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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-08
R. H. SCOTT,
314 Market St.
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Zine Collection Of Relics.

flne COLLECTION Oi kelbcas at,--s
Few collectors Of antiques can
boast of relics as old as curious as
those in the possession of Mr.. Char
les S. Lilley, superintendent Of the
morocco factory Of W. Jones aud
Company.
Mi. Lilley in a most interesting
manner explains all the peculiar
points Of a number OF guns and pis-
tolls which 60 to make up their col
lection.
He resembles the famous 'Buffa.
10 Bill and has pictures Of that
notable man hung about the walls
OF his office, All the decorations are
OF military style, Over the desk is
hung powder horns. swords and
guns, one is an old flint lock gun
with long barrel which was used
iu the Revolutionary War. 10
drawer of his desk Mr.. Lilley has
several large pistols Of Civil War
origin which he prizes highly. Sew
eral days ago through the kindness
of Mr.. O'Dignart Of Philadelphia
Mr.. Llley added another curio to
his collection in the shape Of an old
flint lock pistol. the only one 10 be
now found. 1t Is muzzle loader
and concealed beneath the barrel
is bayonet which bv slight pull
of the guard behind the trigger. is
extended making a for ndab BILE weap.
on. Mr. Earnest b. MacNair. OH
Monday presented to Lilley an old
gun that was used in the War Of 6l
and Is. On the same day Samuel
Fall, presented stuffed hawked
mounted ou a limb. Mr.. Lillev
priZ es his last addition and has
placed it on the desk in his office.
A goat horn sixteen inches long,
IN the shape of an augur, is also
highly priZed.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-08
The Regular Army Tan.

He ain t no gold laced Belyeosre,
To sparkle in the sun:
He don t parade with gay cockade,
And posles with his gun:
lie amt no pretty soldier boy
SO lovely, spick and span;
He wears a suit Of tan and dust,
The regular army man,
The marchin. parchin,' pipe clay
starchn, regular army man.
He ain t at home in Sunday school,
Nor yet at Social tea:
And on the day he gets his pay,
Hes apt to spend it free.
lie amt no temperance advocate,
He like to fill the can,
He's kinder tough and maybe rough,
The legular army man,
The rarin, tearin, sometimes swear
in reg lar army man.
No stated roll him "Nob!e Son."
lie amt no Iady's pet,
But let row start anywhere,
Theyl send for him you bet.
He don t cut any ice at all,
In fashions social plan:
He gets the job to face the mob,
The reg lar army man,
The willin, drillin, made for KILN, '
reglar army man.
There ain t no tears shed over him,
When he goes OIL to war:
Hegets no speech or prayerful preach
From Mayor or Governor.
He packs his little knapsack up,
And trots off with the van,
TO start the fight and start it right,
The reg lar army man,
The ratt!in, battln, colt or gatlin,
regla army man.
He makes no fuss about the lob,
He don't talk big or brave:
lie knows hes in to fight and win,
Or help ill upa grave.
lie ain t no ''mamma' s darling, but
He does the best he can,
And he 's the chap that wins the SCRAP
The reg lar army man,
Tie dandy, handy, cool and sandy,
reg army man.
G. 4. Nc.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-08
Raised Up Chiefs

Deputy Great Sachem James HarR's
last evening raised up the following CHIEF
Of Hopock ah acking Tribe. No. z lmprov-
cd Order of Rod Mon: Sschsln, II. j..
Stewart; senior easamore. Alfred Worth
Ing on; junior sycamore, H. N Chambers
4 These CT iefs Of Minqua Tribe, No. 8,
were also raissl up b, Deputy Great
Saooeln HarRi. last night; Prophet. A.,
p Citing; saohsm. jaime, White: senior
nag anors, John Rils', jinior sycamore.
Clarence White: fist ssnnap, Charles g.
Wilcox; second snnnsp, R. +. Bromwell
first brave, William Duncan, second
brave, George Il. Hooper; third brave. H..
Tarbutton; fourth bravo, u. w Giflipa;
frat warrior, II. A. Carton; second war
rior, Henry Hroi: II rd warrior, William
p. White: fourth brave, Jeremiah Caud-
man; guard Of wtgw ain Jslnos h. Everet
GUARD Of forest, Gsorgs Stout.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-08

ACCORDING to the Every Evening,
President Roosevelt has slgnltied
his determin alton to recognize
neither the Addicks nor the DUPONT
factions, but TO make the few Fed
rral appointments from personal
inquiry INTO Delaware politics. AS
good Republican, we should like
TO see the President make the ap-
polntments without delay. II he
cant find any suitable, compe tent
Republicans to fill the few Off ces,
Me Democrats will chcerlully help
him out. 1heipresent Collector OF
Port says the Job suits him and he
would be perfectly willing to fill
The office ior four years more.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-08
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 8, 1901.

AS We have stated in the REPUB-
LIcAN before ve do not think the
purchase Of the WeldlE farm was a
good business proposition. But
others who should know as much
as ourselves think different. All
OF the other newspapers say that it
is a good move and that the Water
Comm ssiorers have long heads.
Their opinion may be aa good and
it may be better than ours. Ii the
people who paw the water revenue
are satisfied as we have stated be-
fore 10 these columns, we should
be. twas pity when the thousands
ol dollars were spent IN the Dur-
chase Of the site for the Cool Spring
reservoir. that a better location
had not been picked out and the
reservoir built twice as large as
the present basin. At that time
we we'll recolIect how the people
and the press condemned the men
who were at that time under con.
troll Of City Council, for thinking Of
building such large basin. That
1t would not be needed 10 the next
one hundred years. Ithas not been
over twenty five years since it was
built and the Water Commission.
ere say that 1t is not adequate TO
the demands now made upon it and
that third reservoir Is needed.
Its a business proposition aud every
property owuer is interested. City
Council will not be able TO stop the
Commissioners from purchasing
the farm.
Since tae above was written we
have been creditab informed that
uatil the bonded Indebtedness OF
so;ne one hundred aud twenty thous.
and dollars 10 paid off that the
Water Department has no right to
make this purchase. There are
others who would like to know what
the filter cost aud also the Rock.
lord water tower. They think as
the Water Department is Que OF the
departments of the city Municipal.
,ty that they should publish the
sost OF all improvements. The tax
payers have right to know how
every dollar is spent in rum ing
that department. The three lesa
gentlemen who will give their opin-
ton az to the Legality Of the Water
Commissioners to make this pur-
chase, will say that the Water
kOulOIssl slonprs have no lie gal rio ht
10 DO SO.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-08
Lss,sl.e,vIRs r. ua,oa

Tho members Of tho General Assembly
and their friends left tkas morning for
Buffalo, where grand reunion wsa held.
Down sta!s members of the Legislature
came to this ofty last evening to catch the
train on which the party will start this
morning Accompanying the assembly
men will be sew era! state and county otfi. -.
cials.
The party will leave French street sta
tion at s 80 O'Clock this morning on spe.
ctal cars ovar the p, W. b B. railroad,
and at Broad Street Station. they will
have special cars to be attached to Penn
sylvanlA flyer for Buffalo. The train will
leave Broad street at o'clock. aad meals
will be served on the trip to Buffalo.
The party will remain in the exposition
city until Saturday. but the time for their
depari urs homeward hAs not been fixed.
The newspaper correspondents who attend
cd the last Legislature were invited to &C.
company the party, and Representative
Holcomb, the secretary has arranged for
the transportation Of the asssmblymsn
and guests.
Governor Hunn and members Of his
staff will start for Buffalo on Wednesday.
They will not be IN regimsntals, but will
GO as a private party, the Delaware Day
celebration idea having been abandoned.
The reunion committee comprises SEN
ators Slaughter and Pennewili and Rep.
tsssntatlues Finn, HolcOnb and Moore.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-08

[NoTICE-I. MAET1N LEONARD. THE
~ owner ssd ocsuysnt Of house situated IL
School district No l0, in the city Of New
Castle. in the county Of New Casthat
and In the state Of Delaware u
compliance with the requ,rsmsnts
Of the scts Of sAs General Assembly ID
such case mAde s.d provided, do hereby give
notice thasI shall sppiy IN writing to the
Court of 0essral ssssions Of the state Of nslA,
wsrs :, in and Tor New Castle County, On Nsl.
day. the 18th day Of Nov. 1901, being the is&t
tefm sf sstd csIrt, fer sicsase fer said house
% an inu or tavern, for the sale therein IL
Intoxicating liquors, In less quantities than
one quart, 10 bs drunk on the prenisss. and
the following respectable sitizens Of said
school district, st least Of whom arelsuh.
staAtsll fpssholAers Of ssid schosi diASrioo
econ,msnd the said application. via:
Patrick Mc0roTy Louis h Duncan
Joseph II Douxberty John J Reynolds
James b Nance D Boulden
John CO mpbell 1arael Riding
Jhhu b Palmer 0eokge Bratton
Walter r MoClyment Peter Toner
John McCAllin e D Chase
4 .onza Young Patrick j Lsonard
os.3tS MARTIN L.EONAnD,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-08
BARGAINS at Crosby and Hill ,

Crosby aud Hill will soil 100 more OF
those one dollar fine Felt Rough Riders'
has, scarf trimmed. for fifty cun S. They
have only u few left aud those who come
early will secure III bargains. You can
get ilannelotto wrapper for 60 cents.
% cents. Another bargain to be had on
Wednesday will be 56 inch al! wool
Camels hair cheviot OF the 81. 20 kind for
s5 cents ayard, This bargain is otfera d
only on Wednesday. tho day after will
not do.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-08
?. /. Peacock Co.
Ninth, King and French Streets.

NJ oTlCE-I. JOSEPH S. aoDw1N THB
~ ownerand occupaut Of the heuss
known As the Gilpin Hsuse situstsd u
city OF Now Castle in school District Ne.
45 in New Csstls Aundred. county
OF New Castle, and State Of Delaware
In compliance with the requirements Of ~
acts OF the General Assembly In such osss
made and prov vided, do hereby give notice that
shall apply In writing TO the Court Of 0snsr.
g. Sessions Of tha State Of Delaware. IN and
for Now Castle county. on MONDAY, the 18Th
day Of Nov. A. D., 1901, being the naxt term ol
saad court. for license for seid house ~ -
Inn Or tavern, for tho sale therein Of intoxicar
int liquors In less quantities than one quart
to bs drunk % the premises. and the follow
ars substantial freoholdsra Of said school dis3
trict, recommend the said application, v1i
John Campbell Frank kiua
v lime ri Meredith John McCafferty
Wall ace fitch Albert Hedriok
WIN Rogers. Jr John 4 Martin
Ghas u Nun son l. Chase
Jsha Thonp psen Hsmusi L Truss
John She's or VIM N Padriok
John 3 THrlor Leuis n Duncan
oS.3t JOSEFH q GOODWIN,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-08

GOOD wholesome plays have a
tendency to drive dull care away
and rest the mind. Al! work and
no play makes Jack a dull boy.
Recreation is needed or We are all
apt to grow rusty and disgusted
with life. Such plays DIS given at
the Opera House last evening should
have had a much larger house, as
the company was first class one.
and the star renowned for bis act
ing. 1t was instructive as well as
amusing and the audience enjoyed
the play iron the beginning to the
end.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-08
Woman Va Railroad.

The construction Of The new bridge .
mile below Newark, on tho p. W. & B.
rsilroad, was brought to halt yesterday
by y woman. on whose property the com =
pany wished to erect dsrricks to swing
the material into po ition The railruad
made an offer to purchase the property BY
the acre, but the woman seeing that she
had the advantage, ins!sted In selling by
the foot.
y lille the deal IL pending the foroe OF
OF men at work on the bridge was given
three days vacation,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-08
Mean T hlef.

Some mlscreont removed . handsome
jardinere from in front Of the house porch
No. 1902 West Eighth Street. a few even
ings ago They pulled the palm cut OF
the jarlinere. throwing it into the street
few doors nboSe Mr.. Msmnels's house
and carried away the pot The party Ia
known aud II they de- not return the pro
pc; ty they will be prosecuted.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-08

NJ oTICE-I, JOHN NJ MULRooN ny
1N sensnt and occupant Of the house situ.
sted al front and King str cts IN I'd ward Of
city Of Wilmington, county Of Nov Castle.
state Of Delaware. In compliance with the ra.
quirementsof the acts OF the General Assem-.
bly,. in such cAse made and provided, do hsre.
BY give notics shall apply in writing to the
Court Of General Sessions Of the State Of Del.
aware, in aud for New Castle county, on Mon.
day. the 18th day Of Nov, A. D. 1901,
being the next term OF said court, for q license
for said house a. al inn or tavern for tho ssls
therein Of Intoxicating liquors In lass quaint,
ties than ono quart, to be druak OH tho prsmi.
ses and the following respectable citizens Of
said ward, st least u Of whom are substau
tial freeh0ldsrs of said ii tIicb. recon- nj ond
tie said application. via:
Charles q VI arks Isaac KEichswsky
George 0ineburg Peter J Feansy
Robert Kenyon Louis sklut
Henry Biouth 81, esnnd Werner
ii A Manning John j Mulroouey
Michael Rafferty, Bernard Carr
John Kopp John I Knctt
John FarnAn Samuel X Price
his Norris stone
James < Davi, hers
mark Esther 4 Barber
Thomas Daley mark
IA Murphy Raynolds Cook
Coruelius Hundy re Eitssimmous
john N Mul. oouey Nicholas X Hammer
os.9td.w JOHN n. MULRoON1Y.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-08
Opening at Lees,

Tho opening days at Lees COMPANY
will take place, on Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday The public are Invited to
10 clt mud ex,mino the big display OF
Lovely trimmed hat, tho like OF which
ht- not been .ean IN his city for years.
S.uv"nirs are y ven 10 each customer ani
in'Ilr. visiting the store. Reinem Der the
location. Fifth and Market streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-08
The Wi mington Business School,

reopens it's night school NJ Mondaay evening
Septenb ber 3lth. 1t has no free tuition to
Ctior its plan to give instruction in all
its departments that is worth something.
The charge Will be SO per month first
last and always. No better instruction
a. any price. The first month will be
W orth as much as the ln-t.
BEACON DrTToN, PRoPRIEToRs.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-08

IT YOU have plants that you prize
Snd wish TO euj joy them this winter
yol should see that they are taken
In the house at once. Don t delay
aIpglng them up until later in the
month. If ali signs don't tall Jack
Frost Will be along now almost any
day. Healthy growing plants
make home look more cheerful
nnd gives it home ike appearance.
Don / neglect your outdoor plants
l. YOU value them.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-08

THE Pennsylvania Railroad ottic.
lals Yesterday inspected the road
bed OF the railroad between Phila.
delphia and Washington, ID. c.
They found everything in good
shape aud were loud in their praise
pt the condition OF the roadbed and
HE tracks.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-08

The farmers who were fortunate
in raising a good crop OF potatoes
and tomatoes, have bettered their
bank account which made them feel
happy, but others sorrow that their
crops did uot pan out better this
Ieason.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-08

The Denver which is the lar.
kest ship the Harlan and HoIlinss-
worth Company hasvet built, pass.
ed safely through the bridges,
crossing the ChrlstIana Monday
ss 1t proceeded slowly out OF
the river into the Delaware. This
lhows that the draws are capable
pi allowing a good siHed steamer 20
pass through successfully.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-08
$40 EXCURS ION TO PAN AMERICAN Ex
POSITION
R.,timore and Ohio Raffroad

September 10 and 25. October ], 10, 49,
% and 81. Train leaves Wilmington. Della
ware avenue, Q. 80 .. IN affording deIigh.
full daylight ride through the famous Wy.
on,ing valley. Through Psrlor cars.
Tic ksts good returning sewn days. inclu
Ing date OF sale, on all trains eXcsp
Black diamond Express an no yal Limit
81 d
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-08

N oTICE-l. THOMAS q. RYAN. THU
~ owner and occupant Of the house stu.
~. 500 Maryland sveuue. in !lth ward, Of thu
city Of Wilmington county Of Newl Castle
and state Of Delaware, in com plisncs with
TIL requirements Of acts Of tbs General As.
semsly made and provided. do hereby i've No
tice that shall apply in writing to The Csurt
Of General Sessions Of the State Of Delaware,
IN and for New Castle county, on Msnday. the
18th day Of Nov. A. D., 1901, being the
next torn Of ssid court. for license for sald
house a. an INN or tavern, for the sAls thsrsi.
Of Intoxicating liquors In less quantities than
one quart to bs drunk ou the premises. and
tho following respectable citizens Of said ward
Ut least twelve Of whom are substantial frss.
holders Of said wsrd. recommend sAs said -.
plication. via:
Chas W Bradford JCwr httneton
Patrick Hensy JIM Lank
John White Heurv Smith
Jerome Conrov h d Farrs
hsr-y Acksrmann James psnnev
Jos r Emory John stewart
q A Chadwick kF McClslland
Patrick S, cry Sc walker
Arthur Il Duncan Re er Gar land
Joseph Orr VIZ NJ Connolly
A y Harter Frank Kopsnski
A J0wskimowski Doug ass Mclean
Peter N StPart
os.jt IHCNASJ RYAN.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-08

THE money paid TO the two ex.
county tax collectors John p. Don.
oh9e and Lewis T. Ulckcv, known
as the Adams tax, should be paid
lack to those IRON whom it was
collected. The county under III.
ru!iugs OF the court has no right to
the money and 1t shoU d not be hep,
bv he Levy Codrl, IACy have no
RI hl 20 It and 10 Nctp Il "ou.d Je
IIbGtry
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-08
Underwear

Wednesday we will start a
specia! sale of underwear for
Children, Men and Women.
All our odd md broken lots
will be closed out at half-price
also
20 dozen Mems Fleece lined
Natural Grey shirts and draw
ers. all sizes, subject to slight
mill impcrtcction-57Ec per
garment, 75c per SUIT. would
be cheap for SI.oo.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-08

THE police department made
every effort possible to have the
dead horse removed from Eleventh
and Tatnall streets on Sunday.
In spite OF all their efforts, how
ever, it lay there all day Sunday.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-08

1r would be well for those OF our
citizens who have money to invest
to guard carefully against bogus
oil companies which have sprung
up all over the country. You can
buy sharos in almost any old kind
Of an oil company, the pictures Of
the spoutirg oil wells looking we'll
in print, but not so well on close
inspection. Years ago when the
cotton speculation was atlts height
hundreds OF Deiawareans lost
thousands OF dollars when the gold.
ell fleece companies bursted. They
were after the money Of the suck
ers and they bit and bit hard. pull.
ing the cork clear under. There
is an old and true saying that for
every sucker who dies, ten are born
to take their place. We know
whereof we write.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-08
UNION VETERAN LEGION ENcAMPMEN
GETTYSBURG. Pa., OCTOBER Oil.

BALTIMORE Il ONO Rail ROAD.
Onu fare for the round trip 10 the Ia
H,us battleQsid. Tickets on sale Oetobsr
g. z y 9 and 10. good to return until Oc.
tobsr 18th, inclusive. Apply Ticket,
Agents Baltimore Il Ohto II. n. fot fu'l
Information.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-08
Dress Goods.

This department is one of
our strong points. You can
fiud novelties here shown no
where else in this city oil plain
colors in the newest weaves at
prices hard to match in the
larger cities; some of this str oug
points are as follows:
81 inch all wool Homespun, black grey
and Oxford. worth 75c. per yard-our
price nc.
80 inch all wool Whiprords, all the new
shades, worth 7jc for Doe. per yard.
3S inch all wool Venetian Cloth, all
shades-5Oc. per vnrd,
A. inch Muhalr "Peoia' Cloth, worth
Il % for 59c. per yard. Black stripe
and small pat lern.
80 inch Honespun. greys and oxlords
only Pic. per yard
All wool Oh udda Go hs. at SIC, per yard
and all wool French Flannels ,4Oc-
per yard regular price for either SOC
Line shades are slightly broken.
Back Z,beline, 80 inches wide sl.25
grade tor S5c, per yard,
Pin Stripe Cheviot Suiting. 50 inches
wide navy and Glack--l.l0 grade for
S5c. per yard
Al inch nil wool Black Cheviot Sl,25
grade for Soc per yard.
Navy ANA Black Serge, 52 inches wide
7jc. grade for 59c. per yard
IS inch Prbbla Suitiu. extra heavy for
pedestrian skirts especial prire II. %
per yard.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-08

HH. TEHAEDrS PENEYROYA Pli.I.S
~ The ouiy seuu, ns peuavroyat pills; .
oIuy. :htsor w mil a. UiusJ .<Y!JI LLSA
IL .A ..n,r lN
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-08

are the lowest and ws can fit
You with any length. Special
about SO pairs Of old Corssts,
If you can find your size the
price is just half. $l.00 grade
500. aud $1.25 grade &c.
Eiderd0Wn Sacques
Our stock is complete in all
sizes and grades in the leading
colors, 79c. to $2.25 each.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-08
SECURITY TRUST &
SAFE DEPOSIT CO..
NO. 90 MARKET STREE I.

Capital SIock. ..... .......,.......STM STM on
Allows Interest OF epositso OF Money.
Ihe company nets US Executor, Almih.
,strntOr. Trustee, Guardian, iteccivsr AM
Agent. aud rents small safe, Ia tirs aud
burglar proof vaIlis.
RENJAAiAN NIELDS, Pre-.
WILL E' - HsA&klN Ck r.E. Vica- prsa
JAN sts@N l'r,. AL 5,s
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-08

THE Wilmington fire department
performed good service at the fire
at Penusgrove, N. j., on Monday.
1t was by their efforts that the
town was net wiped out OF exis-
tence. The people we're loud in
their praise of the tiremen, who
pr omptly responded to the appe ais
to send more fire apparatus to
Pennsgroye. The Mayor Of the
town asked the firemen what the
citizens owed them and they said
nothing but their thanks, which
was not long Forthcoming and their
homes were soon thrown open to the
firemeu. The residents were loud
in their praise for the work per.
formed. Chief Welsh and his men
deserve great praise for the way
they handled the fire and kept it
from spre aiding.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-08
Umbrellas.

Our new stock of the "Gur.
ney" ball bearing umbrella has
just arrived; special values at
Sl.OO. 81. 80, sl.5J aud $500
for Men or Women.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-08
Coats.

We are showing a line Of
ladies' Coats, for the price' sur.
pass anything shown in Will
mington, all new styles and
finished perfect. The prices
are all special for this sale at
S4.75. Sc. Is. $3.50, 50. IS and
$1,000.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-08

On Wednesday, we will sell
a 56 inch all wool CameI's
Hair Chsviot. u $l.2j Cheviot
for 85c. a yard on Wednesday
only.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-08

I 1BERAL LOANS ON DIAMONDS AND
l. OIL kinds Of goods J. D. Blocker. And
and FIench stresta a9l.9m1
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-08

CONSUMPTION. AsTHMI. CATAuRR
~ kheunlatisin. Neuralgia. qiicK rslsle
Dr. Nontv0mery, aD N. pth street Phl!A
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-08
Ladies' Wrappers.

Made Of Flannelette; special
prices for this sale 79c., S1.0O
ard $1.39. Well made and
nicely trimmed.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-10-08
IR scOn.
R, \, SCOTT,
314 Market St.
Trading Stamps.
$500 Woreh Of Red Stamps gyee
f'~>\~scsA~>SsN,~~-~s~~~
:; s g. - - !: :; 6.

Commencing w ednesday
and continuing Thursday, FRI
day and Saturday OF this week
to anyone making a cash pur-
chase of 81, 90 worth of goods
and asking for Red Stamps we
will 0. K. this coupon and on
Your presenting it at the Red
Stamp Store 517 Market Street
you will receive $500 worth of
Red Stamps free in addition to
the $1.0c worth you receive
when your purchase is made.
Do not fail to cut the coupon
out aud bring it with you.
Millinery.
TO have nearly every visitor
that inspected our Hats during
our Fall opening to say, "you
have the incest and prettiest
Hats in town" was indeed graft
flying to us and to have every
purchaser pleased with their
nov Fall Hat is certainly a sat.
isfaction. We can SUIT the
most fastidious lady in MIL
inery, and our prices are mod
crate; considerable less than
you have been paying.