The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-01
The GREAT
REMNANT SALE.

Scott, 3l4 Market street was crowd.
ed from to o'clock with people
waiting for the great remnant sale
TO commence. When the store doors
were opened the store soon filled
I'D aud it was almost impossible to
move around with any comfort.
These goods are direct from the
mills of the New England States,
New York and Pennsylvania.
For this reason these goods can
be sold one third cheaper than if
purchased from jobbers, aud the
opportunity Is now offered our citi.
sens a chance that they have
never before had in this city. A
4 large force Of sales people had beeu
ieog aged and even then they were
not able to wait on the crowd Tor
several hours. The front oil the
store placarded with green s. gus
while the inside 0. thestore was dec
Grated with goods which we're be:
ing sold at greatly reduced prices
at mill prSces which means whole.
sale prices. Everything marked
with a green ticket was offered for
GALE.
, Mr.. W r. Emory who is person.
ally conducting the sales is agent
for the New England States aud VIII
b in our city all next week.
The mills cannot keep making
these remnants for the reason that
there never was loom yet made
that would invariably always make
a perfect we ave cloth.
Now the mill remnant comes as the
result Of this jmpertrr, weaving.
These sales will continue the first -four
days of this week and probably longer.
Don't wait for the bargains but
take advantage Of those now offered
Itosave money by purchasing what you
may need. You may never have n'icll
an opportunity again while You live.
|R Commune ated.
Brandy wine hundred, Del, Jan.
30, 1902 Nix EDITOR i noticed
in a recent issue Of your paper an
article on Bad Roads, v which
should be given more than pass
Ing glance and sholld be Of gre at
importance tos every taxpayer oil
said hundred. My friend \Mr.
Farmer) points GU. some roads
that he saws are dangerous and
should be fenced Oft 10 aveid acct
dent and no accident has been re-
port as vet and they are stlll
Travelled. While am not In SYM
pathy with the present system OF
repairing roads, ! take 1t tor grant
ed the ma jority is or the system
would be changed. | have Travelled
these roads tor twenty years aud
do not see much change. II ! was
ad'sappoin'ed politician or sore
head ! would not wait until Prov
dencaeffna TO my aid with such
,a6wnpours of rain, "a We have had
p this asst wear and then lump on The
ones who are trying 10 serve The
people the best they can No doub
II Mr. Farmer was Ia their place
he could avoid s"rh things, lie
only finds fault with the presen
condition and does MT offer airy
remedy. He said il an 'nvestIga
ton was made another Lynn cast
would DC found. and Winds up b:
article bY SAYING something
shoui,i We done aud ,omeon'
should look into the matter.
Now do not think every o'hcl1
o. our county guilty OF ssch offence
Just because some have been prove
SO, and he br h. ASSERT on seem
to know OF his case, and Is as bat
as the accused by rot trying :
Justice Don't stand back aud TT
60 sway The m!nds OF the pNHIc b
Eowlna bad management. uUt Eom
TO The mont w.til your proof, s'n
ccrcr hone Mr. Farmer witt com
CORE uui from his hiding place an
give to he taXpayias pUo4c IN
BENG ii OF his valuable knowledge
and suggest some better mctho
OF keeping up our road. with ~
OF $50 a Ulf,- Per year
COE~ lANt lEADIH I.