inspection would
insure you a first choice.
The patterns are pretty
and very serviceable.
Our work is backed up
by our guarantee as to
sfyle, quality and fit.
E. B. Tragler
The Fashionable Tailor.
Guth Blocks
134-136 South Howard St
Try the Democrat's Lluer Columns.
Reliable and Gentle
"A pill's n pill," fays the saw. Hut
there mo pills' and pUK You want a
pill which Is certain, thorough nnd
gentle. Mustn't gripe. DeWltt's It
tie Early Illsors fill tho bill. Purely
vegetable. Do not foico but nssKt
tho bowels to act. Stiongthen and
Invigoiate. Smnll And easy to tnlco.
William Warner, Gem Pharmacy, 113
S. Hownid st.
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The Place tiy Buy
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WAGONER & RMRSH
Wish to call the attention of tho
public to tho faqt 'thatmthey, carry a
largo line of MEDIUM PlilOED goods as well as
strictly
Fin Shoes
for Men, Women and Children.
Most, comfortable shaped Shoo made in years for
enlarged joints. Patterned after tho shapo of the
foot with broad tread and full toe. Made in vici
kid and medium henvy sole. We will Rive a
fitting in this shoe which wo promisu will give
relief to a most tonder foot.
This
Shoe
Will
Fit Big
Feet.
We Fit the Feet.
WAGONER & MARSH,
Telephone No. 1 035 1 . 109 South Howard St.
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Coffei
Don't forgot our High
CotToes nro tho Host.
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Grade
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Ndan Bros.!
Leading Grocers
301-303 Mill st. Akron, OS
Both 'phones, 870,
To the Buying Public!
Those who are Looking
For Good Things at Low Prices
Christmas Presents
wo mean, for now tho season of annual remembrances is near at hand. You must romombor
tho children and father and mother and sweetheart. But how to do this and keep within
bounds of your pocket-book, is tho problem. But thoro will bo no difliculty in this if you will
only call and inspect our stock; wo have
Inexpensive Presents For Old and Young.
IEWFLJRY n are assortments of splendid designs. Wo don't koop cheap worth-u1-'
" -f 0SH kind, but wo havo roliablo goods at prices within tho roach of all.
Cff 7fTDAJrADli nnd Sterling Silver Novelties in endless variety. All
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guaranteed goods.
GOLD PLATED CLOCKS TSKiiSR
y the Benefit.
Wo also havo Bird Cages, Goldfish, Musical Instruments, Cutlery, Sporting Gooods
and Toys. Something for every member of the. family and tho baby, too.
a quantity of lino
You are to receive
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Wo know we can please you.
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Let Our Goods and Prices Speak For
Themselves and Only. Ask You to
See and Help Us Unload.
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Style
Quality
Credit
Stylish Clothing
For Thank
sg'iving'
Touf dealings with us nre as confidential as with your physician.
Men's, Women's and Children's Clothing, Hnts and Shoes are gold
here nt lowest possible prices and on the most liberal terms In
America. Our way of buylnp clothing Is the oasy way, and noth
ing extra Is charged for credit.
Men's
Tine
Suits
Tay us $0.50 or pay us $20
and you'll And It hard to match
the prlco In any cash Htore. All
kinds of material the latest
plain and fancy weaves In all
popular colors. Boys suits that
resist hard usage aro also here.
Men's
Overcoats
Overcoat styles for man and
loy have changed nothing but
the lntest here the yoke will
be the real thing for the diesy
man. Long, short, medium over
coats to tit nil sortt and sizes
of men. Mannish top coats for
boys, nlso here.
Worthy
Stylish
Shoes
Comfort first, wear second, style
third, that's the choice. All threo
nre combined In tho shoes wo sell
for both women nnd men. We buy
shoes for 28 stores, wo get rock
bottom prices, you get the benefit.
Hats
With
Style
We can sell a man a good stylhh
hat for $2.00. one that will wear
and won't fade; exclusive hat
Htoies will charge you moro for
this hat under a different name.
Dainty millinery for women also.
Jackets, Skirts
and Waists
The handsome and fashiona
ble garments that make up
our women's department aro
worthy tho Inspection of the
most crltlcnl woman. A wo
man can come here nnd buy a
complete outfit for fall and
ylntor wear, Including hat
and shoes, and pay for It on
weekly payments, small and
unnotlceablp.
We especially desire that
you compare our quality and
'woikmnushlp, style nnd prices
with uny storo In tho city.
Tailor
made Suits
In range of style nnd sizes
we can suit anybody who
can be suited. Our showing
of tailor-made suits Is excel
lent because all have been se
lected with gieat caro by ex
peiienced people. If we can
not fit you in any certlan stylo
or material, we will take your
measure and send direct to
our factory and linvo Itjnwdo.
to fit and no extra charge at
tnuhed. Wo nio ready to serve you.
Come, you are always welcome.
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139 South
Howard St.
Tel. 1410.
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WEST HILL SKETCH BOOK.
West Hill Sketch Bopk fico to nny
pel son who expects to huild n homo
anywheie. West IIM Lund t-X 207
ttqwnid t. Hamilton building, opp.
Cereal Mill,
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Anything for sale or trade, try
Democrat Liners.
tfhtK Trochet's Colchicine Salicylate Capsules.
WffjtrVK a standard and infallible euro for RHEUMATISM and GOUT.
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COLCHICINE
SALICYLATE
Wui
endorsed by the highest medical authorities of Europe and
America. Dispensed only In spherical capsules, which dis
solve in liquids of the stomach without causing irritation or
disagreeable symptoms. Price, $1 per bottle. Sold by
druggists. Re sure and get the genuine.
1VII.I.IAMH MFO. CO., CLEVELAND, OUIO, Hole IVay
J. O, Day & Co., 135 S. Howard Bt
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