Somefls Over-
m to $3.75.
About 129 black; and ‘Qniord'cheviot and
. N 29 chrcoate, ahsolutely'ell Wool and fate:
colon; Welllmade' and “dhmbly lined, and all
light tlie'mcdium. length always~in~style
. M499 aremow #7375; Next year coats of
. otiualfi'qzuality will ‘sell for“ much more money.
in cheap garments purchased for a sale,
bl 'nlulhlle‘arjour label. ‘ ~ »
.3950 old 5‘5- Overcoat: m
, New sio. mu m,
. -.‘ 'v . Fully :50 Overcoats in our high-grade
. , ' $13.50 and $15 classes and unequalled values
; at_;regu'lar price, enter the sale’at $10 and
~ $12. ' The showing includes black and 0x-
”told elleviot and frieze Coats of always~in-
' style length, wide hand-slhped shoulders and
., unligasetting velvet collare. When you re-
' lieu that next year a coat as good as any of
‘ these Will cost you much more money, owing
”tothe rise in wool, you’ll see how important
this sale is to YOU.
We have added a lot of finc'Paletot over-
coats, in lhandSOme dark «gray oxfords. that
. -‘-.'.‘~hilve been $25.00, reduced ho $15.00. Won't
last long. and we’ve only allow" lel'lv
.3 9i? i1
‘ " sis, 520 and $22.500vmu
New SIS.
About 200 of these high-'gralde tailor-niade‘
Colds to sell at $15 knee lengthers, and
made of high-quality chcviot, iric’ze, melton
‘ p and thibet, skilfully tailored and shaped by
:1. ,ghand- Next year you‘ll pay from $22.50 to
{$23 for coats no better than‘lhese. Why
. not elfect a saving by_ buying now?
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have. we been .nhlo to
Jealonsly nunntniu fro
THE maeusdrrv o
l‘lroken lines of winter Shoes, odd. lots, ,
Show; that have been $2.50 and
call, double soles, (,ioodyeur ’wclts; Shoes of
excellent value that have been
separate. counter at the. reduced
‘ d ilh‘ila‘S‘lnt'écuar:ou‘l» eve
in THE LEADING FACTOR IN
FOR THIS R EASON ALL PRICES ARE MOST ATTRACTIVE.
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' Startling reductions [short
this sale.IHeavy advances in
prices of wool make it? cer-
tain overcoats will cost more
next winterwnevertheless
‘ .wo’ll carry none overw'prie—
es arotémpting low. .
We’ve had important
sales before, but; never» one
so important to YOU us this
we start now. In the face of
on udvancing market in all
wool goods, which makes it;
certain that overeoats will
cost. much more money next
season than they do this, we
make startling reductions in
all of this seasons ovnroouts.
You may ask, why don’t
we carry the-so coats. over
until next season and gel; the
udvuneed prince for them
a ‘ , 3' that. high wool will warrant.
We answer, because. it in our
wellnetlled policy to sell the new, fresh styles each season, and to. sell all
clothing in the season for which it is made. Only by doing this consistently
in seahon to season. .
.vr'rmotrw , PRICES RULE. I ' , .1
li‘ SELLING A: L OF OUR OVERGOATS HAS BEEN
to build a reputation for style leadership which we
PRICEMAKING FOR OUR SALE.
TO, BUYE‘EES.
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$600 in hm: and $6.00 line bench made Shoes, in enamel
placed on a
price $1.95.
we no MADE runner STARTLING nunuouous lN out .
‘ BOYS’ uni hummus DEPARTMENT." ‘ ‘
V aniline. .. ,
‘ andbla .' made extra loll wide collhrs and line, wool pluid‘lin-n
, in’gs, worth atleastfllfi. . ‘
‘ 144. «Wdure'ofiering‘best qualityarubbers‘andf‘felt boots unhar-
Startling reductions that Will make this sale
Broken lines of Johnson & Murphy $5.00
box call and velour call, these odd lots have ‘
been placed on a separate table with the pri—
ces reduced to $2.95. You cannot afi'ord to
pass such bargains.
. ‘ all we also include’t‘lfty
n ourxblliletnent s’alesroom;,inrg'rey
plan)! one's money: All nines 34 to
l v
rythlng in season. . So outgo all the .Overcoatsand «Suits, *3
memorable. , :1-
W +0;
+3,
is
$25. $28 and $30 Coats Now see. 7 g
‘ . Included in this remarkable ofierinér'are u"
the aristocratic Overcoats whichhave nttract- (3
ed so much favorable attention this season. +0
in fabrics, style and tailoring, illese‘nt’r-‘inch . 9",
length coats are of the‘so‘rt good tuileha'ifili’é 1‘ ' t:
for $50. In every detail they lack nothing to in:
make them fit garments for the most‘parti‘cu- ln-l
lar men. Many of these garments "are full t:
‘silk lined. H
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-—-—-— . .
$40 and $45 Overcoats Now $30. to
‘ The most luxurious ready"-lor-wear Over- 8
P cont you ever saw come under this priee—re- ,9
duction; and so liberal is the reduction that H
many a man may now possess a coat which .;
Would ordinarily cost him more than $50; and 4:;
which next season will cost him more than O?
that. All made of the highest grade of iliiport- t»
ed overcoatiugs, silk lined throughout, silk ‘6
velvet collars, richly tailored. 3
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---- 12-315 4;
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. MOST STYLISH LONG COATSIN 5:
‘ . TOWN- . “H.
A great range of fancy mixtures for you to ,;
choose from. Single. and double-breasted f:
models approved of fashion. Tourist Coats (it
in exclusive Scotch mixtures and fancy pal- °l
terns. Take advantage of our sale prices if . til.
you would save money easily and safely. 4.“
we have sold so many long Overcoats :4.
this season that ordinarily we would be clean- l3
W ed out by this time. Fortunately we bought I,
heavily, knowing the tremendous vogue 5.;
these coats were destined to have this winter. 3
; So. uotwithetandinp.r the unusual business in ’1‘
these lines, there still remains a wide range {a
of choice for this important sale. luvl
(lvercoats that have been priced from a
$15 to $25, reduced to $12.00 and $15.00. (4
Plenty of small sizes for young fellows .‘4
d and small men. Sizes for all sizes and shapes 3
of men. ‘ . ' H
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‘~ 'nunn no mom 0.me
‘lllllhm‘lllllfl the president to denig-
neto hunh urine in the public torelu
renewals. I» In hla op‘lnlon should be
not. aside for the protection or game
animals, hlruu and mu. and he recou-
nlaoit an it brooding place therefor. it
in the purpose at themeusurolo‘ne-
mire platoon where the r‘clouei " ueauon
shall be perpetually observed.
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THI OllfllNAL
Foley a Centrally. 0 new orlttuntetl
Hung and Tor u u hront. and hunt
lrem y. and on solicit or the. eat
merit and popularity . ll
guild 'l‘nr many lmltn no “03%;?“
:t'or the nine. ., A it for _ Wit
film an or end «tummy subtitl-
tuto uttered not» other, , generate“
till] we the “hill minim ton. '* It’ln
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y insure. . it canto, it tumor
lime ”noun. hold at mmma’
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tall ht mtervolu. uln-
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ammo into new
, the, lrrlullon
,llroluln bonito. Ono
nun; Mull with water.
lttoz‘dmml’mco t to a
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mythdfhdl ilrlllolt were sun
hymn, iMHttllmare
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lN ARIZONA. ‘ PUBLIC VON!" HIGIRVI‘. 'ro AHREBT CHINAMEN. ‘ COMMON PLEAB COURT. | WINTER TERM BEGINS.
WM _ " wasnluo'rou, Jun. lav—Thu ......... it . m ' ----— l
r. o to Form Crop. “om committee on public hind: ha» Ollie Inspectors Receive lmtructlonl . Cull- on the Short Calender tor To. Vale Opened Yeltorday WIth Prof. E.
' Wnlml Away. ,uuthorlsod n invertible report on a hill mm Wuhlngton. i. marrow. ll. flood in chaplain.
CLEVEUAND. 0.. Jim. lawllultod
Slntou District. Attorney Sullivan and
United States Marshal Chandler have
loaned Instructions to the Chinese lul-
spectornln the Northern Ohio dlilll'lct
to at once ”rent. with it view to no
porting all Ghlnunieli unlawfully living
in the «llatrittl; The lnupoctorli 'uotln
tied are limited in Buffalo. Clovulnnd
and Toledo. Following the recent clo-
clplon otlvnlted Staten Circuit , curt
Judge Wine. which rendered the t or-
ill unthorlllou nowérlean to militant“
moi. thlli lllntrlnt‘hun, it, is imaged.
been the oven for Chlniunen II no
glad lu . hlumllntry. zunl for at on!
unlnmllly twin: in other parts of». the
noun . , -
The reversal (ll-Judith Winn ruling
by the United States supremo Court,
whenever. mtom the arresting power,
and work Will be begun ttt common.
the district o! the ‘Chlhfla" lllefil
Veneer mm.
”A olive that) euln‘wlulout u hear
W‘l Hallel'laalv . _ 4N0
lien let. it
I, ’_ write
5 .ln t o opurr or common pleas to. Villa opened its doors tor the winter
l nlorro the following motlona will be teem yesterday. in the‘actulemlo do
hrs.ruin;sunshine: till: % hunt in 3‘1“i“3h§‘3i"°‘wd"€l§lii"
Ililurhnrl Minor at al. disclosure or «lo-lonuglnln who 'pmlnod “wan Prof. Edy
mm or. foreclosure: Marsh. Merwlulmm u, need. who will emulate at
:3 13mm};vubtl‘ligglegcmxmg mime, morning «throttlonniwexomlufi for
,. m a o ‘onex out-w in»... o .
uccnrdunco' with lulvlce oi supremo. nouncot‘neul» wag: model ‘l‘fihglfi?
moon or error»; floral: Zlmmerman Wt. l on dgpuimonig the rocltotlon and loo-
lmuZlmmermnn'nt Alli. lllnolounre at turn work of the harmonies homo
immune , or foreclosure: Daniel M. without any special exercises. Mont
[Nichols vu. Frunhlln Sherwood at “it. or the undergraduate: have now re-
disclosure or defense. or tomolonure: [turned from theirtlhrlutman vncntlon.
frhu ‘MlunenuoileuThreshing Machine ‘ ....... ‘. r, ‘
(30.3 ,vluliooho Steel hull. 00., plant-l 0th TLY mngmAuo.
itllt'li mutton to combine Gallium BM,- Nothing lll mom‘ln‘ (lemme than a
‘nmtlon to Minimum ”will! ‘tlillmflimeuinlne which them mam re-
vm carton H. 8mm. “mlnlflntofllul’llmmontii rm- a noon-Nana, hymn
,plnlntlll'li motion tor judgment for “mg"; with a” -Dl~.“ Kilt?» Now
want of answer to suluitltumd nom- lit! pm , In“, r 11mm, t. ,
.iplulnls fund (It-fen will will”. huddle ghee ntoxfiletlfiandullvoie'tm:
“Ml“? cane ("Pm- , "1M “5" failure to MUM? Try them. ,sHtlIMtter'a
Emilil’rdl‘llml" “to mull!“ m Dmi‘fitttt‘e.‘ ate. mention. , a"
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W. root iv imminent for want a: WNW “WWI-n31! muslin/h.
”W“ . Bi'llrlil. “Donnelly v9.- Chnrlea mu m Hall. at enamel/Hot: Th3“.
‘ chroma tune to , follow;
Unmotunmt Internet. Texas. can or it.
MAnxeoev A m auov.‘ 1W coho cuirznlir'reuri.‘
Wreck at Schooner Brahma oft Want The M19325 x], Igg‘ifiogum
Ito. 1905: 1
Haven Breakwater. An! A. M. Wooster», aolicltorotapg‘t.
The Ushthonne department has. ants. Brldseport, Conn: ' ' - ,
placed a m buoy painted red and: Joe. at A. Mann, Bridgeport, chums
white to mark the wreck or induction for loom; ,Allle M. moor.
uchooner Eminent. amok (our and u: Brldgcport, ”mom a”, W, ,5 “.1.
half miles northwest or New Haven dun and w. A. when", Brid' ‘ ft
outer breakmter lighthouse. howleufblfldofl mason in...
,Thofnrelnerd thundered It Wm one. Now “even. tire cover: We
while on outage tram Rochlwd. Me", cannon, mommy“. ll
torl‘luw Yorkiwlth a cum of ravine uler lantern; (tuner do.“ , _
utensil. The‘wruck had been marked Haven, 5 pittentel rotate: oh.
by- 3 us buoy but. this in: been re '
(or C Karla limit)“ My"?
moved ml the ruin buoy substituted. maehlhe: mini» Merit, ; 0' ' ‘
W
. . l calm hearing for ty mum-W
A cunmu OUR! tron amour. Hy? Brlnkman, We“ Barnum-4'1“ 7‘ a
When a child SHOWQ aymhtoml Of mme-;”Edwln E. , Keyword, ' t9
prone literals no time to experiment llury, oleotrlolumn hxt‘urE: 1 intuit!
with new «medium-no matter how A. Parker.‘Merldeu.'mttoh hflddt‘m‘ttd‘
highly they may be recommended.
, striker; John'cr‘Wluldell, domain.
than! hour we mum: nm an 31- Jur-ulottlire: Edward or not», non-
WWIM @0110“ “PM . It ““190“ villa. thread separator. ‘
i'if'finm'fl'wn “9"”Q3l‘i'ul’i‘lth: ne‘m . . WW .- ' _
.. own o ,vm , run'n . = -
(106%, Kemedy. ' Give-lotion nucleic achENlNo OHlVIfilNo “l1," .2 ‘
of Agnes and Malena, out: be relieved
Ml”. Mn Fe 4
and cured with men rlu Bitters." Thin
ll:
. 1.. new used; Chamberlain‘u‘ Couch
Remedy in. more mien, vigorous: with;
uni folilldl'llllh and can . truthrullyzauylt .
it. fififiill‘ml‘f“ ill-J’m‘lllfl‘fl' motion rem Mull; entered it netltlon’ tonne.
.«fotfliild ll “omit-896k W. WW“ removal. ‘hur naughtejre‘ns no tit—l
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