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FIUDAlV.TANUAItY 24, 1002.
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AKltON DAILY DEMOCRAT,
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Boston Store
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tl'HE WEATIIEIt SATUUDAY-
Coltl Wave-temperature will full
to live degrees by Saturday morning;
lower Sunday.
Special Linen Values
We Put on Sale all Linen
Table Damasks,
Towels nnd Towcllngs, nt the old
prices which Is less Hum the whole
sale purchasing pikes lodny. It will
pay you to sco those linens even
though you don't buy.
AT 22c Linen Damask Unbleached,
54 Indies wide, choice patterns, extra
good value, for 22e n yard.
AT 2."e A YARD Linen Damask,
Unbleached, also with Turkey ited
Boarder; a big variety to pick from;
a splendid 1'ure Linen DamnsU for
every day use.
AT aOe A YAltD Ilnnd made Gor
uiuii Damask, half bleached, made of
puro linen; nothing better Is made on
a loom. For hotels and boarding
house keener, this Is the linen to
buy.
AT TOc AND rr.e A YAUD-Extrn
Heavy Fine All-Linen Damask, hand
borne patterns, full IK! Inches to (ill
inches wldo; will bleach pure white;
extra value for these prices.
AT Ulle A YAUD-Snow-Whlto
Linen Damask, good weight, u big
variety of patterns; n good blenched
linen for a'.ic a yard.
AT 50c A YA11I) All Linen Bleach
ed Damask. Wo make a point to get
the best linen made to sell for fiOe a
yard; our variety Is largo and the
widths range fiom ill inches to iu
Inches wide.
AT fillo AND iro A YAItD-A big
selection of choice patterns In All
Linen Bleached Damask, extra heavy,
full (II Inches to 70 Inches wide.
,AT 75e AND $1.00 A YAUD-Hoavy
lVtrtiblo., Damask, satin linlshed, In
scroiuHiid flower patterns; some have
napkins' to match; full (18 Inches to
72 Inches wide.
AT?l.:t!t A YA11D Double Damasks,
fill tin linlshed; the most beautiful of
patterns, In American Beauty, Pansy,
Tiger Lily, Scroll effects; these lin
ens are full 72 Inches wide, with large
o-l napkins to match.
TOWELS-Tho biggest values ever
heard of.
AT 12".e EACH Kxtra largo buck
towels, hemnied, colon-d, mid white
borders; tegular value, I'm eacli.
AT 20c EACH All Linen buck aim
damask towels, fringed and hemstlich-
ed, extra largo slos.
AT 2.V JJAl'lI -This Is tlio greatest
fU'HIng towel we have, iu all linen buck,
With damask patterns, also damask,
with fringes, colored or white binders;
nlways sold for 2!lc each.
Our ribbon louutiT has some
bargains for Saturday.
AT fie. tic 10c AND 12c A YAUD
All silk Liberty rutin ribbons In all the
choice shades, extra wldo widths,
worth 7c, lie, 12c and l.'e a yard.
AT 10c, 21 k 22c and 2."c A YAHD
All silk Llbeity satins In white, blue
mid pink, also green anil rose. These
are big values, and worth ."c u yard
jnoro than we us!:.
You will ami an big bargains In Taf
fetas and (irongraliiM as we lime In
tin tin Liberties
Plonks and Suits ut lei-s (him half
price.
160-152 South Howard Street.
HOW ABOUT YOUR PANTS?
WE NEED THE MONEY
And will furnish you a pair to pull you through until spring at a
price to surprise, you. You always need pants, YVo always need
money, but cspcclully now. Oct nn Idea of how badly wc need It
seeing the prices on tlio pants In our south window.
5. S. IVIYERS & OO.
HELIABLE OLOTIIIEltS, HATTEKS AND EUllNlSHEltS.
II and 120 3. IMIain
WX8W3S3CfciX0m
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SWINDLER
NO JUGGLING
HEN we say 1-4 off. We mean that
you save 25c on every dollar you in
vest with us. No "Marking Up and
Down," to gull the public; but with us you
will find the same old prices In plain figures
from which you will deduct
25 Discount
This Special Sale includes
our entire stock of Men's and
Boys'
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Caps, and Gents'
Furnishing Goods.
Wo allow Iho sumo discount- on our-lion's nnd
Boys' Shoos. Novor boforo did you have tho oppor
tunity to buy high grndo footwear at off. .
Como in and investigate
Greenwood Bros.
Hall's Corners Akron
THE THIRD WEEK
Factory Unloading SdJe
AT THE SURPRISE STORE, 163 AND 165 SOUTH MAIN ST.
llavo you been there? Ask your friends nnd neighbors ubout the remarkable values they have received. C!et your share. Como now.
Don't wait until too late and bjntno us. The prices lu no case excel one-half of tho trite wholcsolo value of tho Roods.
The greatest of all massacres of merchandise brings dally crowds to tho Surprise Store. Everybody is talking about It. Everybody wonders.
Suvo this list for your present and future needs.
MEN'S FANCY CASSI
MEHE SUITS
Now patterns, well tnndo
and guaranteed to wear
and retain shnpcllncss;
regular price ?5
$.3.50
MEN'S ALL AVOOL
KEKSEY OVEIICOATS
Hood heavy winter gar
ments, lu black and blue,
cut In new style, regular
price .fi.r.O
$5.00
MEN'S HIGH-CLASS
SUITS
Gnrnionts of positive ele
gance, new patterns of
tho very llnest fabrics,
regular price ?ia:!0..
$10
BOYS' KNEE PANT
SUITS
Sewed throughout with
the Iron grip stitch, ages
.'t to years, regular
price $2.00
YOUNG MEN'S EANGY
CASSIMEUE SUITS
Perfect fitting and' well
made, reliable quality, for
boys of 14 to II) years,
regular price $4.fi0
$3.00
MEN'S KINE AM. WOOIj
CASSIMEUE AND
CHEVIOT SUITS
Tho production of expert
union hnuds, matchless
In finish and lit, regular
price $10
$r,5o
MEN'S FANCY
WOHSTED PANTS
New striped designs In
dark shndes, perfect
llttlng and very shapely,
regular price $2
$1.00
$1.00
BOYS' FANCY CASSI.
MERE DOUBLE
BREASTED KNEE
PANT SUITS
All fresh now goods In
new Ugurlngs, nicely
made
$1.50
pi
11 1 vm
J4
MEN'S ALL WOOL
FANCY CHEVIOT
SUITES
All wool materials In
numerous designs all
fresh, nnd stylish, regular
price $7.50 and $ 8.50
$5.00
MEN'S SWELL LONO
Chesterfield
and Full Box Overcoats,
in every new shade, reg
ular price .$i:i.50
$10
BOYS' ALL WOOL
FANCY CHEVIOT
KNEE PANT SUITS
In manly vestee nnd double-breasted
style nil
made up In the newest
styles, regular price
$3.50 ..
$2.00
MEN'S ALL WOOL
FANCY CASSIMEUE
PANTS
Stripes, checks and other
figuring, perfect fitting
and well made, regular
price JjU.OO ...-. ,
$2.00'
YOUNH MEN'S ALIi
AVOOL CHEVIOT
SUITS-
Elegant now designs In,
novelty effects, sizes 14
to in, regnlnr price
$7.50
$5.00
MEN'S FANCY CASSI
MEUE PANTS
In all men's regular sizes,
extra strongly made, now
designs, regular prlco
$2.50
$1.50
BOYS' ALL iVOOL NOV-
EITY MANLY VESTEE
SUITS
Beautiful suits for tho
little ones, of ages .1 to
8, regular prlco $4.50...,
$2.50
BOYS' NEW FASHION
OXFORD CRAY
OVERCOATS
Clinic exactly like papa's
with velvet collar and
full back, regular price
$;5.50
$2,50
Boys' All-Wool Fancy I Men's Lonther Gloves, well
Cassbuere Knee Pauls, sixes! mndo and warm; regular
'li to Jo, regular price, 50o. . I price, Uuo
25c
CLUMP
Of Bushes Hid a Terrible
Deed.
Men's Heavy Winter Caps,
with pull-down bands, reg
ular price, 50c , .
19c
Men's Work Shirts,
strongly made; "full
regular price, U5c...
extra
sizes,
19c
19c
Boys' Fleece Lined 'Under
wear, good heavy weight;
rpguhir price, :25c
Good quality black Satin
Club Ties, very stylWli and
dressy, regular prlco -5c. .
iOc
.Men's Fancy Percale Stlic
Bosom Shirts, with separate
collars or cuus, regular price,
50o
25c
Men's Navy Blue Jersey
Coats, regular price, $1....
69c
Boys' Bluo
regular price,
.$2.00
Mackintoshes,
98c
Boys' Tan Covert Uhln Coats,! Men's White Unhiundored
very stylish, durable, regu-j Shirts, reliable muilliy nnd
lar price, $;i.50 well made; regular price,
75c
$1.98
38c
Men's Heavy Fleece Lined i
Underwear, good quality, Men's All-Fur Derby and Al
and well made; regular price, pine Hats, also Panama
75c ' shlpe
39c
Men's Anierienu Web Sus
penders, extra elastic, regu
lar price, 25c
$1
Boys' Fancy Scotch Wool
Gloves, stylish and warm;
regular price, 25c
15c
THE' SURPRISE STORE'S FAMOUS DOUBLE GUARANTEE BINDS EVERY SALE.
Should any purchase fail to please, tho money is at once, returned without a single iiuestiuii or argument. All clothing bought hero Is
pressed and repaired for one year free of charge.
Of Mrs. Fulmcr Wanted
In Cleveland.
Cuyahoga County Grand Jury
Will Act.
Chief of Police Durklu has received
n telegram from Chief Corner, of Cleve
land, requesting that all possible testi
mony against George McCiilloch, sus
pected of having been the green goods
limn who got $1500 of the money of
Mrs. Melvlna Fulmer, be sent to Cleve
land. Chief Corner will communicate
with tlio authorities of Franklin, La.,
Where MeCulloeh has been arrested,
nnd tho prisoner will bo brought to
Cleveland, nnd indicted by a Cuyahoga
county grand Jury, as tho swlmlto took
placo In Cleveland.
Mrs. Fulmcr went to Clovehind Fri
day morning, for tho purpose of tes
tifying there In the ease. MeCulloeh
,yos not wauled by the Akron author
ities for tho ronson that tho olTense
waH committed In Cuyahoga county.
i, . "All tie RWer
Wun Into th , yet It l not fAll uhU tii
place whence they oorao they return," my
'L..tH,i... tin ftnnn fnr LhflUftlftntll Of
eurV, lm labored to Invent louie lufulllblo
hieauL rostorer, noine ruiey vrhloh, by ini
iliylnc the fountain-head, would lirln
tounduen to the whole boay, imliwt Cl
foraiure. tareandcleatant UlUi rreor
tm, "Ht. ilirnard euetahlo l-liu.'wliloh
iuy
ItoetJtb.
dlgtitloD, tecurt
Aged 108.
" rJillndclplilii, Jan. 2I.-Mrn. Ruth
Carney, aged 108 yeais, is dead at
tlio Union Homo for Old Ladles here.
Suo wns reputed to bo tho oldest wo
man In Pennsylvania. Mrs, Carney
was born in Wales, but passed tho
greater portion of hex long llfo hi
.this country.
Body of a Woman, Brutally Mur
dered, Found.
New York, Jon. 21. Whltu Plains Is
much aroused over on.o of the most
brutal murders over committed there.
Mrs. Isabella fVllcn, wlfo of James
Allen, was found dead about noon
Thursday within live hundred feet of
her home, almost nnrecognl7.iiblo. Her
family and the police had been search
ing for her since S o'clock on Wednes
day night. Many people, Including
members of her family, hnd passed
close to her body, but tho discovery
was made by a boy delivering homo
groceries at August Houberg's, a neigh
bor of tho Aliens. The street Is nar
row, anil tho boy started to back his
horse In order to turn tho wagon
around. The hind wheels struck sonic,
thing, and tho boy got out of tho wji
gon to seo what It was. Then he
found Mrs. Allen's body lying In u
small clump of bushes next to u stone
wall about live feet from the road.
Tho face had been beaten until It
had a largo gash on tho left check,
Tho grocer's boy Killed the Sonbergs,
who Identified Iho body and Informed
Iho police. Tho woman's pocketbook
was found on tho oher side of the
fence next to which tho Isaly was,
and a bag which she wore about her
neck was found some distance away,
torn Into several pieces.
Mrs. Allen worked by tho day for
Mrs. Thomas A. Leggo, at No. 51) Ma
inaroneek ave. Shu went thero as
usual on Wednesday morning, but
when sho dlotnot return homo by 8
o'clock in tho evening, which was af
ter her usuil time, Inr husband and
children, of whom thero lire H girl
20 years old and four boys whose
ges tango from four to 15 years, be
came alarmed. Allen and his daugh
ter went to tho Leggo house, where
they were tdlil that the woman had
left thero ut 8:15 o'clock. Allen then
asked tho pollco to search for his wlfo,
PRETTY CUBAN
Leaped From Railroad Bridge to
5ave Her Life.
fiuyniidotlc, W. Va., Jan. 21. Miss
Evangeline Gnrcla.a granduleco of. tho
noted Cuban General Garcia, was
walking nloug tho IV & O. Railroad
bridge across tho Guyandotto river
hero Into last night during, a blinding
snowstorm with her sweetheart, Jelf
D.' Farroll. 'A train was seen ap
proaching rapidly, and the yoilug man
endeavored, to reach n pier with tho
lady, but, panic-stricken, 'sjio JerUed
away, and plunged to tho Icy' waters
more than 00 feet below. Strange
lo say, the girl reached shore "alive.
A measurement today -developed
tho fact that she fell Into IS feet
of water. She Is practically uninjured.
The girl caino to this country from
Cuba, almost two mouths ago, ami
Is tin authoress of somo note.
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What Next Everybody
Asks
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Ads of
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What Next Everybody
Asks
See the Wonderful Val
ues on Display in the
Show Windows
ZENGLER BR
A Profitable Investment.
"I was troubled for nbout seven
years with my stomach and In bed
half my time," says E. Doinlck, Som
ervllle, I ml. "1 spent about 1,000
and never could get anything lo help
mo until 1 tried Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure. I have takeu a few bottles ami
am entirely well." You don't ljvo by
what you cat, but by what you di
gest and assimilate. If your stomach
doesn't digest your food you are real
ly starving. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
docs tile stomach's work by digesting
the food. You don't liavo to diet. Eat
all you want. Kool Dyspepsia Cure
cures all stomach troubles.
William Warner, Gem Pharmacy, 113
S. Uownid st.
. . Our January Clearance Sale closes next Friday, Jan. 31st. During this sale we have sold a
great many goods, but in some lines we had a very large stock and have a great many things which
we are going to close out in the next few days at prices which will close them quick.
All Cloth Waists and House Sacks at half price. All Raglans, New Markets and Jackets,
sold over $6.75, at half price. All Jackets sold at $5.00, $6.00, $6.75, at $3,75.
We have several lines of broken lots of Corsets, sold from 50c. to $1.00. Price to close
them out, 37c. See the Walking Skirts we sell special $3.48. On Outing Flannel Night Gowns
and Night Shirts we have made the prices low to sell them at once.
SPECIAL OFFER SATURDAY, JAN. 3
Cut out coupon and present to us when making your purchases on' Saturday, January 25, and
receive 50c worth of Globe Stamps with every dollar purchase.
Special Offer Saturday, Jan. 25
CUT THIS OUT
Hood for fine worth of Globe stamps In
addition lo thoso you receive with ev
ery dollar purchase.
KEXULER DUOS..
Dry Hoods. ITS . Main Bt
BROS
ZENGLER
People's Phone 395. 1 X8 S. Main st, I.O.O.F. Bldg
AJAX COLD CURE IS THE BEST
Xf-'ii were not so, I would not have told
yoi. PREVENTS PNEUMONIA, CURES
,$n suit,
To give and fti lose Is nothing, but
to loso unci to give still Is tho pait ol
a grcut mind. Heucca,
RICH GRAFT
Of Hanna Men May be Spoiled b
Forakerites.
Columbus, O., Jan, 21, An echo of
tho recent Speakership contest will
soon bo heard in tho Ohio House of
Ilepre.sentntlves. 'Tho Eoraker people,
It Is said, are planning to etiiko n-bouy
blow at two of the leading llaiinn
lieutenants In tho State, These two
men nre John It. Mnl(oy, oil Inspector
for tho .Bouthera Ohio district, and
Frank U Unlrd, oil Inspector for North
ern Ohio, lloth of these olllclals were
ommemlntlon of Senator llnnim.
Iteprescntatlve Huerln, of Erie coun
ty, one of tlio Komker lenders In tho
House, who amis extremely active n
support of the l'ornkpr slate lu the re
cent legislative coulest, Is now prepar
ing n bill lo placo tno otllces of oil In
spectors on a salary Instead of a feo
basis. Ho proposes to fix the salary
of tho chief ell Inspectors nt ?2,ri00 a
year, nnd pay tho deputy Inspectors
small salaries. Ho claims that under
tho present system tlio two oil Inspec
tors each derlvo between $7,000 and
$10,00 a year. In addition to tho sal
ary ho pi-opuses to nllow tlio inspectors
their traveling expenses.
A Cure For lumbago.
W. ('. Wllllamsourof Amherst, Va.,
says: "l'or nuiro than n yenr I suffer
ed from lumbago. I Hunlly tried
Chamberlain s I'aliv Balm nml It gave
mo entire icllof, which nil other reme
dies had failed to do," Sold by till
druggists. E. Rfclubuchcr & Co,
I appointed by Governor Niibh upon rcu-1 wholesale ageut v j
BANQUET
On the Birthday of Ac-Kinlcy.
Prominent Men Will Meet In iNew
York Jan. 29.
New Yoik, Jnu. 24. Tho lato Presi
dent McKlnley's birthday, January 20
hns been chosen by tho New York
Hoard of Trade ami Transportation
for Its annual baiuiuet. Chas. Emory
Smith, former Postmaster Heueral,
will deliver an oration on "William
McKlnley and Ills Policies." Former
Attorney Hencral John W. Urlggs,
will respond to u toast. Among oth
er distinguished guests who will 'par
ticipate are: Senator Marcus A, Hnn
mi, Col. Myron T. Herrlck, ulsju u
eloe friend mid advUor of tlio late
President who will rehpond tu u toast.
Dr. Nicholas Murray Ilutler, the now
Special Offer Saturday, Jan. 25 Cut This Ou
Hood for 50c In Hlobe Slumps, free with every purchaso of one
dollar or over.
Tho BOc In Stamps are given in addition to those you get
regularly.
W. S. Rodenbaugli, Leader In Gents' Shoes, 1125 S, Main st
president of Columbia University, will
speak of "Tho Educated American;"
Lieut. How Woodruff, "Tho State of
New York;" Samuel Hompers, presi
dent of tho Auirclcaii Eedeiatlon of
Labor, "Labor Always Honorable to
its Performers Honor Is Due."
Children Especially Liable.
Hums, bruises nnd cuts aro extreme
ly painful nnd Jf neglected often re
sult In blood polsoulng. Children aro
especially liable to such mishaps, bc
cnuso not so careful. As h remedy
DoWitt'H AVitch Hazel . Salvo is un
equalled. Drqws out tho tire, stops
tlio pain, soon heals tho wound. He
wnro of counterfeits. Sure euro for
piles. "Do Witt's Witch Hazel Salvo
cured ' lM,''y of eczema after two
physicians gave her up," writes James
Mock, N, Webster, lud. "Tho sores
.were bo bad she soiled two to Ave
dresses a day."
Win. Warner, Gem Pharmacy,
So. Howard st.
113
Special Offer Saturday, Jan. 25, Only
Ou-t: This Ou-fc
Good for 5Qc worth of Globe Stamps
In addition to thoso you receive vlth
a one dollar purchaso or over.
.ENGLEK BItOS.,
Dry Goods. 178 S. Main.
To Curo a Cold with ONE DOSE
When you first feci a cold icoralng on take a
dose or AJAX'C01D.CURE. That will KHD tl
cold. Mouejbacklfltdon'L
Special Offer Saturday, Jan. 25, Only
Out TTI-ls Out
Hood for 50c worth of Ulollo Stamps
In addition to thoso you receive with
a one dollar purchase or over.
ZEtfULEii BItOS.,
Dry Goods. 178 S. Main.
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