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AKRON DAILY 'DEMIScrAt
rntDAV, NOV. 21. 1002.
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BUCHTEL
Has No "Cinch"
In Hiram.
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MILLINERY DEPARTMENT
Important Announomn-t:
SAIe Begins Saturday, Nov. 22
The Greatest Cloak Sale oh Record
Local Teams Beat Bar
berton and Canton.
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300 New and Stylish Jackets to be Sold at Nearly 50c on the Dollar
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We closed out the entirfe lot of Ladies' and Misses' Jackets frofn a O'ew York Manufacturer, consisting
of about 300 New and Stylish' Jackets, from 22 to 27 inches long, fitted backs,,made of strictly all wool kersey.
We will divide these into three separate lots, to be sold atprlces low enough .to satisfy every pocketbook.
Barberton Pacer Bought
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Tho gamo with Hiram tomorrow will
be the Inst college game licro tills sen
eon. Buchtol will jirobably win, but
Bho 1ms no clncli. If tho hoys plfiy
with tho Biime spirit iiiul dash tbnt
characterized their playing In the Both
any gome, thoy will win. If thoy piny
(with the spirit thnt has characterized
most of tholr practice during the past
two weeks and which has shown up In
tho Wooster and Heidelberg games, It
will bo tho Fame old story of dofeut. It
will be tho only game hero Saturday,
as tho East Ends will rest up for the
Thanksgiving day game with Canton.
Mlhllls will bo back at quarter for
Buchtol, and the team will be greatly
strengthened by his return. The rest
of tho team will line-up aH follows:
Gayer, c; Koss and Flchthorno, tackles;
Swnhson and Knight, gunuls: Thomas,
r. o.j t'ltkln ami l'nrslmll. half back's)
Weary, fullback. Left end Is still open.
Doyle, who started tho season at left
end, has not appeared for practice since
tho Wooster gamo. Tho end will be se
lected' Just boforo the game, it will bo
Brown, Kragcr, M. Knight, or Crist.
Buchtel will bo strong In tho punting
department, as Weary showed Inst Sat
urday In the Heidelberg game that he
U equal to the occasion lu punting.
Hlrnni Is contldoiit of winning, but
expects n hard gnine. Like the
Buchtel team, Hiram was organized
out of "green" material. Htnuffer of
Onse, Is Ilhum's conch.
T1ib game of the hour Is tho Vale
Harvard game which will hu played at
Vfow Haven Saturday. The betting fi
vors Yale, In the stale Intoiest centers
In tho Ohio Btnto-Ohlo Wesleyan gaiuo
nt Delaware. Ohio Slate lias taken a
sudden brace nnd there would bo lltllo
surprise If she should win tomorrow.
ATHLETIC CLUIW AltlO PIlEPAIl
ING. Considerably fear was expressed In
Akron, somewhat paillcr In the season,
that tho Athletic clubs weie on a do
C'Une, The fear was gioumled on tho
fact that there had been a division,
Internally, among the clubs, about
teams for vniious sports; membership
among many of tint clubs dropped
down during the summer; dues failed
to eomo. In, though creditors weio
prompt, and assets and liabilities had
n great ruco, with the chances much In
favor of Liability ftr a part of tho
time.
Tho attitude of the Governor and city
bfllclnls was bellewd to be antagonistic
to tho cluljs, by reason of the fact that,
they could not get permits, for h time,
for shows In which boxing was to bo
n feature. '
Tho situation hns changed almost en
tirely within tho past few weeks, how
ever, With tho change of tho season
ilullnqnent members havo been Hocking
In, dues received nio piling up In a
fintlf factory manner, and best of all, tho
clubs aro nblo to get permits for enter
tainments In which that greatest of
magnet), tho boxing Isiut, can bo inado
tho lending feature.
The- clubs are prospeilng In their old
time way. Dances for tho winter lmvo
already begun, oiitertatumentH have al
ready been given, and more nro under
preparation, and as sucenss begins to
como iho membors are Hocking back
Again,
For all of which tho club members
will probably feol an especial thill! of
thankfulness next Thursday.
TOlVilORROW
URDAY
SAT
REDUCTIOiNI SALE
Of All Trimmed and Ready-to-Wear Hats.
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M. O'NEIL & CO.
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last week, will bo pulled oil here Fri
day night In tho Davis opeia houso.
It was postponed owing lo"the fact
that Bezennh was suffering ffoih a
sprained arm. The men will light
to a jlulsli for a purse of .fjoo.
now AnouT it?
Findloy, O., Nov. 21. The limit be
tween Biz Mnckoy and Ous Bezenali,
Vhloh was to have been fought hero
KIltKWOOD BEAT BAUIIEUTON.
On tho Klrkwood alleys Thursday
evening, Klrkwood won two out of
three games fiom Barberton. Tho
llrst gamo ws exciting, Kltkwo&d
winning by a sniall margin. The sec
ond was a walkaway for Ilnrbeitou.
In tho third game tho Klrkwood bow
lers got warmed and swepi Baibert'ou
oil Its feet, winning with 170 pins to
sjiaie,
Klrkwood.
Ciutor 181
Ilowland mi
'''rciln mi
Chapuinu 2t)1
hnjder t-ti;... 175
Totals , f .'..., 8!I)
Barborton. " "'
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Collier ir,S
Bnrlght , jii;i
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Huberts ...i.,,,. ".'., ,',175
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AV.I
Why can't we come
over to your bouse nnd
play any more?
iJeortUBc papa gets eo
mad wheu we make n
little bit of noise.
What makes hira that
wy?
Mamma says it's dys
rtcnsla makea blm act
M f I to criu-v.
That's about the wny
it strikes the small boy.
The tlvnrntlp lina n
'fjrl idea of his own unrpn.
l.i nonablencss or harsh-
Hess. Little things arc
magnified nnd seem to
justify his quick anger.
There's health for the
dyspeptic and happiness
for the family by the
iiso of Doctor Pierce's
OoMen Medical Discov
ery. It cures diseases of the atom
pen and otliar organs of digestion
and nutrition, nnu restores perfect
hsalth anil strength, by enabling
the perfect digestion nnd assimila
tion oi I0OU.
I hT Ukttl out llOtllc of Dr. Plrr'
Ooldea Medical nlirov try for Indlgntlou
ColltKC DtvitUon Co,
DO Mil
v voui
Ike tlu Mi
and liver eompUtnl," rrrltea Mr. C. M
www, oi vu.m v-oiiru
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commelictrt laklnj you
hrl. have not lelt like the umi
fore I look the 'Ooldrn MeJI
e. uavtoaon Cou
d apeJW alncel
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me man. Ile
leJtcal UIkov-
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175 201)
1K1 171)
lilil 1117
I .111 20
sr.o nr.o
201 138
LH11 17U
171 n,o
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188 till
Totals ,.,..i,
.. WI'J !)J0 777
CLlrt'EILS EASy'foU l'EKULESS.
Tho Ollppors, tho 'tall enders In tho
Hiimnilt rouuty toiiriuiniuiit, diopped
thiee games to th'(reerless Thuisday
night nn tho Howard st. alleys.
I'eerless
L'liie i;in
Kolb,, w Km
Vernosky ,,. mo
MaraiiYlMo mo
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BOWLING
Very Popular In Barberton.
Chronicle of Happenings on the
garberlon Alleys.
(Special Coriesbondeiico.)
H.iiberlon, O., Xov. 21. Theie nte
few towns in which bowling Is moio
popular than hi Ilaiberton. There Is
alwajs a good crowd of spcctatois
watching tho wooden spheres as they
loll down tho alleys..
In the league which was lecently
stalled on Iho Nonpareil alleys the Dia
mond Machine team iind the Allien
Hubher team -nio lied for llrst nlnco
with four games won and two lost.
The Ktlrllngs aro third with 1 won and
two lost, while the Totter, bring up tho
i ear wlth'O won and a lost.
On Wednesday evening the gnmes ro
Milted: Diamond ,MachIue- 71)1, 707,
7711; Alden ltubbor 700, 700, 8110.
The high scores of the alleys aro as
follows: Beatty, 2(18; Hobeits, 2,"S En
right, 2."(1; Collier, 251; Bllnn, 2r.2; Tay
lor, 211; Anders, 238; Hill. 237: linker.
HI; Folt7, 210.
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100 ladles'' and mlfescs' all-wool ker
sey Jacket",. 27 lit. long, fitted backs,
castors only, worth ?7.G0, $S CO, $0.00
Your Choice
Saturday, ea.
$
5.50
LOT 2
100 new and stylish ladles' Jackets,
27 In. long, fitted bucks, heavy satin
lining In navy blue, black, castor, tan
etc., soveral styles, not a Jacket In the
lot worth less than $10,00, $12.50 and
$15.00.
Your Choice $Y jTfl
Saturday, eaM.'wl
100 ladles' Jackets, 22 and 27 Inches
long, "fitted hacks," heavy satin, lin
ing, handsomely tailored, several
styles, In black, oxford grey, blue,
tan and castor, worth $15, $10, $18,
Your Choice $
Saturday, ea .
9.50
Remember, these garments are all new, this season's make, perfect workmanship
and-fit guaranteed. ,
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"The Daylight Store," 151-153 S. Howard St., Akron, 0.
Stulildicher block Thuisday evening,
f loin 5 to S o'clock. The supper was
well patronized and a neat sum wus
leallzed.
Barberton Briefs.
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(Special" Correspondence.)
Barberton, vO., Nov. 21. Tho Tracy
club danced Thursday evening in Tracy
hall.
The Barberton bund will give a nus-quf-rade
on Thankghlng ove.
Mr. iiiub Mrs. E. C. Barnes, of Knox
vllle, Tenn., aro tho guests of Council
man Duiifbrd.
GOOD HOUSES
Saw "Garnbler's Daugh
, ter" at Grand.
Kill
171
lfill
152
15(1
1M
131
220
152
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Totals . . . i . . . . ..,K25 x 701 S(I2
Cllppors
Alden ,.,,. ir.O 173
Anders ,,, !."... m ...
Bussell ..,.,,, , ,,. i;u
Kaufman 117 jin
Byrhler 150 173
Bullock ... 478. "IIU
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112
'I'dtn's 781 WJ 80S
rv I could not eat anvthl
fill tffl.lrraa. but now I tan cat anvthlnv T
lli without having unnlcaaaul fcellntf.
Dr. Pitrea's I'lcasaut Tellets
claaM and regulate the bowekt.
rOOU CANTON.
Vor llie'steentli time Canton has had
to bow to Akron. As 11 preludo to
what will happen on Thanksgiving
day when Canton and Hast Akioii
clash In tho gildlron. tho Orunds went
to Canton last night and tionmcd tho
Grands of panon, beating them three
straights on their own alleys.
Oninds, Akron,
Johnson
Tlllott
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Brownell
i0ETRY
Barberton; Women Told
How
Each Had Raised a Dollar
the Church.
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De Wolf Hopper, In Mr. Pick
wick, at Colonial Jonight.
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A packed-house, both -at tho af
ternoon and )cvenlngi performances,
greeted tho presentation of "A Gam
bler's Daughter' at the Grand Thurs
day. ''
Tho story deals with a Chicago
board' of tiado man, who pilvotely
conducts a fashionable gambling re
sort.1 His daughter, rich In her own
right, Vrt Is In love with one of hor
father's clerks, but! ' for her wealth
Is desired by her fa'ther's villa Imms
partner in his nefarious resoit. Many
thrilling situations arise In conse
quence of this gume'of cross puiposes.
Tho leading role itt admirably taken
by Miss Clara Thropp, 1111 actress of
talent as well as. beauty nnd her
rendition of the dllllcult portinjed
was good In every respect. Iler beau
tiful gowns were quite 11 featmo with
tho feminine portion of tho audience.
The supporting company Is strong and
well balanced, making the entire pio-
ductlon one of great merit.
Java & Mocha
COFFEES
While there are 10 lbs. im
ported, there are probably
1000 lbs. sold under that
name. , This makes it ap
parent that 99 times out of
100 you ,are deceived. Buy
quth American Coffees and
you get what you buy we
sell them from 10c to 25c
per pound.
This COUPON Good For
25 Cents .
In Buying One Pound of
Any of Our Teas.
GeoHaasCo.
l?r N. Howard st.
DoWolf Hopper nnd his company in
"Mr. Pickwick" appears at tho Col
onial tonight. The Ooinpany Is one
of tho strongest organisations that
has pver been put together for a
traveling company nnd It Includes tho
names of Wgby Bell,. Grant Stewart,
Henry Noiman, "Louise ...Gunning,
f.aura Joyce Hell. .qulS Poyno and
J. K. Adams; besides thqro are fifty
others, all of whom possess lino
.voice?. "Mr. Pickwick."- which is a
dramatization by cmirletj Klein or tho
"Pickwick Papois'' of Dickens Is. a
mammoth comedy set' totmuslc. Tl)o
term "opera" Is notl'iisiid, though tlo
organization Is fully as largo as any
of the trnvollng opera companes.
Manuel Klein wiote tho niusle, which
Is said to bo lemurknb'ly beautiful
nnd Grant Stewart U responsible for
the lyrics. gorgeous pioductlou
will be given with appropriate scenery
ami handsome 'costumes. After a
few weeks of travel, the organization
goes into the Herald Square theater,
New York, on January 1 for tho bal
ance of the season.
M'IIer Marrlago Vow,' which has
been pronounced a successful nnd ef
fective comedy drama, Will be present
ed at tho Grand Monday, Tuesday and
Wednosday next week.
The Play denls with railroad" life.
All the good people ore railroad em
ployes and members of their families,
and all tho bad people arc connected
by ties of blood with railway magnntes.
Tho hero; Is a railway telegraph opera
tor; the heroine Is the daughter of n
railway engineer; the villain Is the son
of tho railway superintendent and so
on. Nearly all the gool characters aro
horny-handed nnd wear Junipers nnd
overalls, and nil tho bad characters are
distinctly capitalists. The hero Is In
charge of a switch at a Biding. Two
trains, one of'them a fast express on
Which the heroine nnd her father are
passengers pass this point at a certain
hour, So the villain overpowers the he
lo, nnd throws tho switch as the trains
are approaching. The soubrctte re
leases tile hefowho 'smasheshe win
dow In tho switch house, jumps
through and nfter n hand to hand fight
with tho vll(ilutiirn tlio switch In tipio
to allow the. two trains each 200 feet
long and 'from bppbsltc- dlrectlons-to
rush by each other In full view of tho
audience
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Gold Fish Given Away
Tomorrow we will give free, one fine Goldfish,
I with each globe or purchase of fish .amounting, to
ouc .or over. -
Buy tomorrow and get this fine
Fish Free.
We will also offer 50 only,
Globes complete with 2 Fish, a ft-.
CHINESE LILY " In.- -.a
BULBS, at lvC Ctt ,
GEO. S. DALES & CO.
Both Phonos. 229 S. Howard St. 228 S. Main St
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For
Tho nttrn'ction'to be nt the Colonial
Mfmdnjr iilglit is the j;'Y0rt Iloe." a
vvf.v ireuyui(;iii ppqrn, un 'mesdnv
night. "The bevirs Aucjlon;'' Wednesday-
night, "The Show Girl," and on
ThmiUgM lug, mntlneo and night, "The
KntzcnJatnmer Kills.""
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"In Fall, man's fancy
Lightly turns
To Festal boards and turkey."
Don't wait until. Wednes
day afternoon. Come
now ! We never had so
extensive a variety of
wide-awake styles as
right now. Our
$3.50
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Lines are especially
praiseworthy
Shu maker &
Company,
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Grands, Canton.
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187,
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170
(Special Correspondence.)
lbiibei(oi), 0,f Js'ov. SJ.vrho women
of the Plrst M. K. cluuch of Barberton
told Thursday evening at nn onteitaln-
nii'iil how they each enrued a dollar for
tho cliuu'li, Sopio earned the dollar by
baking pies, others by baking bread
and t minus otiier vuys. weie stated.
I'oilj ilollnrs wns rained by this meth
od, Some of the experiences were to
luted In poetry? A musical program
was given during the evening. Thoso
who had unit In It vvcro; Mi. Boyce,
MNn 11)1 iioh, MIs Hawkins, Miss
Glad)h Vlnll. 3lra. -1
MexsiK u, yeiieijs.
and I.eon Neumeyei
K, Wllllnms.
G. It. Jackson
HOT WAFFLES
An
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of U.i B. Church
Ladie
(Special Correspondencc.i
iiaiiieitoii, .Nov, ai.The ladles of
' " .the Inlti'd Hrethren church served it
i03 S10 S01 1 hot wnUle ami chtckon wupper lu the
"M ' " wagawiamiiMtti3MBggMiM,iMM3,1y
What would you do the next time vou
have a hard cold if you couldn't get Ayer's.
Cherry Pectoral? Thjnk it over.
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Good Clothes Don't
Make 2k. Gentleman t
But If you want n Suit or Overcont, thnt will make you feel as If you &
was expected to net llko one, you had better come lu nnd seo what wo
nio showing In
FINE SUITS and OVERCOATS.
, nt guaranteed prices.
YOUIt nOY will hav nioro oswt for blnibelf In our Nobby Knits
nnd Overconts'than in ordinary Clothing, and the price Is tho snmo.
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The Correct Shoe
for Men...
The peerless shoe for women. Mado
in over forty styles. Fits the foot llko
a glove. All smart drepsers wear
Hannn. Oneo you try a pair you are
forever Tdded to this matchless shoo.
For all occasions street and everywhere.
We also haye exoluBivo aalo fo r '.
Jenness Miller Shoo for ladies .
See us for your Thanksgiving !i
.footwear.
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AND TRUNK HOUSE
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