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Evening journal., 1902-12-22
DIAMOND STATE BREWERY.

No concern enjoys a better reputa-
ton for pure beers and porters than
the Diamond State Brewery, which was
founded by Joseph Stoeckle and is still
under the management Of Harry ].
Stoeckle, his son. The firm gives per-
sonal attention to its products and
guarantees the purity of its beers and
other products. Only the best ma
terial is used and those who use the
goods manufactured here are sure oi
the quality and purity.
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HAIRY YERGER.

Harry Yerger, at No. 419 Shipley
street, has a remarkably fine display of
pictures and picture frames and the
person who cannot find a suitable
Christmas present at his store is hard
TO suit or does not know art when he
sees it.
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sAMuEL IIEES COMPANY.

Everything found in a first-class de-
partment store may be found in the
stock of the Samuel Lees Company at
Fifth and Market streets. It would be
impossible to give details on the stock
of this company for it is too large for
such a description. The stock offered
this year is the finest and largest which
has ever been offered by the company.
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r. II. SCOTT.

r. II. Scott, at No. 314 Market street
is another merchant who has surpassed
himself in his Christmas display. The
store is literally filed with dry goods
notions and similar articles and II
would be impossible to describe the
stock in detau. Mr. Scott is a popu-
lar merchant and has established q
reputation for being an excellent judge
of goods.
Evening journal., 1902-12-22
WOODWARD & BRO.

Woodward & Bro, at No. 3O3 Market
street. have a hardware store which
will compare favorably with any in the
larger cities. Everything in the hard
ware line is offered and the selection of
fine cutlery is the best which has ever
been offered by the firm.
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D. w. LYNCH & co.

ID. w. Lynch & Co.. OF Fourth and
Madison and Eighth and King streets
are again to the front with fine selec-
tion of fine groceries and provisions
AZ the former store the firm also Of
fers a fine assortment of wines and
liquors. the purity and quality of which
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d. ROSS & SON.

ID. Ross & Son. ait Nos. 206. 20S an
$40 Market street have the largest stoc
ever carried in their history this ses
son. This firm carries everything I
be usually found in a first class depart
ment store and by giving the people {
the city what they want have succeede
in building up a business which Is
credit to Wilmington and to then
selves.
Evening journal., 1902-12-22
W. II. DEVERELL.

Bakeries play a prominent part in
Christmas observation and that of w.
H. Reverell at No. 7O6 Tatnall street
is one of the best equipped in this sec
tiOn for turning out Christmas cake or
similar products. AIR. Deverell always
carries a lage. fresh stock and in addi-
tion to this makes a speciality OF bak-
ing cakes or other bake products to
order.
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MoNAGHANls SHOE HOUSE.

Slippers are becoming more and moro
popular as Christmas gifts, and an exl
cellent line of these articles for women
and girls, men and boys, may be OBJ
tanned at moderate prices at Monag-
hams, Fourth and Madison streets.
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CROSBY & HILL.

Crosby g. Hill. of Nos COS to 609
Market street, are continually adding
to their already large stock of dry
goods notions, shoes, millinery and
similar articles. This firm continues
to grow from year to year. and al
though it surpassed all previous rec
ords in the last Christmas season it
has done the same thing this year
and surpassed the record of last Christ
mas,
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I M. ROCKEnETI,DR

L. M. Rockefeller whose store is ON
Seventh street near Tatnall, has a fine
display Of standard makes of sewing
machines and similar articles at his
store. He is an expert in this line
and no more suitable Christmas present
could be found than a first-class sew
ing machine.
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RED STAIR STAMP COMPANY.

Those who have been fortunate
enough to get Red Star Trading Stamps
with their purchases during the year
viii find number of excellent Christ
mas presents in the store of the com
pany at No. 515 Market street. Moth
ing lis sold there, but the store is well
stocked with fine goods which are given
away in exchange for the stamps which
have been given out by numerous store
keepers I'M this city.
Evening journal., 1902-12-22
HART & CoLBoURN.

No fine display Of draperies, carpets
and similar articles was ever seem in
this city than that which is now being
made by Hart & Colbourn at their new
store in the Opera House building on
Market street above Eighth. This firm
makes a speciality of fine goods, which
are selected with excellent taste and
are up-to-date in every respect.
Evening journal., 1902-12-22
pFIJND AND RODDY COMPANY.

Though a comparatively new con-
Germ, the Pfund and Roddy Company.
at Eighth and Market streets. has es-
tablished an enviable reputation for
carrying an immense stock of fine shoes
lat reasonable prices. The company
does not deal in cheap goods. but
places good shoes within the reach of
every one. The store is one OF the pret-
test in the city at these Christmas
times and lis well worth a visit.
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MORRIS LEVY.

There is no more popular store and
mo more popular storekeeper than Nor
ris Levy. Morris Levys store at No.
22s Market street is filed with a first
class stock of shoes which are offered
at bargains He does not make spe-
cialty of cheap shoes, but OF good
shoes at cheap prices. His stock is all
ways we'll selected.
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r. O1ESTRICHFR

2. Oestrdcher. No. 209 West Seventh
street, has many suggestions for the
Christmas shopper in carving sets and
table cutlery, razors and safety razors
strops and shaving brushes, pocket
knives. scissors of every description
manicure sets and supplies; also physi-
cal culture exercisers.
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]. WARREN BuLLEN.

A suit of clothing or some other ar
ticle of mems furnishings makes an
excellent Christmas present. and j.
Warren Bullen. at No. 419 Market
street, will be found to the front with
one of the largest displays OF fine
clothing and other articles for men
ever offere0 in this city. Mr.. Bullen Is
a judge of wearing apparel for men
and his stock has been selected with
the greatest care
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III. wv. VANnEVTR. 90

The II. w. Yandever Co. in the In
stitute Building, ON Market street above
Eighth has an excellent display of bicy-
cles, sporting and golf goods and SINH
lar articles. The company has been
in this business for sometime and un-
derstands the needs and demands OF the
public
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RAIDER BROS.

Bader Bros, at No. 221 King street.
carry such an immense assortment Of
Christmas toys and similar articles
that number Of children who have
written letters to Santa Claus have
asked the old man to 80 TO this firm to
secure their gifts. 1t would be hard
to find a better compliment.
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UP-TO-DATE GOODS AT LYNCHs
Seeded and Seedless Raisins, me-
Citron, Orange and Lemon Pee
Cleaned Currants. New Cluster Raisin
Pure Spices Wines and LIQUORS.
w. Cor. Madison and Fourth SITS.
W. Cor. King and Eighth SITS.
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JOHN H. SHORT.

The Columbia phonograph certainl,
makes a merry Christmas. 1t is tn,
greatest sound-producer ever invented
1t gives that delightful yivacity an,
varied and endless program of opera
theatre, song, recitation, oratory ans
vaudeville. 1t is sold by John II
ehort, NO. 2 West Third street.
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n sNrTIENBT1RG q co.

The large store Of N. Snellen'burg 8
Co, at Seventh and Market streets Is
filled with goods suitable for presents
at amy time and especially for Christ
mas presents. The stock is large and
as been selected with the same care
as that in the great Philadelphia stores
of the same company.
Evening journal., 1902-12-22
S. SPEAKMAN

Not only children, but grown-ups
find it impossible to keep away from the
big store Of S. Speakman, No. 7OS Mar
ket street. Santa Claus has made
headquarters there and there is every
thing displayed to enthrall the juvenile
fancy.
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KENNARD G. co.

1t would be impossible to fully des
cribe the large stock which is carrie
at the store Of Kennard & Company, Q
Nos. GIL and 623 3Market street "A
is usual with this firm the stock ha
been. selected with the greatest car
and everything in the line OF dr.
goods women's suits, furs and simila
articles are to be found there.
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1 LEWIS ROW.

/. Lewis Row, at No. 413 King street
has this year surpassed all his previous
excellent records in the display of fine
china and crockeryware, lamps and
household goods. The store has always
had an excellent reputation for Offer
ing good articles at reasonable prices
and for being one Of the best stocked
stores in the city.
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IA. II. BORNOT.

Sometimes it is useless to purchase
new articles of wearing apparel gloves
or similar articles when it is possible
to take those which have been worn to
some reliable dyer and scourer who can
make them appear as good as new. 1t
is this which is done by A. +. Bornot
at his establishment, No. ZIG Market
street 1t is possible for this concern
to make goods look as well as new and
TO save many dollars to the people.
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n. 3. DANFORTH.

n. B. Danforth. of No. 124 Marke
street, has fine display of pure drug
at both wholesale and retail and Is ais
to the front with a fine display OF toik
articles and perfumes. There are thou
sands of Christmas presents in the stor
of Mr.. Danforth which are wholly uI
to-date and can be bought at reason
abe prices.
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81 H SrAlATS-

S. H. Staats at No. 4O5 Market street
has the finest Christmas display which
he has ever made in the history OF his
store. Everything in the notion line is
to be found there and the stock has
been selected with personal care by
Mr. Stats and is all right in every re-
Ispect. There are scores of Chrstmae
presents 10 be found in this store.
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b. h. PEACOCK COMPANY.

At Ninth and King streets, the q. L.
Peacock Company has store which
would be a credit to any large city.
Everything in the way of furniture,
draperies. pictures and similar articles
are offered and the store is one OF the
places of interest to visit in this city
during the holidays. The store is one
of the largest in this section.
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EARLE. IEWEI.HRl

w. G. Earle. No. 721 Market street
now is showing the finest line of dia
monds, jewelry, silverware and ornR
ments he yet has displayed. He ne
pairs the watches he sells for two year
free of charge.
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HIRAM YERGER.

Hiram Yerger ait No. II East Third
street, has a fine display of first-class
leather goods and harness, amy of
which would make excellent Christmas
presents. Mr.. Yerger is an expert in
the leather line, and this year he has
broken all records for the variety and
quality of goods.
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M. MIATTHDS

M. Matthes, at Nos. 7O1 and S27 King
street, and also at his store in the
Ninth ward. makes an excellent dis
play of all kinds of meats and poultry.
There are no better stocked provision
stores in this city than the ones which
have been mentioned and the prices
and stock are always right. Mr.. Mat
thes is looked upon as one of the Lead
ers in his business.
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n. c. BRADFORD.

IT, C. Bradford. at No. 81 Market
street, has a fine assortment of toys and
Christmas gifts OF various kinds. In
addition to the toys Mr.. Bradford car
ries a full supply of bicycles and bicycle
sundries, golf gods, etc.
Evening journal., 1902-12-22
S. H. DURSTEIN.

The store of S. H. Durstein, at NS
5 East Second street, has always bee
a favorite place with smokers. tn
reason for this is that Mr.. Durstei
carries one of the largest assortment
of smokers articles to be found any
where in the country.
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MIrCHELL. MILLINFR.

While most stores wait until after
Christmas to announce reductions in
prices s. II. Mitchell, the milliner, No.
4O6 Market street, announces reduo-
tions now These not only pertain to
hats, but 10 a large line of furs.
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Goal HIgh In oeorgetown

Georgetown, Dec. 22.-This place is
now complaining Of coal famine. A
few days ago some coal was received,
but It sold for s11.50 a ton, and there
was not enough Of it 10 meet the de-
mand. A number Of other towns on
the Peninsula are in the same condi-
tion.
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JOHN GOVATOS.

AT Christmas time it is natural that
Thoughts should turn to candy. 1t is
natural also that thoughts should turn
to John Govatos. at No. 403 Market
street, the well-known candy manu-
facturer and dealer. Mr. Govatos al
ways has on hand fine collection Of
the choicest candies.
Evening journal., 1902-12-22
EDWARD II. BRENNAN.

Although r. II. Brennan, of Nos. 219
and 221 Market street always had one
of the largest department stores in
ditions and Improvements since the last
holiday season. The store is nearly
twice as large as formerly. and any
thing usually kept in irst-class de-
partment store may be found there.
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\. JAAfIEs BE.LT.

y. James Belt will be found at the
old stand at Sixth and Market streets
with a large stock of pure drugs ait
both wholesale and retail and one OF
the finest assortment of toilet and sim
liar articles ever seen in this city. Dur
ing the many years he has been in busi-
ness Mr. Belt has established a rep
utation for selling only what is best.
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r. B. RILEY.

The store of e. B. Riley at Nos 22S
and go King street is filled with a
fine display of Christmas and staple
stock Everything to be found in a
.frst-class dry goods and notion store
is here and the display is the finest
ever made by this popular dealer. Tho
goods have been we'll selected. the as
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MITCHELL. THE JEWELER..

H. S. Mitchell, the well-lznown jewell
er, of Seventh and Poplar streets, Offers
a fine line Of holiday goods, including
mems and women's watches. the very
fashionable fObs and diamond rings.
Evening journal., 1902-12-22
CORNELIUS MUNDY.

SCornelius Mundy at his new liquor
store on East Fourth street, near Mar
ket, has one of the finest assortments
of wines and liquors ever offered i'm
this city. The goods have been per-
sonally selected by him, and he guar
antees their purity and quality.
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y T. MTIILIN 3 sONs.

J. T. Mullin & Sons.at Sixth and Mar
ket streets. are Offering a stock Of
mems clothing and furnishing goods
whcih would do credit to any city in
the country. The reputation Of the
store for carrying goods IS too we'll
known to need comment.
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LYN THOMAS. JEWEIJER.

The jewelry store of Dyn Thomas &
Co., is very attractive and is crowded
with shoppers anxious to secure the
bargains offered there. The list OF
watches, chains and diamond rings aro
particularly fine
Evening journal., 1902-12-22
HERBERr COLLINS.

Herbert Collins. at No. AIS Markt
street, conducts a variety store whic
offers a variety in fact as well as
name. The store, at present is stocke
full of toys, Christmas goods OF variou
kinds and household articles. II woul
be impossible to describe the stock {
this store in detail for it is far to
large.
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JAMES GEoNNoKos.

James Geonnokas, the candy manu-
'facturer at Fifth and King streets,
advertising a great lot OF candies a
low prices. They are not only cheaE
but good.
Evening journal., 1902-12-22
ROBETEN PIANO COMPANY.

Muscal instruments from the smallest
to a concert grand piano make excel
lent Christmas presents and the Robe
len Piano Company. at No. no Market
street has them IN stock. The trade OF
this company extends far outside the
city and it has become one of the we'll
known institutions of this city.
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found anywhere in this section of the
country year he has fine display
of all articles to be found in a first
class jewelry store and he is Offering
the goods at prices which cannot fail 10
become attractive.
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ANNA HNTHORN

Anna Hanthorn. at No AT Market
street. has a stock of notions and use
ful articles for Christmas presents
which ought to delight the women
shoppers. Evidently the stock Is pleas
ing them, for the store is carrying a
larger stock and doing a greater busi-
ness than ever before.
Evening journal., 1902-12-22
HERoY nEA COMPANY.

The Heroy Tea Company at Seventh
and King streets, since it has been
here has made an enviable reputation
for selling fine teas, coffees and SINH
lar articles which are needed by house
keepers. The company does not give
premiums but relies upon its stock to
make a reputation with its customers.
Evening journal., 1902-12-22
BAvARIAN BREWING COMPAN'

Since it has been in business tn
Bavarian Brewing Company has mad
it a point to keep its products up t
the high standard which was first sc
when the manufacture OF Bavaria
beer and similar products was com
menced. Personal attention of thos
interested in the company is given {
teh brewery.
Evening journal., 1902-12-22
EPHRAIM. CLOTHIER

To thoroughly enjoy the Christmas
season, a man, as we'll as a woman,
must feel that he is well dressed. He
can do this at little cost and to good
effect at Max Ephraim's New York
Clothing House, No. 5O4 Market street.
Evening journal., 1902-12-22
J. & ]. n. HARMAN.

There are thousands OF Christmas
presents at the big store OF J. e. J. N.
dIarman, at No. 410 King street. Fine
furniture is am acceptable gift at any
time. This firm carries one of the
largest and finest displays OF furniture
ever seen in this city and the prices
are all riht. Each year the store has
gone beond previous records in the dis
play made and in the business done.
Evening journal., 1902-12-22
JAMES ]. CORRIGIAN.

James J. CoTrigans successor to Viii
liam McElwee, Fifth and Shipley, has
a line Of furniture that would make
fine Xmas gifts and add comfort and
beauty to the home. He is making a
speciality of children's rockers.
Evening journal., 1902-12-22
cHARUEs YErTER. THE

CHARLES YETTER. THE BAKER
Yetter, the well-known baker, at IL
East Fourth street, whose homemade
bread is used throughout the city, now
offers a large line of fancy cakes and
other holiday novelties, including
Christmas fruit cake.
Evening journal., 1902-12-22
GRAND UNION TEA COMPANY.

The Grand Union Tea Company at
NO 500 King street has one OF the pret-
tiest stores in this city. It is literally
filled with teas. cofnees, spices and the
handsome presents which the company
gives to its patrons. These beautiful
presents are given TO purchasers.
Evening journal., 1902-12-22
RrDOLpH. IEWEIIER.

There is not a more attractive nor
reliable jewelry store anywhere than
that of c. f. Rudolph. The rarest and
most exclusive designs in jewelry. sill
verware, cut glass and china are to be
found there
Evening journal., 1902-12-22
GAHIA.HFR & PYLE.

Fine shoes make a good Christmas
present, and fine shoes can always be
purchased from Gallaher & Pyle, at
No. 424 Market street. This firm
makes a speciality Of fine shoes and they
are offered at prices which cannot be
beaten for the same kind Of goods. Men,
women and children can find the very
best quality Of shoes at this store and
may be sure that everything win be
as represented.
Evening journal., 1902-12-22
BRAND BROS, FURNIsHERs.

Never did Brand and Brothers, mems
matters and furnishers. No. 4O7 Marktt
street, show such large fine inc of
neckties. They have all makes and
styles and about 200 dozen styles to
choose from.
Evening journal., 1902-12-22
ROBIFRTS. IEWEIER

w. L. Roberts. No. East Seventh
street, is the only jeweler in the city
who will promise engraving before
Xmas. He carries fine line of jew
elry and watches, etc.
Evening journal., 1902-12-22
MOORE. IEMELER

w. A. Moore the jeweler No. 1O4
West Eighth street. is selling rings at
One-third off and railroad watches in
fancy cases at $2.98. Fine brooches
range in price from $3.50 to $780,
Evening journal., 1902-12-22

the firm guarantees. This firm is an
expert one in the grocery business and
those who purchase at the stores are
sure of first-class goods at reasonable
prices.
Evening journal., 1902-12-22
FHARTMANN & FEHRENBACH co.

Fine beers are just as acceptable at
Christmas times as at other seasons OF
the year, and there is considerable sat
isfaction in getting what is purest
and best The Hartmann and Fehren-
bach Brewing Company has for years
enjoyed the reputation of being excel
lent brewers and proved this at the
Philadelphia Exposition where it won
prizes in competition.
Evening journal., 1902-12-22
WINTER TOURIST TICKETS, SEA
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OHIO RAILROAD.

The Baltimore and Ohio railroad has
placed on sale at all principal offices
east of the Ohio River, Winter Tourist
Tickets to points In Alabama, Florida,
Louisiana, Mississippi New Mexico
North Carolina and Texas; also Ha-
vana, Cuba and Nassau, N. p, at re-
duced rates.
For additional Information call on
Agent Baltimore and Ohio railroad.
Evening journal., 1902-12-22
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Evening journal., 1902-12-22

nemenal business, as people want
pretty clothes now and can get them
and pay for them later on. Suits and
garments are to be had ready made,
or made to order.
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Evening journal., 1902-12-22
WRIGHT & DAVIDSON COMPANY.

AT Eighth and Market streets the
Wright & Davidson Company offers a
stock of men and children's clothing,
mems furnishings and hats which would
be credit to a city Of any size. The
members OF this company have had
years of experience in the business
and they could not be better qualified
for the business in which they have en-
gagged.
Evening journal., 1902-12-22
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Evening journal., 1902-12-22
MILUARD F. DAVIS.

At No. Q East Second street. Millard
n. Davis has one Of the largest and
finest jewelry stores which can be
Evening journal., 1902-12-22
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DELIGHTFUL THINGS FOR CHRISTMAS

sortment is one of the largest which
has ever been offered in store in this
city and the prices are right.
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FOR RENT.
NOTICES.

ELECTION.
Central National Bank Of wilmington,
December l3. 1902
The annual election for directors OF this
bank Will be held at the banking house.
on Tuesday, January 49, 1903 between the
hours OF 10 o'clock a. m. and y O'Clock
M. II. =. RUMFORD. Cashier.
dl3-lm
Evening journal., 1902-12-22
WOLTERs DEPARTMBNT sIORE

r w. Wolters. Second and Market
streets. is holding a special asle OF
mems clothing, which is particularly
appreciated at this time His big line
of women's and children's shoes is be-
ing closed out