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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-16
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Walter 8. @rn6er, Sratl5 9. @artiler
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9atban 9iri6. ISM. &reber, Inbrer
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@ar S6riann, 2ernie Sole, Slorence
8olf, @arb @aff, Caroline @iltef
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anoioff, 8feiffer & D1u6n. Clinton Hafs
rnauer, artbur Sdneiber, Carl Sdmiot
Spiefa @ebber.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-16

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eeritten nno fommt or9unfelmer-
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len. urlb aaes lit In better Sronrrs."
pSomos, gang famos," froblpdte
er uno oriidte peritoblen tire Sono.
u@ber nun frage ieet oud nidt net
ter uno tue getalt, mas i1 Sir ioge.
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elmer @urer gefon1ti6aft 5ulammerr
ouf Ser StraBe iabe. 9esbolb per=
laBt 9u iett Dor mir bieie trauli6e
Statte, nodoem Oh Die Selepboniere-
rel beiorgt boit. Damn l6lenoerit
gu iadtefen Die &urfiirI tenltraBe
lang, biegit gegen Den 8otsoqmer
8lab bin in Die 8otsbamerItrobe Elm
unb f%parteit oa beim erlten Sportge-
16aft anf mid, inoem gu 9ir nit
regem Offer Die @llsloee betro6teIt.
Sd bin Damn glei6 BET Dir, rno mir
gebef 5uiammen in oen 2ooerr. 9as
8eitere miro ii6 Damn finoen. Gs
tit oaes i6on beitens borbereitet.
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%beoeuten iol," iogte tie Elm menie
b%eunrubigt.
u9as mirit 0u barn idon iebel.
9ein @eboriam miro reid belohnt
peroen, bent i'd
SEQ benin olio,1 ieuf5te lie ergo
ben, erleoigte ibr @eiprd6 am Sele=
pbon unb ieste iid Damn nod EN-
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merge @de.
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etlpas fpie einen SUP aus Ser @eaeno
i6oQen unb la6elte iinneno Dor iid)
bin. 9ann i6ritt 9ela nit einem
itlmmen &opfniden an ibr poriibor
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fettoome benerfte. oaB iie Elm lcbr
rotes &opf6en botte. Der @raf
aber befabl: v5rauleinL iebt brill-
gen Sic men &nidebein!"
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ginoe, 5allte unb perlieB oarn ebert
falls Die 4onoitorei, in einiqer Cut
fernnng binter 9ela berl6lenoerno
uno ii6 I'M gebeimen an ibrer bib
ider, i6lanfen 5igltr uno an ibrem
gra5iDien Sang %erfreueno.
aBrima 8angmerf," bru1nmte er
Dor ii6 bin ufto orebte 1i6 Sen Bart.
PIN Der Notwithstanding oes
Sportausriiitungsgei6dftes trofen lie
5ulammell.
@Sebt geben mir bineill gall5 i'm
befangen, peritebit gu. Sic fou-
men oenfen, OH marit meme 5rau.
9as brau6t uns nift gu gerliren."
fliilterte er fbr 81, uno bann betrotell
tie ben 2aoerl. Der Snbaber empfiua
ben Brafen, ben er idon 5u fennen
idien, nit GROCER 3~uoorfommenbeir.
uslio nal ne red)t l6neioiqe SINS.
rltltu11g fir nns belize, befabl 8otofi,
nro Der &aufmann mie feline beioen
Saonerinnen beeilten iid, cine an-
5obl Observation-Disclosures berbei3u-
bolen.
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den angltlid.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-16
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= Wie Dem 50. 3" aus @iiill-
den gemeloet miro, miro Ser 8olfs.
ldnllebrer Iar Sdottl in Mu BEL
ger6tesgaoen, oelien ltllgepobnlid
idore 8oritonitirnnte old Sen leb6af.
ten geifaa Deg Miin6ener Sofoperft.
DIRECTORS Mottl fono, ouf 4noronlillo
oes Br%in5regenten bon ser Mindenel
Softeaterirttenoon5 foitenloa a1tsge-
biloet. S6ottl lit nod @oaefollnq
ieiner St1oien ouf flint Sabre ser
Wiin6ener Sofbiibne perpflidtet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-16

@us Seno idreibt man Sen
nseip5. e. Nohr.": @ie erinnerli6
ut Der Sfiaergorten in leinem tpert.
ooalten Seile oaourd erbebli6 gefd6r.
oct gepeien, oaB geplont mar, oui
oteiem our6 Die Grinneriing g%elpeif;.
ten gooen Elm neues 8obngebGuoe
FUR Den DIRECTOR Ser u"niperiitdt.
Stertparte 5u erribten. Inter BEN
0rnf Der offentliden Meinung, oil
llt gegen cine o~erartige 8erni6tuno
eti1es Nationol-S eilietums energild
5ar Webr iette> lit bon Dem 8roief1
oorlaufig abitano genommen morben
geun fam erfreulider @eiie mitgc.
teilt meroen, bob Der SdiGerpart
eno9liltig gerettet lit, oenn oas frog.
llfe 9ireftoriolgebauoe miro ieinel
Blab IN einem unterbalb ser Sterrl-
balten. 0ieie 2oiune Der Srogt
iparte gelegenen @ortengrltnoitiif or.
miro iiberaa in 9euti6lano 9efrie.
oigung eriuedell.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-16
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Gente pbne ueber[egtng beroammer
ieoen Gelbftm0rber aIS einen Seiglilla,
tpeldem bic &raft gefeblt babe, ieitea
2ebens Giiroe at tragen. @ilen biele
fur5lidtiaen 2eute audi, ipie idtper mallz
DIE iol6e 8iiroe 5u tragen lit? 9as
8. .. in gefpinen 6dIeu bon Sdmorboiz
ben ali1 Der gr0bte 2ebensmut unterliez
gen mag2 11nferes grabtens iin6 GGe
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gnbe berciten, Iuo 6oppeIt bebauerus@
inert gern6e 9ieienigen. fpeI6e Ifb Durd
bic Dual Der Sdmorrboiben gum GeIblt1
mor0 treiben lnifea. 9enn fir Sic gab
% Elm MitteI: Mi,nfefis. Cine Brobe 6as
bon tpirD bon q. Nenitdoter & Co., @og
1915, STEM gorf, frei berianot.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-16

Brdiioent 9eiG BON Ser sSar-
nters' Union teilt nit, Dob oie Gal
%peitoner gotton.5aftoren ii6 bereit
erfldrt baben, alien MitgIieoern Der
Union, nenn iie ibnen lire Baum.
moIle 5ui6iden, Snei 9rittel bes our
Belt geltenoen 8reiies gegen feds
Bro5elt 3inien nor5ultreden.
SSn 2ouiie, 8barton GountD,
fcn cine 2ocal Sption-9fbltimmung
ftottfinoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-16
sidere SiiIfe

S. s. @oo0ntn BON HeiosbiGe,
q. g., Iagt: uSudIen's 4rnico Sol-
be 1T iidere Siilfe fir eiter11oe Sc
idmiire; Elm Iol6es an meittem 9eine
betlte oieie nunbertdtige Salbe
i6nea, obne cine Norbe 511riid5uloI-
len" @armtiert fir SGnorrboioen,
8nnoen, 8ranotpu11oen etc. IS gts.
BET Io. 9reib utto 81. Gobn & 60,
4~potbefer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-16
Seirats.Ghefue.

Saul S. @al5en n1o Gnna @lia 8ebec.
Sranf 8. Giles nnO @auoe Gertrude
Ylatt.
90. S. 8oermann ii. Soa 09ab @iner.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-16

@er ben @iel an S9mort5
8iebt, bari iid nidt punoern, ipellrl
i'm Ger <f trifft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-09-16

Nod unangenebmer als elm
eingebiloeter aranfer lit monduial
Elm eitlsebiloeter @eiinoer.
The Newtown bee., 1908-05-08
Foretelling the Future of a
 Painting Job.

The outcome of your paint ing investment, involving gallons of paint and many dollars worth of la bor, can be foret0Id so far as the dur- ability of materials is concerned by using Masury's old reliable Railroad Paint. For sale by
The Newtown bee., 1908-05-08
ST ROSES.

Monday morning there was an anni' versary requiem High Mass for the re- pose of the soul of Mrs Martin Keat' ing.
 Monday, May Il, there will be a months mind requiem High Mass for the repose of the soul of Maurice Hart nett.
 The May devotions were held on Sun day evening, and will be held on Wed nesday and Friday evenings throughout the month.
 The ladies of St Stephens church arc planning for an entertainment anC dance for the benefit of thC church, to be held on Tuesday evening May 12. A cordiai invitation is extend ed to all to attend. M
The Newtown bee., 1908-05-08
THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
REV ALEXANDER STEELE BREACHES HIS FIRST SERMON AS PASTOR.

A large audience greeted Rev A lex
 ander Steele, the new pastor, at the
 Congregational church, at his first serv- ice, Sunday morning. He delivered very helpful and interesting sermon
 from the text, Matt. 5:8 Blessed are the pure in heart for they shall see God" The gospel is a gospel of love dealing with the heart. Heart to the Ancient, was the seat of all the affections. Salvation
 deals with the cause rather than
 the effect. The reason why so many reforms fail is that they deal simply
 with effect. A great deal of the Temperance reform has failed because we have been spending all the power in trying to curtail effects than in changing the cause. The Bible deals directly with causes, the heart of man, attributing all sins to this cause. "As a man thinketh in his heart so he is." Not as his belief nor as his conception of Christ, but as he is within. Jesus in dealing with the conditions he met both social and moral attributed them to the same cause. He did not separate the two. By their fruits ye shall know
 of the condition of the heart. The heart is the cause of all the misery and woe of the earth. Man breaks the com mandments because he is defled by sin. Christ is the only permanent cure for all our ills in that He changes the causes. He does not make a man good by telling him to cease from his particular sin; but he makes him truthful by implanting love of truth in the heart. He makes the tree good by changing its life. He makes the stream pure not by changing its course but by cleansing the head waters. The view of God is made possible not only in life to come, but in this life by the condition of the heart. The man who ascends the hill of the Lord and stands in his holy place is the man with clean hands without and pure heart within. Purity is attained. by the process of We make city pure not by adding more people but by get
The Newtown bee., 1908-05-08

MT and Mrs A. L. Hawley of Haw- leyvilIe spent the day last Friday, in Derby, the guests of Dr and Mrs J. w.. Melbourne. Mrs Hawley, who has been quite i'll, is now gaining nicely.
The Newtown bee., 1908-05-08

Mir and Mrs Isaac J. Smith of South vile visited friends in town, last week.
The Newtown bee., 1908-05-08
The NeWtoWn Bee.
 Newtown, Friday, May 8. 1908
TOWN TOPICS.
ANNUAL BOROUGH ELECTION.
DAVID c. PECK ELECTED WARD
 EN.

The annual borough election passed off quietly. Twenty votes only were boiled, but all the machinery of the election law was set a going. Oscar Pitzschler was moderator, Frank San- ford ballot tender, John Hubbell enve- lope tender, James Sheehan booth tend er., William Homer Hubbell checker, John c. Beers ballot box tender. At the business meeting it was voted to lay tax of two and eight tenths mills. It was voted to put in four additional hydrants, the location to be left to the discretion of the warden of the bor- ough. The tax collector was instruct ed to proceed forthwith to collect the balance of the taxes due. The follow ing officers were elected. there being only one ticket in the field:
 Clerk, Charles F. BeardsIey.
 Warden, David c. Peck.
 Senior Burgess, Arthur T. Nettleton. Burgesses, Frank J. Gale, Robert H.. Beers, William J. Beecher, Ell B. Beers, Cornelius B. Taylor.
 Treasurer, William A. Leonard.
 Bailiff, Patrick H. Cannon.
 Fire Inspectors, William A. Leonard. Patrich H. Cannon, Arthur J. Smith.
 Street Inspectors, William B. Glover, Levi c. Morris, c. F. Beardsley.
 Haywoods, Henry M. Smith, William A. Garfield. William A. Honan, Gus tave w. Carlson.
 Pound Keeper, William B. Glover.
 Assessors, Levi c. Morris, Allison P. Smith.
 Board of Relief, Frank Wright. Rob- ert H. Beers.
 Collector, Patrick H. Cannon.
 Registrar, Charles F. Beardsley.
The Newtown bee., 1908-05-08

ting rid of the impure. Purity of heart depends not on the amount of love We possess but it's freedom of it's alloy. Love is not measured by capacity but by the quality of it's substance. Man of one talent may become as pure as man of five talents. Pure love, like all other graces. has it's fruit and mani: festation. Paul gives us a picture Of pure love in action in his thirteenth chapter of first Corinthians.
The Newtown bee., 1908-05-08
HIGH SCHOOL ENTERTAIN
 MENT.
"A REGULAR FIX. !"

On Wednesday evening. May IS. the students of the Newtown High schoo will give an entertainment in the Town hall for the benefit of the High School Athletic Association. The special feat. ures of the program will be cornet solo by Thomas Macdonald, a member of the Yale University orchestra, and one act farce entitled "A Regular Fix" The program will be as fol- lows:
 Song, Die Lorelei" by the School.
 Recitation, Miss Marguerite Beecher.
 Song, Selected, by the School.
 Recitation, Jesse Bailey.
 Cornet Solo, Thomas Macdonald.
 Recitation. Miss Miriam Smith.
 Farce "A Regular Fix" by the nem- bers of the High school.
The Newtown bee., 1908-05-08

had and think the largest in the state. There are over 100 different patterns, sizes and shapes to pick from. Will you come in and inspect our line, com- pare our prices whether you buy of us or not, see what you think of the goods. If you want a set, the prices that they are marked will sell them. Come in and see for yourself. They run, from $1.98 to SIP.
The Newtown bee., 1908-05-08

The friends in New town of Miss Eleanore Northrop will be pleased to hear that she has been honored by be- ing elected a member of the Spanish Club of Smith college. Miss Northrop is member of the Junior class of that college. ."
The Newtown bee., 1908-05-08

A serious forest fire ragged all day. Tuesday. on Twist hill, burning over a big tract of woodland for J. Albert Blackman and others. Just how it started is unknown.
The Newtown bee., 1908-05-08

Do you want toilet set? Where would you go for one, if you wanted to match up certain colored room? Now F. E. Beach at 962 Main street, Bridgeport, has got one of the largest assortmelts. of toilet sets that they ever
The Newtown bee., 1908-05-08
Harry Rider,
 6l2 sWater St..
 Bridgeport, Conn. Telephone l346-3.
Telephone l346-3.

Hervey Wheeler has been improving his home by having a wide veranda built on the west side of the house and also by making a number of improve ments and changes on the interior.
The Newtown bee., 1908-05-08

John F. Heating was visitor in the Park City, Morday. ---.I
The Newtown bee., 1908-05-08

Miss May Kelly of Bridgeport is wis iting her grandmother, Mrs John Kill bride, in the Glen. .
The Newtown bee., 1908-05-08

MT and Mrs A. F. Clark, who have been spending the winter in New Y ork, have opened their house here, this week, for the season.
The Newtown bee., 1908-05-08

Mrs James Brennan of New Haven passed Sunday with friends in town.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-09-11
Shoes.

If one part of our business hal
received more attention than
another it is our shoe depart
msnt. We handle shoes that
are guaranteed to us by the
makers and we guarantee them
to you shoes that make your
feet glad.
"Better quality at the same
money-same quality for less
money" has been tho motto.
Many satisfied customers will
vouoh for truthfulness Of this
statement.
OUR ENTIRE LINE OF
MEMS AND BOYS SHOES
INCLUDED IN THIS SALE.
Our special So. so (elsewhereS 81
shoes, known as the Whitmore
all feathers and desirable lasts
sale price S2.10.
Our $3.50 Patent leathers-one
of the best shoe values on the
IuaTk6t-salo price %. 0O g.
Same in Box Calf 1925.
All work shoes, solid leather
(no paper less than cost.
Seltz. The World Famous
Dress Shoe.
IS. Patent leather Jour regular
price 81 0) sale price So. so
s.. Gun Metal sale price $500
Lot So so, 1915 and 81. in box
calf armour calf velour calf
and Wei kid your choice during
the sale for So.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-09-11
Mems Suits.

So and SIS Worsted and cassi-
mere suits sale price 1870.
81. $3.50 and f6 values in Black
rhibets cashmere and fancy
wotsteds sale price. $4.75.
SO S.. so So and 81. so values in
all materials fancy and black
patterns $3.50.
$12 Sill and $40 values choice
patterns, Thibets, Blue serge,
and fancy worsted latest styles
So to SO
$l4.5O and $12.50 values in Black
and blue serge, fancy worsted
and cassimers sale price 1915.
SIS to $3.50 in Schloss Bros
famous clothing Blue, black and
Fancy fabrics sale price $40 so.
Lot SIT to $14.5O values I'M
finished worsted, Blue and black
Sc rye black thibet, suits tina t
are stylishly made in every
particular and very desirable
at the sale price of S10.75.
SIT to SIS values in Fancy
Browns, Fancy Serges, choice
S12.
Schloss Bros. perfection
make, Hand Tailored Suits,
Summer and winter weights.
Suits made in the very latest
styles of the best materials pos
sible to produce and sold IN all
large cities in the land at 500 to
$50 our regular prices were SIT
to S22 take your choice of these
supberb garments during this
sale SIS, Sl4. and $l3
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-09-11
Shoes for BOYS.

Just In Time For School.
Cornet Brand in all good
feathers regular 50 SO shoes,
sale price 81 80.
Same in Childrens shoes sale
price 1925 to LIS
Our So so patent leather in sizes
to 5 1-2 sale price $3.50
Tennis Shoes a few only left
so come early if you want them
at the rate of $1.25 values at
SOC.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-09-11

A lot of Choice bargains in
Suit Cases, Trunks, Telescopes,
as well as Hand Bags, can be
found here during this sale
Everything in the line cut to
cost and less. Don't fail to see
them.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-09-11

PRICES DON'T FAIL

Gum shoes, Gum boots, and
felt boots at less than cost
While these are broken lots you
can perhaps find your winter
outfit and if you do at a great
saving
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-09-11
DEAN WHITM0RE -DREWRy GO
DiSSOulving Partnership.
A BONIFIDE STOCK
REDUCING SALE.

manning showing former prices exactly how
great made Costs will be considered
Show your partaks of this the greatest bon
sale held Marnsburg and the following lists of values
will compel your attention. ts
The will last days No longer. Selling will be "fas
and furious On the 3d and 4h the will closed to
able araage things your greatest
ing You know the WhmoreDr Co. do msrep
resent that any make he depended
and open for this sale Saturday morning.
September depend you present help the
stock quickly
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-09-11
II DAYS
B EGI NM N 6
SEPTEMBER 5th 9. a. m.

The firm of Dean Whtmore Drewry Co. will be dissolved
Mr. Drewry will retire to his wife to health
ordered by her physician and to enable Mr. John W.
his the business the stock be
reduced.
1t is imperative that Mr.. Drewry leave the earliest
possible facilitate the stock reduction it has been
decided you, and friends prices
offered in Berkeley county
that make these prices remarkable that and
the entire sockeveryhing has heen
greatly reduced
Every article stock remarked (old tags
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-09-11
School Clothing
FOR BOYS
Included in the Sale
Look at the Prices.
Winter Underwear

Ribbed, Fleece Lined, Cotton, regu-
lar SOC goods, sale price 3sc
Gray Fleece, heavyweight, regular
SOC garments, sale price $50
Summer Underwear
Broken lots, black, blue, white, reg
ular 2os garments, sale price 1Sc
Balbriggan, Nansosk, b. V. ID. and
Porosknit, soc garment, sale price 3Sc
III. g. Lisle Thread, 81 garments, 75c
SOC Superb Neckwear pure silk
goods, lovely patterns latest shapes,
CSC
We have the reputation of selling the
best line of 25s neckwear here abouss--
take your choice Of our tremendous
collection during this sale at II lie
Mems So half hose, pairs for 15c
Mems 10c half hose, pairs for 35c
Mems 15c black hose, pairs fer 23c
Mems black and and sssori. colors
hose 2paIrs for 23c.
Mems 25e hose 19c
Mems soc hose 3Sc
Children's :black hose, Toe grade,
71-2
A few ladies' hose left, I5c grade
II lie
roe grade LIE
Suspenders and Belt
l0c goods &c
25e goods 1Sc
soc goods 3Sc
Toe goods 55s
Zoe arm bands 70
&c arm bands &c
25c stick pins and cuff buttons 1Sc
SOC stick pins and cuff buttons acc
75c stick pins and cuff buttons SOC
AFull Years Supply of
Furnishings at These Prices
Means True Economy
Look at these prices on Corllss Coon
Collars aud Cuffs. l5e collars 10.
Late styles and known everywhere
az the best l5c collar on the market
25c Cuffs 1Sc
Rig lot 25c Cuts l5c
Zoe boys collars for 15c
Buster Brown Collars 2 for 25c
Famous Bedford Dress Shirts, cut
full good material, beautiful patterns,
est 5lc shirt on the market, sal price
$50
Regular work shirts of the SOC kind
good quality and well made 32c
Blue Chambra Shirts, . cellars,
50c--value. 3Sc
Wachusett Brand dress shirts, sell
Everywhere ut 81 and S1.25, an assert
lnent of all sizes of both prices, your
hoice Zoe
>--------~~
Odd Coats and Vests,
Black, fancy cashmere rnd big line
Of dress vests at astonishingly9lo low
prices. See them.
Serge and Alpaca Goats,
$500 goods at $500
81 80 goods at 81 o.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-09-11

REMErIBER=wws make ah.n no absurd 5 claims ms
quote prices. These prices do claim be third
half the articles value The former price is
sale price there figure for yourself What do
is that value is reathe biggest put tempt
you. Come as many times you during the sale
and you will find spread for your inspection line
vast and inviting that it will be irresistible prices
tempting your economical nclin atoms will mpe you
to invest Come.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-09-11
Young Mems Suits
at Sale Prices.

Designed and Built fer young
men. More Style, snap, smart
ness than is incorporated in
clothing for men of mere years.
AT the attractive prices on these
suits young men, you should go
exceedingly well dressed this
winter.
Summer and winter Goods-all
new, good patterns, up to date
| styles, suits worth &c., SIS and 50
during the sale So. so
Thibets, fancy worsteds and
cashmere SO $40 values sale
price Sc.
Thibets, fancy worsteds and
cashmere $40, so and $l1 values
sale price $3.50.
Blue Serge, Black Thibets, &
Cashmere, Schloss Bros. Fam
GUS make in S11 and $11. so val
ues sale price. So.
SIP to $3.50 values sale price
SIS. so.
Mems Pants
Dress Pants
Worsted, Cashmere Thibet and
Serge.
Regular $500 to $3.50,
sale price $3.50
Regular 800 to S400
sale price 500
Regular 400 to 3.75,
sale price , 50
Regular 3.75, $50, 300,
sale price 2l5
Regular 2,75 to $50
sale price 1.S5
Regular 2.25 to 200
sale price 1.6O
Famous Thoroughbred
and Oxbreech Trousers
Guaranteed Not ID Rip
Neat, serviceable, patterns fer dress
as well as work trousers
Famous Through bred and Oxbreech
Trousers guaranteed not to rip.
Kaiki pants, $3.50 value SLIP
Excellent work pants as low as $50
$l.75 and l.50, sale price 100
1.25 and 100, sale prics 80
50c special, "a e price .35
OveTalls
and jackets
Sl.0o Keystone Overalls So
TIC King Jackets so
75c Bib Overalls .3S
soc Bib Overalls 81
soc Plasterers' OveralIs .3S
Lot soc Heavy Underwear
30C
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-09-11

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. = conducted by a Red Front SaIs
Manager Offers considered from several suc,a
asked 10 and per Their proposition
covered the of purposely inflated prices Ou
proposition is to give you at prices as
they would make them then take the 10 per Gem
commlsslon,we would pay them off giving it to you Re-
member It's the Dean Whitmore Drewry Co, making
this proposition.