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AK1KXN" DAILY DEMOGItAT,
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Santos-Dumont Flew About Like a, Bird,
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John Lam parter & Co
Cot Rate Drug Store
We Cut on all Drugs, Prescriptions
and Patent Medicines
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COLD and
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EXPRESSIVE PHRASES.
Thoie Which Foreigner Coming to
Amrrlcn Lcnru to Ufie FlrM,
What uro tlie most expressive phrases
In colloquial English? Of tho dozens
thnt slip off English speaking tongues
In the coni.se of a day some must lie
better suited for their purpose nnil
more clinrnetcrlstln of the rnce tlmt
originated them limn othi'ts. Wliuu
foreigners come to this country, they
catch certulu expressions almost Imme
diately and long before they can at
tempt to speak the language have
made them pait of their vocabulary.
It would seem that these phrases must
bo tho most expressive In English and
that they nie peculiar to the laugungo
nnd "fill a long felt want," plnco for-clsners-selzc
so eagerly upon tnem.
Every man or woman who In lids In
this country Ih saying, "Hurry upl" In
two months. In wlmlevcr quarter of
tho city one may walk, Italian or Ger
man or Jewish, mothers will be dis
patching their offspring on errands, us
ing their native speech, but closing
their orders with the magic "Hurry
)pl" How delightfully characteristic
of the nation Is the phrase! It Is not
to be wondered at that the newcomers
from, the slow moving old world 11 ud
thnt they have brought over nothing to
equal It.
"All right" rlvnls "hurry np," not
because foreign tongues lack similar
expressions, but because there Is n Jol
ly, hall fellow well met nlr about "All
right" lacking In other phrnses of the
came diameter. Then, too, "All light"
takes the place not only of "Good," but
of "Yes"' nnd "1 understand" nnd of n
dozen other phrases which In other
languages require separate expressions.
The third phrase, which alone shares
tho popularity of the llrst two, Js, "It's
nice." This should bo Interesting to
purists who wish to restrict "nice" to
lis Urst nnd original meaning of "ex
net." No word of ancestry sufficiently
aristocratic to plenso them takes the
place of "nice" In Its colloquial mean
ing, npd forclgucis clasp It with Joy,
wholly Ignorant of the fnct that they
are outraging the feelings of anybody
by so dolug. Other purnseB besides
"Hurry up." "All right" and "It's nice"
captivate the fancy of tho newly land
ed, but these three reign supreme.
New York Tribune.
Children Especially Liable.
Hums, bruises and cuts nio extreme
ly painful and if neglected often re
sult In blood poisoning. Olilldreii 1110
especially liable lo sueh mishaps, bo
Oiiufo not so direful. As a remedy
DrYVItt's Wllch Hazel Sutio Is un
equalled. Draws out tlio lire, slops
tho palli, soon heals the wound. He
wnie of counterfeits. Sum euro for
piles. "Do Witt's Witch Iliuel Siiho
cured my baby of eczema after I wo
phjslclnns gao her up," willes .lames
Mock, N Webster, I nil. "Tho sores
wrrn So bad she soiled two to tlvo
drears day.
Win. Warner, (Join l'liaimacy, liy
Kq, Howaid st.
A Itml In JMrklo,
Mrs. Gooiholo Why, Johnny, nro ynu
Just koIiir home nowj Your mother's
bean looking for jou all afternoon,
Johnny Yes'm, l know,
Mrs. lioodoleJunt think how wor
ried the must be.
lohnny-0!i, idiu's nenr tho end o' her
iworryln'. I m lest begliinln' mine.
Pnlrciulxo home Induxtty and place
your imleis now for door and window
ftricmi. There Is no necessity for
placing IniDliicKH outhl0 of Akum, as
WO Kliar.iiilft) yon the best poHslblo
material mid workmanship thiough
out-
' Tlio Akron Wood Working To.
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NewYorkDnt5st
148 south Main Street, Akron. 0.
Oppn 8 lo S dally; 0 to 1 Rumlnys. Dr. Henkcrt, Prop.
ALL our work Js guoiautecd and liiust please jpu. If otherwise,
tafonn Dr. Ilenkert I'lUiPI.ri'S PHOMO 701,
wmmmmmmemmmammmmmmBammmKmMm
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QUININE' 4
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GRIP CURE:
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Snorr I'roin n Clenr Sky.
Tho most wonderful snowstorms of
nil that inay bo seen every winter In
tho Adlrondacks aro those that prevail
when tho sky Is cloudless. Of theso
there nro several varieties. Every week
or two wc would sco what looked like
a fog form about the distant hills and
then como drifting across the creek
valley. Doubtless It was n real snow
lailcn cloud that had been drifting
along until It struck our level (l,;tOO
feet nbovo tho sea) In tlio Adlrondacks,
when the. conditions became favorable
for tho rolcnso of lis feathery burden.
Wo saw these clouds till the air with
flakes that wero driven along nlmost
horizontally by a strong gale, although
tho lops of our old hemlocks and
spruces rose Into the clear air and tin
oustructcd sunlight above tho highest
level of tho snow producing air strat
um. Wo oven saw the suow so thick
in tho nlr about us that tho trunks of
trees six feet ubou tho eaith wer-j
not visible, nlthotigh tho treetops could
bo seen, nnd tho sun shono down
through tho shallow storm with
strength enough to cast distinct shad
ows. Wo have stood on n quiet, sunlit hill
top nnd looked down Into n valley less
than 100 feet below us, where a snow
storm was raging with violence and
tho tempcrnturo was frigid. Scrlt.-
ncr'n.
Child Worth Millions.
"My child Is woith millions to me,"
says Mrs. Mary Blul, of Harrlsburg,
I'm., "yet I would havo lost her by
cioup had I not purchased u boltlo
of One Mlnuto Cough Cure." Ono
Minute Cough Cute. Is mho euro for
coughs, eioup and throat ami lung
troubles. An absolutely safe cough
cuio which acts Immediately. Tho
youngest child can take It with entire
safety. The little ones like thu taste
nnd remember how often It helped
them. Kvery family should havo a
bottle of Ono Minute Cough Cure
handy. At thlH seithou especially It
may bu needed suddenly,
Wllllnm Warner. Ueni l'liaimacy, 113
8. Howaid st.
I'ationlzo home Industry and place
jour onlers now for door and window
seieeiiH, There Is no necessity for
placing business outside of Akron, as
wo guiminlce you tho best possible
mateilal and workmanship thiough
out. The A Ki nil Wood Woiklug Co.
MARK YOUt
A) of oM wi n warrior linlil,
who itefinl liolh OoiH nml men,
Ax Cold Care l Imiler far mire
Aiiitilcfiet nil the colds of men,
THE REPUBLIC.
Tliou, loo, mil on, 0 illp ot t atr t
hiill on. 0 Union, tlrcrn r.ml nrratt
llutiunlljr nllh all III (i-tri,
With all (lit lionti of lilll.ro )r3r,
It inclii)f litrJIhtri on tli.r Ulel-
Hb lnov vlut JlJiltr Itli) tliv krrl.
What workmen wrou;l,t iliy r'ln pf lel,
Who liuiU ritli mJlt nnil tall ami ropf,
lit n) i rnf, whiit litininirn Imnt,
In nhii (grin in J wlidl a lirtt
Mrrc rlnprl tlis undior ot Ihy hope I
I 'car not mill nidJfn tokiul ami ilmii)
'n ul the av and nut tin ruck)
'Til hut the, flai'i'lni 0( the ull
Ami not it rent inmlv liy tho old
In inlt ot rnrk n.l trinprtt'i roir,
In iplt o( laltc llahh uii lli" hor,
M on tier leu lu htruit Inu- trat
Our heath, our hopcr, ire all ultli thrt;
Our Krarli, our hop", our pnor, our tttre.
Our faith trlurtiphant o'tr our Iraia,
Are all wllh thee, are all ultli thrc!
IxncMlow,
rntrnnlsso hoiiio luiltistry and place
,our onlers now for door and window
scieeus, Thero Is no necesdly for
placing biixlnchs outside of Akron, ns
wo guarantee .ni the best possible
niaterlal mid Horkuiiinshlp thiough
out. Tho Akron Wooil Winking Co.
RC VOU SATISP-ICO
Willi tin, i ntiillMiu, ,.i ,. ..,!., ,....,!. -j vT..,
't ,w., ui juiu It'Vkllf ltlt
Then why not let tin put. them In u
ioinlliloi that win enhance your beau
Vlly, licalih and comfort? You will bu
f.suipilsod at (he small cost and delight
Tied with the result. If It Is nccessaty
yt draw your teeth,
,i' Wll DO PAIN.i:s llXTUACTING.
rf JIBST TUIiTH tjs.00
? GOOD TDIJT1I $r,tm
IMlI.INC, ,(i,, Up
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Whore Santos-Dumont Sailed In tho Air In Bird-Like Flight.
The vjew hhown Is that of Monte f'ailo and Cap Mm tin, and the dotted lines bhow th? circles and curvets
made by the Jlriisillliiu In his dlrlglblealrshlp In his trial trips.
The two piellmlnnry trials have
renewed the Interest felt throughout
tho woild In tlie experiments being
made by M. Santos-Ditmunt In his ef
forts lo wilvc tin! problem of dlrlgl
blllty In aeronautics.
Hceent asceijts were liindo to
furnish M. SantoH-Duniont with ntlill
tlonal tlntii as to the air eui rents of
the Mediterranean, and ns hooii as he
FLYING BULLETS.
One "U'nj- liy Which Thoy Slny Hn
Scon After I.envlnir tho Illflc.
"I don't believe the story that bulleta
can bo seen when llrod from a gun,"
s.ild the old boldler. "Vou know In trio
army theio Is a theory thnt men hnvo
seen bullets, but they never lived to
toll of It, because tho bullets wero go
ing stialght for them anil hit them In
tho eye. The only men who hnvo seen
tho oidlnnry title bullets In transit nro
dead."
"Xo, they aren't," snld tho old hunter.
"I havo seen many bullets flying. Ono
way by which you can sco them pk.ln
ly Is by dipping them in glycerin bo
foio firing."
"Yes, you might trnco thora by the
smoke .then caused by air friction,"
said tho veteran, "but you can't seo tho
bullets."
"Oh, yes, you can," retorted tlio hunt
er. "I havo watched them often dur
ing tnrgct practice, and any ono can
seo tho largo caliber bullets, though I
won't say as much for tho tiny modern
missiles. Tho wny to seo a flying bul
let Is to gel a llttlo to ono sldo of the
shooter, about llvo feet nwny from lilin,
say. Then lun an Imaginary lino from
the muzsio of .his gun to tho target.
Let your eyes lest on n spaco of light
coloicd ground exactly on this lino, mid
when he tires you wll seo something
daik, like a lice, lilt pntt tho light col
ored space. Thnt Is tho bullot. Of
courso by tho tbno tho oyo tolls tho
brain It sees the mlssllo tho bullet has
struck tho target, but you havo seen It
all right."
Hi-nth In NlRiitninre).
Ono of tlio Into beliefs of tho med
ical profession Is that ninny people
die each year whlln asleep from heart
dlhcaso that Is brought on by night
mares or bad dreams, A tpeclnllst on
tho heart said recently thnt In his
opinion lu nine enses out of ten of
deaths In bed heart tuition was stop
ped by fear which Injurious dicnms
brought on.
'i lmo taken part In thousands of
autopsies." said this expert, "and lu
iiianj cases made a study of tlio hah
Its of tluiM. who tiled. I found that
the majority had been siifforcro from
nightmans or other nocturnal dis
turbances of dioaiiiland and that fie
tliienll.v they wol.o uli In tho middle
of the night completely ehnusted nnil
sriiwly alarmed through some partlc
ulaily vivid tlttvin. If peoplu are
frightened to tlenth wlillu uwakc- when
they hiiui their full fcousea and hope
for Kilef. why Is It not tjinibly likely
that they tile from flight whllo.tibleei
when their couingo Is dwarfed by fnc
iiltlct teuipoiailly nfi'ccted?"
A Profllable 'investment.
"I was doubled for nbout seven
yenis with my stomach nnd In bed
half my time," says 13, Deinlck, Som
enllle, Intl. "1 spent about $l,otH)
and inner could get anything to help
me until I tried Kodol Dyspepsia
Cuie. I have taken n few bottles anil
am eiilliely well," You don't llvo by
what jou cut, but by what you di
gest nml nssliiilhito. If your btoninch
doesn't digest your fond you nro real
ly Murviug. Kodol Dyspepsia euro
does the stomach's work by digesting
the food. You don't luivo to diet. I3.it
all jou want. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
ciucs all stomach troubles,
Wllllnm Winner, (Jem Pharmacy, 11?
S, Howaid st.
HOW A30UTTHI8?
All other cold cures go way Kick and sit
down, when AJax Cold Cure is around,
rreveuts Pneumonia, cures the Grip.
Pnltonlze home Industiy nnd plnee
your 01 dei s now for door and window
screens. Thero Is no necessity for
placing business nulsldo of Akron, as
wo guarantee you tho best possible
nmtcilal and wotkiuaiiBhlp lliimigli.
out.
The Ala on Wood Working Co.
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has made n sufficient niimber of ob
servations he will stni t on the long anil
perilous trip from Monte- Carlo acioss
the sen to Tunis. Kroni the milliner lu
which the new nlrshlp woiked yes
teiduy, It Is to bo understood that the
sl.tli of the famous machines he has
built N the best of the sciles, and tho
only aerodioine yet constructed which
could be expected to fulllll In any way
A Sinn In the tJnime.
There Is n young criminal lawyer In
Memphis, Tenn., who on the occnslon
of his becoming of ago began the cele
bration of his birthday In n way that
caused his household a great deal of
consternation.
On the eve of the fete, shortly after
midnight, tho young man's family wero
suddenly startled from their slumbers
by n loud olco in the house culling:
"There's n man In the house! There's
n man In the housol"
Tho valiant pnter fiunlllas rushed
from his room, bearing in his hands n
heavy billet of firewood to learn tl(e
caiiGO of tho disturbance and tq cap
ture the Intruder. His son was stand
ing In the liftll, shouting at tho top of
his voice.
"Where's the man 5" exclaimed the
old gentleman:
"Here, sir; here!" proudly replied the
young mnn. "This Is lit;. At last I'm
twenty-one!" Memphis iSclmltar.
Piper I.riccndn.
Tho Wends, who. wo believe, nro tho
ancestors of the modern Prusslnns, nro
tho center of many legends. The Pled
Piper of Hninclln was nvWcnd; so also
was tho piper of the Horn mouutalps,
who appeared so ninny days n year and
played unenithly tunes (and whosoever
heaid at once fell Into u frenzy, from
which there was no escaping. All theso
pied and weird pipers assembled oneo a
year at the Hrockcn, wh;e there was a
general carnival, tho nroli fiend lead
ing the concert on n violin, witches
rolling around and fiddling on the
skulls of horses and tho pipers ndtllnj
the concert of their unholy Instru
ments. Chambers' Journal.
Tcrrlfln Thunder.
Tho largest rainfall on earth has been
recorded at Chora PunJI. on the bay of
Ilcngnl, but the most violent thunder;
storms cut observed are probably
thoso ot French Oulnna. At Capo Or
ange, some forty miles sCUtli of Cay
enne, a Trench naval otllc:r saw tho
rills of tho coast hills turned Into wa
terfalls by a cloudbtirstllko storm,
while the crashing thunder penis were
Incessaut nnd often nlmost deafening,
no much so. Indeed, that some of the
sailors began to mutter long forgotten
piayers, probably thlnklug tho day of
judgment near at hand.
o Caiiio For Cnre.
A Welsh editor had misspelled tho
nnnie of n famous poet of Wales.
"Why do jou spell I.lywarch Hen's
na mo LlwyarehV" nsked ft filend of
the editor.
"Why? Docs ho object;" asked tho
editor.
"Object!" echoed tho other. "Why,
ho has been dead 1,200 years."
"Oh, thcu, 1 don't caro u toss," said,
tho editor.
Don't Livi Together.
Constipation and health never go
together. Do Witt's Llttlo ICnrly Ills
ers piomoto easy ticllon of tho bowels
without dl-tros. "J hnvo been trou
bled with costlvencbs ujno years," Miys
J, O. (Jieeiie, Depauw, Intl. "I havo
tried many leiuedles but Little Ktuly
lllsei'ri give lcit results."
Win. Winner, Uein Pharmacy, lia
Bo. Howaid st.
WHAT NEXT I U
Why Alai Cola Cure. Ho effect on the hurt,
no apecUl effect on tb btweli. Ho unpleasant
effect A JIT WHERE, prevents Pnenmoal.
ccrei the Crls. '
kiui lie wrnuvncii,
"My tle.tr." said tho poet sternlj
Pic Just sold n love song, but"
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nut t inn ;
"Oh, nothing, I was Just about to
hay th.it I wouldn't buy bacon or
greens or self raising flour with tho
money, hut-you knoiy best." Atlanta
Constitution,
IIU 01na Kyis
Uncle Cyius-Sh'y this glass eye
hain't no good. I want my money
back. -
Optician -.o good?
Uncle Cjrus-Unln't wu.Ui n tlnkfr'tj
diirn. Can't see a bit better with thu
blamo thing than I kin without,.
iff
V-.Hl ii"t t
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tho roqulicmciitH of a trip ot six hun
dred miles across the open sea.
Whether" or pot M. K.intos-Dumont
will make, tho entire trnus-Medlter-ranenn
trip contemplated will depend
upon tho biiecess of the preliminary
(light to Corsica. Should ho reach that
island without accident, he has said
that lit; will then take tho long flight
neross the open water.
Lynch Lnir.
Lynch law In Its usual meaning Is
sold to bo traceable to n Gal wny wor
thy. In 140:1 ono James KltzStcplicn
Lynch, n mayor of that city, sentenced
his own son to death for murder nnil,
fearing n rescue, had the culprit
brought home and hanged before Ida
own door. The tradition may bo fount!
alluded to n Thackeray's "Irish Sketch
l?aok." There are critics, however,
who say that tho law was In Its origin
essentially 'Amei lean, and thoy date It
back to Churlos Lynch, a Virginian
planter of tho seventeenth ceuturj'.
A Safe Cure For Headache.
Have you ever felt depressed after
taking n headache lemetly, and do you
know that If It contained a Heart Ton.
le It would cine wltho.it that depres
sion? Clinic Headache Wafers are n
Dealt Tonic, never depress, never fail,
best nml safest euro In tho world. L'ns.
Ily taken. Absolutely harmless. 10
coiits, nil druggists.
COMING THIS WAY
When your cold arrives have AJax Cold
Cure pn hand. It is the most effective,
speedy, and sure cure for colds.
Clilnn'n Alltliillltj-.
China's nutlriuity Is n part of her co
lossul proportions. China's early writers
record n mythological history covering
tens of thousands of years, but this
period ends with the establishment of
the capital of the empire at ICalfungfu
In tho thirty-first century 11. C. Her
legendary history extends from this
tlrao to 2205 B. C nt which time, It
may bo said, China's real history be
gins. Tho ancient history of Chlun ex
tends from 2205 B. C. to 203 B. C. Her
tncdliovnl history begins thero and ex
tends to the time of tho Mongol con
quests in 1215 A. D.
With the founding of the Mongol dj
nasty China's modern history begins.
Tho Mongols wero driven out by thv
Mings iii'lOCS A. D. Tho Mings wero
the Inst native dynnstythat ruled over
China, nnd their control lasted from
moS to 10H. Under the title of the Ta
Tslng (tho Great Pure) dynasty tho
MautcbooB have ruled China since A.
A. 101-1.
Lincoln Told n Story.
At one time n friend complained tt
President LlncoliKthat n certain cabi
net ofliccr was administering his olllcc
with unusual eneigy with tho hope of
sccmiug the presidential nomination.
"That reminds me," said Mr, Lincoln,
"that my brother and I were oneo plow
ing n field with a lazy horse, but at
times ho rushed across tho Held so fast
that I could baldly keep up with him.
At last I found an enormous chin fly
on him nnd knocked it off. Now 1 nm
not going to ninko that mistnko a sec
ond time. If the secietnry has n chin
fly on hlui, I am not going to knock It
off, if it will only make his department
go."
Life Insurance Outdone.
Mfe without liunltli Is wottlilesn. aiieclc
tlm nrt (yniptniiiH of illn-iuu nml lii-nlllt l
insured, lllumi kI(;h tho ho,ly fo, nlu
Id noil, forinei by tlm dlcesilvo orcnin.
Kmtp your atoiuiieli nmniiur In oritur,
vluiiroTiioiuOatlniH, nml y.nt will connner
dUensti. ilpon tho upiietiruiioo or nlivsh-nl
l.l,l'rn,",n..l"k,, "rttl llOrillirit VHCOtnlllU
1 IIIO Thtij iiviU lio best iiliimt liurillvrlu
.iJ!'.iclrlU8,",,,'!t'ortn,M ntl iigiecnble, All
A Ciii-loti Inillnn Cmlnm,
1)1 tho original settlements In British
Columbia a peculiar Institution occa
sioned gain times for tho red men now
and then. This was tho "potlatch," n
thing to us so foreign, oven In tho Im
pulse of which It Is begotten, thnt wo
havo no word or phrnso to glio Its
meaning. It is n feast and merry mak
ing at the expense of some man who
has earned or snvetj what he deems
considerable wealth, and who desires
to distribute every lotn of It nt once
In edibles and drinkables among the
people of his tribe or village. He does
thin because he aspires to n chieftain
ship or merely for the credit of n "pot
lntc)i," n high distinction. Indians
hnvo been known to throw nwjy such
a sum of motley that their "potlatch"
has boon given In a lingo shed built
for tho fenst. nnd blankets nnd orna
ments have been distributed In addi
tion to the feast. '
Lydia Pinkham's
Swamp Root .
Chase's Nerve Pills . . 4
1 Doan's Kidney Pills . .
Laxative Bromo -
Walther's
Peptonized
Castoria
Any triple extract perfume '-Tie per ob.
Vlnol guaranteed to make the weak strong or your money back, T?l.
Bring lu your prescriptions and family recipes and let ua price
them. V
We save you from 20 to 40 per cent
on every purchase.
John La
Boston Store
The Great Factory Sale
The great factory sale is founded
upon facts. The whole mutter Is, that
this salt) Is the gieatest money-saving
event In history of dry goods retailing
ever brought to" Akion. Bead our dally
nils If you wish to be dollars In pocket.
TUKSDAV SPECIALS IN MUSLIN
IIXDHKWKAlt, AT 8 .M. FOB !!0
MINUTES, THE FOLLOWING Alt
TICLES WILL OO ON RALE:
FOB 25c Ladles' Muslin downs,
tucked and ruffled, made of good inns,
lln, well sewed, exactly the same as
imy 50c gown.
AT 121-2 A PAIB Ladles'- PHIn
Tucked Dinwers, all sizes, well made,
regular value 25c n pair.
AT 5e EACH Ladles Corset Cov
ers, plain, made ot good muslin, nil
sizes.
AT 2 P.M. A groat special sale on
Embroideries, for !!0 minutes. Wo
will sell 5 yards of lino Embroidery
for 10c.
There is no end tb tho great bargain
giving of tlio FACTOBY SALE." It
will pay you lo come ciery tiny, ns
nehw goods are mlded dally.
FACTOBV SALE PltlCES ON
DBESS GOODS AND SILKS.
Fanev Fouluid Slks, north 50o n
ynrd-FACTOBV SALE PBlCE2Pc A
YAISli,
rin'ii Taffeta Silks,, all shades, woith
75c u yitld-FACTOBY SALE PBICE
-15e A YABD.
Unncr Taffeta Silks, with laco
stripes, worth ifl.OO-FACTOBY SALE
PBICEftiDc A YAUD.
One lot of Printed Foulard Silks,
worth 75e n yaul-FACTOBY SALE
PBICE anc
Fancy Dress floods, nil colors, worth
05c, Wto mid .-lilc-ALL PUT IN AT
ONE PBICE FOB THE FACTOBY
SALE 20e.
Another lot of Fancy Dres Ooods,
worth $1.25, $1 and 75e-FOB THE
FACTOBY SALE Due.
For children's wear, Fancy Dress
(JooilH, woith 25c u ynrd-FACTOBY
SALE PBU'E 15c A YABD.
FACTOBY KALE PltlCES ON DO
MESiiCS YOU CAN'T AFFOBD TO
MISS.
Fast Color Apron filnghnnis, worth
5c -n yard-FACTOBY SALE PBICE
2 l-2cA YABD.
Full 0-1 Sheeting, unbleached, worth
17c it villd-FACTOBY SALE PBICE
15e A YABD.
All shades of Calicoes, best makes,
worth 0o a yard-FAOTOBY SALE
PBICE lo A YABD.
.1(5 Inch Daik Percales, good patterns,
h orth 121-20 n ynrd-FACTOBY
SALE PBICE (U-2i-A YAD.
nil Inch German Blue Calicoes, good
styles, worth lOe-1'ACTOBY SALE
TBICE 81-2e A YABII,
All Lluen Crashes, fuft width, worth
7e n ynrd-FACTOBY SALE PBIOE
5c A YABD.
Don't fail to otteml tu Great: Fac
tory Sale. Tho whole month of Feb
ruary given over to bargain-giving.
150-152 South -Howard st.
Cut Rate Drug Store, 183 S. Howard st. I
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if'nincuus rnemurants.
ralnlrsi, nnn Dot altrln-
HSCh'EUioitCo. Bent or polaoaoui.
or bond In plain wrapper,
Sy express, prepaid, foe
i mi. or n uoiues, 9.7D.
Ircnlar aunt ou requoat.
CHICHRSTCH'O ENGLISH
UrlttlntiT nnil 4lu1r flMiuU.
f tot CIIlOllICSTEIl'.s UNGLlSn
IB UIA9 UI UolU lUftAUld bOIO lUl
with bi ribbon. 1 nko mo otlicr Kcftiio
Zniccru HubtImtlAn nd Iwlttt
(lin. Htijif yoilr Ornxsiil or otoil 4pia
pumr. i for 1'artlrulnrm Tvvtfiaonlalft
ami "Relief ftr I nllc.".r(iffr,M tv
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SOLD BY VM. WASHEB,
141 South Howard St.. Akron. Ohio.
.1. A. KEBB, D. Q.
JENNIE L. EVANS, 1). O,
Ostt'oiuttiilt- Physicians.
(i'JI Hamilton Btilldlnpr.
Oiatluatis of A. S. 0 Kirl
5lo. HoursS to 12 and 1 to 5.
Millatlon anil oxainliintlon free,
plo'h iihono 250.
.svllle,
HEADACHE
At all drug ttorta.
3S Dosn 25c.
N'o irjrin can bo brave who consiaora
pain tho greatest evil ot life or tenii
Iterate who regards pleasure as tba
highest good. Cicero.
By the time we get what we want la
life we want something olso a great
deal more. Saturday Evening Post.
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