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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-05

With a huge list Of ess passengers
from the Far North and y treasure
cargo OF $t,ISS,0oA the steamship
OHIO arrived Al II o'clock this morn
tng. eight and ons-haif days out
from Nome. purser Robertson re-
ports that storms continued of and
on for te days at Nome. 50 that the
Onfo had to seek shelter twice at
siedge Island All told. eight lives
were lost. The little steamer Elk
Was driven ashore during the storm.
The ohios treasure Is consigned
10 the Miccene Ditch Co. Scnndin-
AVIAN American bank. W. II. Black.
W. A. Macomber. u. r. Lane. ]. u.
Mcpouxnn, Puget Sound National
bank. q. w. Carlson and n. c. Co.
In the ships safe were IS '-pokes. =
owned BY passengers aboard.
The more prominent passengers
were Capt I. n. Hihbard. Capt. J,
f. Hanson. W l.. Leland 7. F. pa-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-05

hananas. saeo 20 s. 80: rinsepples. aeo
box, aFanees NaieneiAa. So 90 Anssrs
hrs. sf.Tt. Nrape frat. g. eto - -, cea-
cord grapes. 200 sec: pears. ftss5 per
box: cranheries N.5ouss.oo per bar
rel: grapes. black and white. siooG
per crate.
proxislou.
FHrrsh NtAtz-Cow beef( &C PEG ~, steer
beef 44stte r~r ID musten. wether Fes
ewes. &c; poFk, ELS PER 10. veal 7alet.
ftcs bellies. lie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-05
BIDS ARE
REJECTED
War Department viii Resdvertlse
for lumber for Shipment to
Manila

4
Maj. q. s, bingham. quartcrmastsr
United States army. has received ln-
structiona 90 reject all bids recently
l. received for furnishing lumher far
tha construction OF barracks at Man
ia. and Tor other Rayersimaut work
In thu Philippines. No reason IL
given h1r the rejection u the bids.
but II IL understood that the order
Il the reaal of a decision 20 have
the lumber furnished from Puget
sound instead OF the Columbia river
ports.
Mas. bingham was orierrd To re-
advertise for props sails 20 furnish
this large quantity ~ iuAuber al ses
attic or some other SOUND port. The
bids are 90 be opened In Asattls Mo-
vembsr 10.
The largest amount Of lumber that
can be furnished within n limited
time win be an important htetor Of
the bids. The amount fhat can be
delivered hy pecenihcr l mast be
stated In the proposals..
on the same date bids for \ vcs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-05

Euttsr-We shinEtea eFssmsriek. 80
rauch. 2nu1-r eastern. 47E1<c
Cnexsc-Saff<e Washington fun cream.
iec. Haztefnf New Nefk. Ice ttc; Wis
<onssn. ft8isct Oregon. fscs Haausfoxt.
a.. Elan. sff0siz yer case: Nav rcrk.
iAEftr. IimkrtFEtr. fe0iTcs brick. ie8ffe
swiss. f~Hfsr.
Evrs-rre<h ranch. ss9tec. East
ern. z&Heac.
1--we fruftrY~ fles<. t8Hike. sryeFs. lee
fdc. tarkayk. fso 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-05

w. O. Armstrong Of this city to-
day received telegram saying that
hia mother n dying at her homo In
san Francisco. lie leaves thin oven
ing for thas city. Mrs, ArmEi ronE
has been a resident OF caNfornin nor
90 years. and has Just psased her
SiHt birthday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-05
Drapery
Store
News

Point D'Esprit. 81 inehs
wide, fine net, value SOC y,ri
at s8c.
Point D'Esprit Rufl1f,
neatly made, 8 inches vids,
value 7oc yard, at I3c.
Drapery Silks. figured. a
silk. value 85c yard, At 6oc.
Brussels Net Curtains 4
dainty figured effects. IS in.
wide, value $500. al $,98 per
pair.
Beautiful Tambour Curt1in.
IS in. wide. 81 in. long. yaiue
$1,000 pair, at $685.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-05

LOT No. l2--ss pairs Ladies' Fine
Shoes. velour kid. up-to-dats
toes. lace or button. aixes To-
50; regular price $40. to close.
per pair ..s............. 80
LOT No. i3--i0o pairs Ladies l..
Nv. Heel. our regular Sass9 grade,
Goodyear welts and turns; =
close. per pair. I'D
LOT No. tf--Women's Kangaroo
Lace. upper genuine kanE afop.
heavy double sole OF solid ieaht-
er. vamp stitched. solid leather
inner able. leather counter. come
nonsense hsai. heavy drill lining
throughout. alzes 10 5. value
f2.25. sale price ....ss...s.r .sfs
A small lot of Women'r Si.ho and
500 Sample Shoes. all sizes; on
sale at, per pair poe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-05

We have a large assortment OF
Union Made Hats. We have from
medium priced Hats to the Knox
and StntRon. Below n a partial
liEt OF them. In order 10 Introduce
cur line Of Hats. we have decided
to sell them az follown.
LOT No. lb..--Men's silE0 and 500
New style Fedora Hats. In brown
and black. now ...s..,..s..,.fo &c
Lot No. 1s-- Mems $500 Late style
Black or Brown Derby Hats;
now tsss.sssst s.tts.s.. - = 49,
Lot No. liz Mems $3.50 Late style
Hats. Graeco. Derby and Pan
touris shapes: now 1890, f<.oo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-05
MORTALITY REPORT

W. y. De Ilnney. n waiter on
Seattle. died In the Government hos
pltaI at ST Michael Of a compiled
fion OF diseases. October = He vas
20 years of age and single. The
news was brought down by the
rteslssss s,1l~seuw.rw
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-05
May NOT
TOTE GUNS
Corporation Counsel Holds
That Mayor Has No Right
to Issue Permits

An opinion from Corporation Coun-
eel Gllliarn which has some bearing
on the lougshoremens' strike now
existing on the waterfront. Was re-
ceived by Mayor Hames today.
As the result o. claims that the
strikers were threatening violence,
many ncn~union icngshcremcn have
been making application 70 the
mayor ever since the strike Was IN
augurated. for permits 10 carry con-
r<aled weapons In most cases.
where the men themselves wcre
known. or their good character and
discretion was vouched for hy rvs
ponsfhie parties. Mayor Humes has
issued the permits. However. h
has always doubted the legality Of
such = permit In order 20 secure
information On the subject he re-
GENTLY asked for an opinlen from the
I..e. ~..&.4T
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-05
THE MARKETS
wnoIesALE PRICES

fThe<e prices are % any buyer IN guam
titles Pnesa On small purchases average
% per cent hfEherJ
yeqstabics
potatoes. sfoQtis per ten. carrots. &c
ssrIie- a.. eablazs- 81 0sQsl ~ per cpt.
fr1ery sy0soc dnxs sweet pofafoes, @ts<ite
~ fhlii peppers. ei.f5 boxs saiier-
1870 n. raunshfs. I'VE ID cucun-
ksrs. s0c dox, srinarh. Do4eoc boz green
sorn. ff75U4z.0v.
Green Fruit
Lennons--s31bs5 $3.50 box cooking ap-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-05

The opinion received this morning
holds ell such permits TO be WORTH
lexs. The corporation counsel holds
that carrying concealed weapons by
irdfvidunis. not especially author
ized By law 20 do - Is . violation o.
ance- And IN neither the state Law
~ the city charter h the mayor au-
thorfxed 20 issue = permit for any
cf& 10 carry concealed weapons
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-05
NeckRuns

Black fAberty silk Neck Runs ex-
ira full neck with long accordian
plated endR. guaranteed water
sale price sass each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-05
THREE YEARS
EACH GIVEN TO
CATTLE THIEvES

Dave Carrori and Jack nuahman.
recently convicted OF stealing cattle
nnd selling thssn 20 carrtens BroH..
were this morning sentenced 20 three
years each Ia the penitentiary by
Judge Grimm In the superior court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-05

Western avenue WAS duh today ana
probably will not fully recover from
the effects ~ the election until to-
morrow. Meats OF all kinds are COM
nandinE. atin pricea. but otherwise
prices are unchanged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-05
His Mx,ther Dying

sol to tran sport 1900. 600 feet of lum'
Dor Co MNtnIlA VIII be nnened
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-05
HIGH SCHOOL
IS defeated

At the Athletic park yesterday at
ternoon the bright coiofs % the Be-
attic high school football team went
down before the seCond eleven OF the
University OF Washington. The
score Was II to o
Though game TO the last the high
school lads could NOT withstand tbs
Impact OF the ssarssty's line bucks.
Thus twice. once In each half. BY
the most desperate playing ths
varsity aggregation pushed the bali
over the high school goal line.
Boetxkes and Shoudy each kicked .
goal and the score wsr II 10 Q.
A feature of the game was the Pc
tiremeuf Of men on both sides ON ac-
count OF injuries. WET. Boetxkes
and Fletcher, varsity backs. and
WATSON and Hnss. the high school
staudbyr. had 70 retire from the
"a ma before II was finished
Hoycs and Fredicks refereed. ana
Sam Hum<s umplred the game.
The lineup was as follows
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-05
PLEADS HIS
INNOCENCE

Rev. Mack Scott, the coIored
preacher. was arraisned upon the
charge Of criminal assault IN the xu-
perior court this morning, and plead
ed NOT guilty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-05
Csc Ribbons
for 45c

A large assortment Of coloreo Y
creasable Liberty Satin hoo
full inches wide. all the leaoS
shades TO choose from, sxsePs
black and white. warranted a.. -.
silk. worth regularly ssc yard'
price 45c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-05

LII NO ~
J palrn Children .
Kid lie at h eF
shoes. size. 7 20
y. wera 90.
noWs per pair.
...... ......T5c
LOT No -
B pairs Chlldrsn'r
Calf shoes. all
Sizes W er .
tf.ss. now. per
pair ........BOc
LOT No To-
3 pairs Boys Calf
anu fFDnfs 1h&A
lsaafhsFH. ~
efEea regular
price t1@ now
per pair H1.25
LOT No. IL
5 pairs Boys
Boxcaif seam
less Shoes. reg
uiar price f2.1s
now Ef.45
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-05
soc Laundry Bags
90 Cents

White Canvas Laundry Bags. ex-
sua large size. stamped In beautiful
nora designs, very finest quality.
worth regularly BE each. Sale price
CSC.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-05
s to ii

The now famous 8 to II
o'clock bargain list was made
famous by such values ss these
for tomorrow.
FIGURED BURLAP, beautiful
Oriental effects. 20 inches
wide, worth 3oc yard; from
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-05
Waterproof Shoes

60 pairs Loggers' High Cut Out
aide Couutefn. regular price y, e.
nov ..-ssstsss.s ssst.s. ssst tT~sop
40 pairs Mems ffigh-Cut Water
proof Elk Shoes. double soles.
regular price 800. now $500
90 pairs Mems Hiah-Cut Water
proof Asbestos Tannage Moose
ftack shoes. hand -neved. double
soles: regular price 400. now
........ ......... .....rf 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-05

RsIshsrt nros.. pianoS ITO Union.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-11-08
Those Gloves
Arcade and Main Aisle

All made abroad except the mems
mocha gloves--and all third or
more under price.
The zoe lambskin gloves are to be
compared with our Princess Louise at
81 a pair-tell us the difference, it you
can.
Take the CSC ,e/00e for 7t0Dlsn and put
it beside our regular 81. so Royale glove
from Grenob'e c.
Both fine light kidskin; both we'll cut and
shaped, and, though there various little touches
OF that have added to the Royae
glove-such as the three clasps and the embroidery
the back still there is apprecable difference
in quality.
So we say the CSC gloves are worth
S1.5o.
The SLI5 slo0eS-imported gray or
black suede, silk lined-and our own
imported siIk-lined suede that sell for
SI.75, are as like as two peas in a pod
except that the Innings are not the same
coors.
Tie $I.2o a0aShaMe .elo0es, pique-sewn
or overseam, might be taken for our
regular SI.65 and So washable gloves if
they had the same buttons.
The same comparisons hold for the
mems 81 Sto0es
Beside 81. SO cape gloves it is hard to tell
them apart. And when you know that some of our
ST. SO cape gloves made in this country and
these 81 gloves from abroad, you will think
them all the wonderful They just the
heavy short things men like for driving or walking.
Altogether it is great glove sale
one of the best Philadelphia has
ever seen.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-11-08
Zine Black Dress-Goods
Northwest of center,

The finest of all are the crepes de
chine and the grenadines.
Grenadines start at 75c for little stripes on
background of net. At 81, So and So. SO there
all varieties of stripes-fat and thin plain and
fancy, all silk silk -and-wool.
Pain grenadines come for 81 with different
meshes; and embroidered alsilk grenadines
for sa.so, So and So. so. In these the back
grounds are so fine and gauzy that they are almost
like chiffon, and the embroidered flowers stand out
in bold relief
The pIaau grenadines make lovely din
ner gowns, even for young girls, but the
others are reserved for older and more
stately women.
Crebes de cline begin at 75c and so
up to S., growing a little heavier and
more beautiful at every step in advance.
The S. kind is simply wonderful-it
catches the light and rolls it about like
mercury in its soft tolds.
The two best Of finishes of crepe de chine this
year the plain finish, which is du-so metimes
called 'Heahcr finish" and the satin fnish-full
of sparkle and life.
You can see them all today at the
black goods counter.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-11-08
For Outdoor Sports
Fourth floor

We have already equipped a great
many teams this season, and are ready
to outfit others quickly.
Teams may come here and carry out
fits away with them if they like; there is
no need of delay-a fact that may be
important to some football players who
have games scheduled for the latter part
of this month.
Football jerseys. a5c, 7sc, 81, $3.50, So.
Pants, soc to So.
Head harness, 85c to S..
Shin guards. soc, 75c
Morrill, ose guards S1.15.
College flags and megaphones.
Footballs, 75c to Sour special at
SI.5o is an exceptionally good ball for
the price; we've not seen better.
Some worsted golf jerseys, 81 were s..
Coli vests, 81. so were S.
Bicycles and bicycle sunar,es are with
the sporting goods-fourth floor
The bicycle repair desk is in thu na%c-
ment, Market street. near Juniper
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-11-08
Solid Gold Jewelry
| Main Aislel


Still a good variety today, quarter to
a half under usual prices.
The brooches in Art Nouveau effects,
finished in rose gold. with a baroque
pearl in the center, show how late the
styles are-there are about dozen pat
terms of these brooches, beginning at s..
Some OF the other things cost little
more than plated gold.
Chateane pins brooches, 81. 50. SI.75, ST. S2so.
Coil effect brooches set with opas sI.75, ST.
Button sets, with chain SI75.
Pin sets, with chain, ITS.
Ribbon pins, pair, 81, 81. SO, SITS.
Cuff buttons ST. So SI.75, ST. So. 25 ST. So s2.75, S.
Heart charms, 75c. SL25.
Button back studs set of three 81. 60
Pipe-stem studs set of three ST. So
Scarf pins, 75c. ST. SI.25.
Mems rugs
Snge-stone genuine garnets S. 50. So S4.75.
Three stone doublet rings. So.
Womens rznss-
Snge-stone genuine opal. SL7s
Three stone genuine opal, S. IS.
Opal and doublet cluster, ST. Is, 81. 50.
Opal and rose diamond, S4. rs.
Two.stone genuine garnet SI75
Snge-stone genuine diamond, So. 50, S., Sc. so, ST.
Ruby sapphire and emerald doubet rings 75c, 81,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-11-08
M ems Clothes to Order
Market street and City Hall corner

1t was our good fortune to get another
piece of the Martin unfinished black
worsted; it was a part of the good
fortune to buy it at price which permits
us to make a sack suit for $3o-the
regular $40 goods. 1t is fine stuff
makes handsome and stylish suit, but
it is not likely to be here long
For young men of fashionable tastes
there are plaids and overplaids of dark
tones, in cheviots and worsteds, S25,
$780, SIS.
We make a suit at $40 with all the
style and shape of higher priced suit
but not the same materials.
full line of black and blue cheviots, $40, Sas
and $50.
Evening dress suits, $40 to sos, silk lined.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-11-08

For men-
Mems light. weight Storm King
boots. S2.25.
Mems lightweight short boots,
SITS.
Mems high-cut instep overshoes,
cloth vamps, black fleece lined, Coo.
Mems lightweight instep rubbers,
45c.
Mems self acting clogs, 45c.
Mems heavy overshoes. dull finish,
6oc.
Mems buckle arctics, 81.
Mems heavy all.rubber oversboes,
to wear over wool boots or knitted
hose, 81.
Same as above, only extra high cut,
ST. SO.
For aOomen for heel
shoes)-
Women's light weight Storm King
boots. bright finish, fleece lined,
81. so.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-11-08
M ade- up Muslins
Northeast of center,

Every sheet and pillow or bolster
case that you buy in this store has been
tern, not cut
That means: the edge runs along a
thread and the things will always be
straight after they are Numbered.
Cheap" muslins are often those that
have been cut with the scissors instead
of being torn oh-any housekeeper
knows how they pull out of shape and
stretch in points after they have been
through the wash.
Some of our best standard muslins
are these:
1tI0zO- caSes-
42x3S1a in, 15c 5x3Sla H. 5Ox3Ska In, zoe
46x3G In, 16c
B0sker-caseS-
42x72 In, $50 42xT6ia in, SOC 45x76la 32c
.Heek-
In, 9in., 7Oc COX 90 in, SOC
63x9O In,
72x9O In, 60c
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-11-08
ping-Pon Table Tops, Sc

tBaSement
Can be placed over the library dining-room
table, saving it from dents and scratches. We
make all the ping pong tables that SELL and
when the demand started for this top we turned
our whole factory force onto it. and so we are
ready.
The board is 'compo'' and painted green
with the courts outlined in white, and is light
enough for woman to handle; size, AXIS feet.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-11-08

Women's high-cut instep overshoes,
cloth vamps. black fleece linel, soc.
Women's light weight instep rub.
bers, or plain sandals, low cut, 25e.
For aoomen (spring heel
shoes
High-cut three-buckle overshoes.
fleece lined, 81.
Light weight instep rubbers. or
1nw-cut sandals, 25c.
Extra heavy sandals, a5c.
For boys, sizes ~ to
81
High-cut three.buckle arctics,
fleece lined, SI.25.
One.buckle arctics, fleece lined,
6oc.
Plain sandals, 3oc.
All.rubber high cut overshoes, dull
finish, wear over wool boots or
knit, ID hose, 81.
For youlhs, sizes II to- q
One buckle arctics, fleece lined, 6oc.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-11-08
B OS T o N

1t all comes about because it is i'm
possible to gauge accurately the demand
for any article The american Rubber
Comtauy had this surplus on hand at
the end of the season. We distribute it
because we can do it quickly, and 10 Tie
great aa0antaee At orr customers.
We cannot state the fact too strongly
that every PAR rs first qua zV and FER
feet 1--WE never sell seconds in overshoes),
and made in the styles for this years
shoes.
The unlined rubbers are city weight
not clumsy nor heavy
Not A sinole pair was handled I
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-11-08
.AOmen's Rain-Coats
An old Dutch
Second IlOor, CHESTNUT street)

An old Dutch
proverb says:
"H rs peasant 10
|0ok on HE rain 7Vhen
one stahds 6,J.
T h a t s what
raln-co w ere
m a d e tor-and
they have brought
a lot OF pleasure
into women S lives.
For a time this
year it looked as
though cravenette
and other water
prooted materials
would be as hard
to get as they y ere
last sprin g-but,
by dlnt of hard
work and some Ia
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-11-08

vors shown us by the makers, we have
managed to keep plenty on hand.
Sizes for everybody and good many
different styles.
Fine cravenette. full length, 81 So SIS Sa2,
and S25.
Fine Venetian CLOTH water proofed, $40, SIS,
SIG and S22.
Ran-capes with sleeves, SIG. SO.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-11-08
Underclothes

\ third less than usual
,,v rrx some trimmed with lace aud tucks
nc anil two clusters of tucHs.
the yoi" trimmed with clusters oil
J. I. e, -. .,.. smbroi nv in,r rtion.
sc Pe,teoats; made with deep Iulils and two cu'-
OF iuc
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-11-08
Rubber Overshoes, Boots and Arctics
A Winters Equipment at About H alf Cost

o sore
This trademark is stamped every pair. 1t shows
that they the brand have been selling egu
lar prices tor the last twelve years, and that they NOT
'seC0naS'
Nearly hundred thousand pair ready today in
Guiding overshoes, boots, actcs and other armned
overshoes-all be sold halt regular prices or
nearly many below half the prices that prevail
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-11-08
Leather Shoes Down in Price, Too

Closing the Fourth Floor Special Store
Nu aaysx hundred for that selling S285
$40 ready at wholesale price, marked to 81 IS
Among some" Cali Right and There
,T.sn th for hso
w civ md
samples All in $L75 lot
Other sh0es for $2.4 81 co. ST. and ST.
the best for the money
usually $3.50
kdskm Cuban
who Also calfn
The o0es $3.50 shoes usually 81 5o include styles kid
skin, and good.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-11-08

Plain rubber overshoes, 3oc.
Heavy sll-rubber overshoes, dull
finish, to wear over .elt boots or
knitted hose, 6oc.
For girls, sizes II to q
Storm King boots, bright finish,
SI.25.
High-cut button ovsrshoes, fleece
lined. 75c.
Instep oyershoes, cloth vamps,
black fleece lined. 4oc.
Lightweight rubber overshoes, 25c.
For fAalareu, sizes up to
IoH-
Lightweight Storm King boots. 81.
Lightweight short boots. 7sc.
Highcut overshoes, either button
or three buckle, 6oc.
Instep overshoes. cloth vamps,
fleece lined. SOC.
One.buckie arctics, 4oc.
Plain rubber sandals, light weight,
25c.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1902-11-08
Mems Fine Winter OverCOats 3
market street and City Hall Corner,

Over thousand fresh from the tailors this
week-and shall need them today and to-
morrow
More style, better tailoring or finer cloth, can't
be crowded into overcoats. Each is a leaaer Of
its glass;
Because OF intimate relations with the
understanding built some of them up to their
present position and being the largest account
on their boeks-we can give customers
unusually favorable prices
The II NJ sfeczal c0eycoah for instance at SIX
could be sold Wholesale for that much other dealers
dark oxford and black cheviot serge with satin
top; and in lengths of a., 46, and as inches.
Tie $40 eO,rtOat would be sold for SIS if both we
and the maker took the usual clothing profit.
M better made than the SIS overcoat goods finer
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Nearly every sort of foot covering
needed for stormy, snowy, wintry weather
is in the sale.
Storm King boots for men, women, girls and
children.
Lightweight short boots for men and children.
High buckle or button overshoes with spring
heels for women, girls and children
Instep overshoes, cloth vamps, black fleece
lined, for men, women, girls and children.
Insep and low-cut rubbers, for men, women,
boys and girls
Buckle arctc' for men, boys and children.
Extra heavy rubber overs for men and boys,
the kind to over felt boots wool hose
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all in the packages which they
when made at the factory
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All made abroad except the men:
mocha gloves--and all third O
more under Drice
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land and Canada. have been employed,
besides Dutch girls. who act as inter-
prefers and assist in the teaching. Ac-
cOrding to the London Times CORE
spondent, the cordial cooperation of
the Dutch Ministers in the general
scheme of education is one of the most
hopeful signs of the future. Indeed,
throughout the Orange River Colony
the bitterness between BOer and Briton
seems less acute than anywhere in
South Africa. A great educational
scheme now in progress of formation is
Grey College, a higher educational in
stitute. It has been popular for many
years. but it's work has been restricted
through lack of funds. The govern
ment proposes to convert it into a kind
of university, where youths who have
shown aptitude in the lower schools
may have an opportunity Of receiving
a really excellent finishing education.