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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-11-18
JUMPED
From Buggy Just In Time To
Escape Injury

Mr.. w. B. Shrontz, residing in Mar
.insburg, figured In a rather exciting
accident on South Main street on
Tuesday afternoon when the horse,
which he was driving. frightened at
a passing automobile. Mr.. Shrontz
was driving on one side of the street
when his horse scared and threw the
buggy against the side of a passing
wagon. The wagon was not damag-
ed, but the buggy was overthrown and
badly damaged. Mr.. Shrontz escap-
ed injury by leaping from the vehicle
before 1t was completely upset.
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REMARKABLE
Career Has Been That Of
Judge DOnahuG
At One Time A Miner, Now
Supreme Judge

The career OF Judge Maurice IL.
Donahue of New Lexington, one of
the two new Democratic judges-elect,
bench on the first day of next jan
uary, should be an inspiration for
every young man whose pathway to
success is beset with apparently un-
surmountable obstacles.
Judge Donahue, who, during the
course of his term, will become chief
justice of Ohio's highest judicial tri-
bunal, as lad worked on the farm,
in stone quarries and in coal mines,
and educated himself by studying far
into the night after each days toll
was done.
His father died two months before
he was born, and his widowed mother,
feeling poverty for the first time, was
obliged to struggle with five small
children to provide for. The two eld-
est children came to Columbus and at
tended High school and then became
teachers and this led the others to
strive for a sufficient education to en-
able them to become teachers, and in
time each succeeded.
The family lived on farm in Mon.
roe township, Perry county, where
Judge Donahue was born. He worked
on the farm first, then secured work
| In ctppa ftyo ,rioo apd tbon antarad tbo
mines. The last mine he worked in
was Mine No. 13, at Corning. He OBJ
tanned little education by attending
the village school and by studying at
nights he qualified himself for teach
er's certificate, which he obtained and
began teaching at 16. At 10 he was
superintendent Of the Corning schools.
He started his career in the legal
profession when but 21, when he was
admitted to the bar. He was twice
elected prosecuting attorney and he
filled this office with such credit tnat
his admirers boomed him for circuit
Judge, to which Office he was elected
when he was 35 years old, taking his
seat when year older.
He has made fine record as cir
cult Judge and attorneys who know
him well predict that his work on the
spreme bench will be equally cred
table.
Judge Donahue was not only one of
the youngest circuit judges ever
elected in Ohio, but he Is also one of
the youngest ever chosen for the po-
sition of Judge of the supreme court.
He was born May 10, 1864, and Is
but 46 years years old. His four Re
publican associates on the supreme
bench will each average about TO-
Judge Donahue is stockily and
powerfully built man, of medium
height, He has a strong, broad, rud-
dy face, expressive and keen eyes, and
his hair is streaked with gray He
wears glasses and hard work does not
seem to have impaired his health, be-
cause his physical condition seems to
be fine. But burning the midnight oil
has turned the hair gray and has CIV
en- him some trouble with his eyes,
but aside from that has not hurt him
so as to be noticed.
Judge Donahue and Miss Martina
Johnson, daughter of the late j. ].
Johnson, who was president of the
Perry County Bank, were married in
: 1889, and they have one daughter
Miss zeita, aged Is years.
,
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-11-18
Shall Women Vote?

If they did, millions would vote DR..
Kings New Life Pills the true rem.
edy for women. For banishing dull,
tagged feelings, backache or head.
ache, constipation, dispelling colds
lmparting appetite and toning up the
system, they're unequaled. Easy, safe
sure. 25c at G. r. Baker, and F. Fink
of Fredericktown.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-11-18

Tuesday in Mt. Vernon on business.
Detective Martin OF the c., A. & G.
railroad was In the city today on bus
lness.
: Mr.. Allen MofIt went to Newark
Wednesday noon to attend to some
business matters.
Mr.. A. d. Stokes went to Danville
Wednesday morning to attend TO some
business matters.
Mr.. j. M. Blocher went to Dayton,
O., this afternoon to visit for a few
days with his brother.
Mr.. Lewis Hyman of Columbus was
in the city Wednesday on business
and calling on old friends.
Mr.. Thomas Brown of Columbus
spent Tuesday in Mt. Vernon attend
ing to some business matters.
Miss Esther Phillips of jeanette,
Pa, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. E.
j. Phillips of North Gay street.
Mrs. ]. Warren Hulse leaves this
evening for Washington, d. c., for a
visit with relatives and friends.
Mrs e. R. Bennett and Mrs. J. M.
Styers went to Centerburg Wednes-
day to visit Mrs. Lucy Higgins.
Judge Frank o. Levering was In
Butler today on business.
Mr.. l. M. Wolverton left Tuesday
evening for Chicago, ILL.,, on business.
Mr.. Russell j. Ash went to Colum-
bus this morning to attend the Scot
tish Rite meeting.
Mr.. Harry Redman returned to his
home in Newark Wednesday noon af-
ter making a short visit with friends
in Mt. Vernon.
Mrs. Harry Shaw Of Indianapolis,
Ind, is the guest of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. E. M. Wright of East Gam
bier street.
Mrs. Heaslit of Detroit, Mich, who
has been the guest of Mrs. Ralph G.
Ringwalt, went to Marion, o., this af-
ternoon to visit friends.
Mr.. Budd Beall has returned to his
home on West Vine street after spend.
ing several days near Coshocton at.
tending to some business matters.
Mrs. John McFadden of Columbus
is spending several days in Mt. Yer.
non, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. e.
l.. Belden Of East High street.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Butts of Buckeye
City left Wednesday morning for an
extended visit with friends and rela
tives in Pennsylvania and Tennessee
Mrs. Vaughn Close of Orrville, who
has been spending several days in Mt
Vernon with friends, went to Colum
bus Wednesday morning to spend the
day.
Mrs. A. B. Putnam of Gambler who
has been the guest of her daughter
Mrs. Wellington T. Leonard of Yves,
Third street returned home today
Mansfield Shield.
Mr. Emerson Grubb of this city has
secured the contract for the painting
and decorating the new library build
ing of Kenyon college. which is now
being constructed.
Miss Fac Hewitt was taken from
her home in Academia to the Mt. Yer
non Medical and Surgical Sanitarium
on Tuesday evening for treatment
She was removed in McCormick's am
bulance.
Ira Snare entertained John Arm
strong, Ruby Chrisman and Richard
Shireman with a chicken roast at hi.
camp south of the city on Tuesday
night. A good time was enjoyed by
all.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-for cit!
property: 32-acre farm with 7-roon
house, barn, outbuildings, fruit ant
good fences. Lays good. On publ,
road. Close to school. $4,000. w.
Rockwell, Mt. Vernon. Ohio.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-11-18
E + r. + + + Il - + + 4. .t--fi.t.
4. OBITUARY j.
+ 4. !. + !. !. i. i. + 4. + i Il +
Mrs. Teresa colopy

Mrs. Teresa Colopy, widow Of Tim
othy Colopy, died at 2:40 Wednesday
afternoon at her home, ia East Ham
tramck street, after an extended i'll
ness of paralysis. The deceased is
survived by two sons, William Colopy
and John Colopy and three daughters,
Miss Name Colopy, Miss Nellie Col.
opy and Mrs. Fannie Colopy.
Funeral arrangements later.
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Morris grange will entertain
Pomona grange on Saturday, Novem-
ber 10, at which time the Fifth de-
gree will be conferred and all mem
bers wishing to take the degree should
be present at an early hour. This will
be a closed meeting all day.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-11-18
Munshower Dead

Columbus, O., Nov. 16-Capt. Nath-
an Munshower, national commander
of the Union Veteran Legion, died at
his home here this morning at the
Protestant hospital following an oper-
alton when his leg was amputated at
the knee because of blood poisoning
that had resulted from small bruise.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-11-18

Mrs. A. r. Sipe of North Main
street went to Columbus Wednesday
morning to speud the day with Mrs.
Carrie Vance. From Columbus, Mrs
Sipe will go to Jersey, Ohio, where
she will make several days visit
with her sister, Mrs. c. P. Thompson.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-11-18

"*Rev. Charles A. Nelson, a re-
turned missionary from China, is home
on a furlough and will speak in the
Presbyterian church at Martinsburg
next Sunday. Rev. Mr.. Nelson is a col
lege class mate of the pastor.
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BLOOD DISEASES
CONTAGIOUS TROUBLES

Contagious Blood Poison more
thoroughly perneates the system than
any other disease. Its infectious virus
contaminates every corpuscle and
tissue of the circulation, and for this
reason its symptoms are of varied
nature. When it enters the blood it
is but a short time until the mouth
and throat begin to ulcerate, the skin
becomes spotted, rashes and eruptions
appear on the body, sores and ulcers
break out, the hair falls, and fire.
quently nails on hands and feet thick
en- and come off. Mineral medicines
which simply shut the poison up in
the system should be avoided, for when
such treatment is left off the old dis
ease will break out again, often worse
than before. S. S. S. cures Contagious
Blood Poison permanently, and it does
so because it thoroughly purifies the.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-11-18
MARTINS oURG GROUP
OF PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES
(By ozro r. Neweomb)

Martinsburg-Supt. j. c. skaggs oc-
cupied the pulpit in the absence of the
pastor Sunday morning, Nov. G. He
gave part of an illustrated address,
"The Albright Family" There is a
general desire to hear at some future
time the entire address.
The Ladies' Aid society furnished
dinner for the Dodd-Allen sale lately
Antl-Saloon League speaker Sunday
morning, Dec. 4. 1t is hoped to make
this a union service for all interested
in the temperance work.
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allows it to nourish the diseased por-
tions of the body back to health.
S. S. S. is purely vegetable, being
made entirely of roots, herbs and
barks, without particle of mineral,
and its vegetable ingredients always
hasten the cure by toning up the.
stomach and digestive members.
Home Treatment book ard any medi.
cal advice free to all who write.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co.. Atlanta, &C.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-11-18
PRESIDENT
Of The Pennsylvania Railroad
Passes Through Mt. Vernon

President McCrea of the Pennsyl-
vania railroad and party passed
through Mt. Vernon on a special
rain at one o'clock Wednesday after
Don, being enroute from COLUMBUS
Akron. President McCrea has been
spectng all the divisions of the
7ernsylvania railroad. The train did
aot stop in Mt. Vernon.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-11-18

Bladensburg-The special meetings
under the leadership of Rev. George
w. Brown closed Sunday evening
November 6. Large audiences and
close attention marked the entire ser
les. Familiar hymns, Illustrated with
the stereopticon, made an interesting
feature of each evening. The lecture
ON Alaska illustrated by views from
photographs taken by himself was es-
pecially interesting. There was also
something for the children at each
meeting.
Anti-Saloon League speaker Nov.
q at 2:30 in the afternoon.
The prayer meeting is to be at the
Martinsburg parsonage this week.
Millwood-The ladies will give an
oyster supper Thanksgiving evening.
Anti-Salloon League Speaker No.
vember 9th.
Cottage prayer meeting this week
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Yost.
o.
Mt. Pleasant-Mrs. Geo. Clippinger
united with the church recently on
profession of faith.
Anti-Saloon League speaker Dec
4.
Mrs. Newcomb gave an account
Sunday afternoon, Nov. 6, of her mis-.
sionary work in the South.
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blood. 5. ). ).
goes into the
circulation, and
drives out the
last trace Of the
de estru ctive
6 e r m s, adds
richness a n d
vigor to the cir
culation and
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We have added COMPo BOARDS
to our large stock. Call and find
out its good points.
KLENk LUMBER CO.

abonnirt aui b~S Sernlatner
goIfsbIatt.
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Der Mduneripelt Die 8relibe getuGbrt
fpuroe ibrem 2ieblingSeetr6nfe 5li5il-
lpreden. Die Berger ct. Gntbonps
MtiIitarp 8arb l~ieferte iebr CUTE Mn.
tit. SelbIt Sermanner @seiiter Die.
ier bcbren &unit ipraden IN lobert.
Der @eiie iiber Die 2ieicrin9en Der
inngen 08ano". Die Glrberlide aus
itafierung sleiden Sdritt. Die llni.
form. obiuobl bis iest MIR aus
&appelt ~beitebenh. murbe Dair pielen
iebr gef1aig oufgeuoumteit. Ile
Grberten ben @unId: Gipat! lilo.
reotl GreScat!
Bel oieier 8elegerDeit nebnten
mir anlab, iomobl Den mertben ga.
fen uno @6nnern, ais aitdl aleu
Die 3u bieier aemiitliden Seier bei'
trugen, beionbers benz Serrn Saul
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9ag 9ifnif oer fothoIiiden Ell

3aS Gifnif Der tatboliiden ct.
8auls @emeiuOe bierielbit. mar nit
Dem beiten grfolse eefroHt.
Der Iiebe Simmel ididte uns oas
id)orite 8etter, ip6breno man oen
@dIterp anieGen fonnte, DAB Tie ooS
.tagt05lide ginerlei NIT ieinen ainn-
mer rmo Soreen olf elm paar Stnr.
ben oergaBen, urro lid ungeteilter
froblider Stimmute bingaben. Bon
8aibington, @etu Saben, gtlab, Gba
n1ois, Morriiom @aScono6e un6 -
loit but not Lent - BON Sermann,
battcn itdp 5oblreide SreunOe uno
@6nner eingefunoen INN Elm paar
~angenebme Stun6en in Berger 51
genieben. Die INNER opferpilligen
Srauen iorgten fir einen aiisge5cif-
neten Eropien Mocea, ndbrenb audi
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Champ GIarf

unier &eprajentaitt im Gongreb, mel
der ii6 Inn 8iebcriuabl beruirbt,
mar 9ienstag bier uno belt Dor
idapad beIcstem $auie ON Gbeno ei.
ne &ebe. Die Stculing oes Serrn
gIarf uno icin Sui ols oemofrati.
ider Siibrer I'M &eprdientantenbail'
ie, b6tten ibin cine eroBere 3itbcrer.
itait 5ufiibren iolen, ober ole De.
mofraten oieier Staot paren idapafl
pertreten unb mar es oen artfueler.
Dem &ep1tbIifanern iiberlaiien Der
8"eriammIiing nlimeriide &eipedta.
bilitdt 6u berleiben Serr Glarf
bat Die &~epubIifan Ir i'm Si
itimmen 30 er mebr Fir @ascouaoe
Gorntp reip. ieinet gongreBoiitrift
tbun Tonne oils ein &epiibIifaner.
n8iro ein oemofratiider GorpreB
gepdblt. 10 weroe id Spreder uno
itebe ais @aftbaber in 6ieiem Can
De ndtit Dem Sraiioenten", iagte
SER glarf.
SD babe mebr ipie ein anoerer
in Itiiiouri fir 9epilli9nngen fir
5InBperbeiierung geapirft."
.aein &epubIifuter bat iid, lie an
mid setpor1ot obne baB i'd ieirem
@eiu9 Die belt mosli9e llnteritiis:
ung 81 tbeil peroen lieb. Sd made
5fpiiden Sarteieb in iolden Sader
teinen llrtteridieo.
rgs iiRo IN Wef 10000 sci.
Ii5ioloater tpelde lGbrertb oes 8ir.
~gerfrieees eberio ynie 9tenfte &c.
leiitet pie Die @olunteers meIhe
ober bon &eniiprt ailseeidloiien iiitf
neil tie nidt IN ben 8unoesoienii
elngemlltert fpareir, @eroe i'd
Spredler oes &eprGientattenbalies
merbe i'd Der geniioniriing Dieiet
Soloaten ni6t binoern I'M 8egt
iteben."
Serr Glarf iagte ipelln er eS NH
erleben fonnte 0aB IN @asconaot
Gountp er in Der 8abl cine Mebr'
aabl Der Stimmett bef6me, er mir
De oaltll nit Dem IIten in Der gt
bel a%usrufen: Serr lab' beitten Die
ner lit 6rieOen fabren.o
Reoner iagte Die iogenonnten SSip
; iurgenten ooer Sorti6rittsrepubIifa
lier tpiirben ben 9emofraten gun
Sieg perbelfen in Der fommenber
S%erbi1pabl. au9 mics er anf aip
: 9ebli6e Otibitanoe he3 belteber6er
Sdus5olles bin Del1e bas Sol
lpie eiri 4lp bride. @r bat Die He
pubIifaner bod fir i'm gu thinner
Solitif babe in oen meiiten Sa9er
ipeld)e i'm gongreB .deer .nidts
gu tbufl es lei re 8eidaftIides
ipeIdes allie ansebe, lss0 er Die Sc
iddftsintereiien belize rertreten fon
ne tpie elm nelier &epublifoner, iou,
te elm iolder getuablt merben.
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Ole Sluul $OuliIlNuip pul VIA
8. gltguit iiber ole 9onoausgabe BON
$4,000 fir 8aiiernerfe 9eltimmt,
mo nit groBe @ebrbeit angenom-
men.
Sement.
SSH baben Die @gentlir fir Itlas
gortlanb Cement iibernommen.
aaltft euren 8eoarf in oieiem Sad
BEL Sefotte Bros.
-5rau slnna 5iegler BON Cart.
boge, Wp., Die BEL ibrer SHUTTER
Srau &eblenbrinf bel San 5u Be
iud mar reiite am SienItag pieoer
Seim.
Die Gaugban!GS tiatig S6rbfa'
brit miro oieien 8inter Oas 3rdt-
baus iit Sefferion Gttp perlaIien ltro
nod Nsariball, Mo,, perlegt iperbeit.
Die 6ortigen 8iire"~ ~Hca$20.000
ailfgemaft, nm Die { 81 erbal.
ten.
-Seute, am 10. lguft lit ct.
Sebulons BON Dem es beiBt: o&eg.
net es an Sarft Sebnlb, nabet tbei,-
re 3eit iid baIo." &ommt ieben.
falls in getradt, oenl Die 3eiten
iirb ifon tbeuer geriug, ia, lie fort-
men faum tberrer iperben.
Sin Or. S. 9. Seba BON 8lano
lit bon Der MebicoI Societp Of fife
@iIiouri 8ollep, melde tire Sabres.
n%eriammlung orn i. nnb 9. Septem.
Der in Council Bluffs, Soiun bolten
miro cine ginlabutg ergangen elm
&eferot su perleien un6 miro Der
9ofter oieiem griuden entipre9en.
SRI. 2eota @eniel gdb ara les.
ten Sontttog 5u gbren hires Gates
Sri. glice garSipell BON ct. 2ouis
eiten a1tsfl,tg ua9 Der Strit Greet
an tpeIfen iid foIgenbe iunge 50.
men betbeiIigten: 6rIs. @artbo
6Ieiid, Stella Sd1ltb, &ouena Sut.
ter, alice Raiie, 0seta &reattlp lnb
Soliie Gutter.
seoalia Sourn ssreisri6ter
2ouiS Soffmaft INT Ia 9ritoer
Charles Soffmoh erB am Srei.
tag ole Mittbeillillg, baB lire Sdpe,
Iter, 5ralt &ep. gfbaro llnlba6 in
&ocine, @isconfin, i'm Sitter BON 80
Sabren g%eitorben iei. Sic binter'
IaBt ibren @ottert cine Sdnpeiter
Grau @arp 9eppe in Chenille,
Neb. urtb auBer ben obengenaril'
ten 8riioern nod Die 8riiber Settrt
Soffman BET Sigbesnile, &roi. Ser
Soffman in Columbia. DO. itno an
orefu Sofiman in @tt. Sterling, Mo
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Mirh Greet.

Sri. 2i5ie 8rano, pult ct.
2onis. lit bier bel ibrem 8ritoer at
8eiu6.
SRI. Margaret Sern1onll pelGe
bier bel SRI. 2aura 8eefs az De
ild, mar. reiite gountag mieoer beim
nad) lebanon, Sls.
Cine ar5abI &erndnner bat
tem alu Sonntag 9tcnic in @rilens
@rope.
Serr uno 8rou Scbn 9ri'ens
waren leete @ode in Ban anf oerrt
MiIiionsieIt,
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Vim %. allauit beainnt in ct.

Aim %. aiiguit beeintt in ct.
2ouis Die mebrere Gage bauernoe
3ationnl.G Convention beS pOroens
Der Goggles" Die Sermanrrer aerie
miro oobei gut pertreten iein, Oa tie
id)om ldtlsere 3eit IN oieier &idtung
tbGttg mar, @egentpdrtig 5dblt Der
Sroen 100000 Nitglieber in oen
2ogeiJ genanntt aerieS in 1900 St1f
ten Der Ser. Staatem ganaoos uno
Iierifos. 8dbrenb ieines 5m6lf-
lahrieen 9eitebens bat Der Sr6e1l
$6000,000 aranfen +. llnteritiisung,
81. 000.000 Uuteritiisung bel Sterba
fGaen unb 100000 unteritiisune
bei beionoerelt @eIegenbeiten aiisge-
oablt. gttpa $6,000,000 iino i'm Sol
len unb anoeren gigentbum aneelest
Die itarfite Mitelieoihoit iipoet iid
i'm @iiiiiiippitbal uni ass Gegion
oes SeIiengebirges.
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Seinri6 Sabermebl seiturben

gfad ldngerer, idmeren Sranfbeit
lit am Sonntae oen IA, @ugitit Der
Sarmer arlton s. Sabermcbl att Der
6irit Greet i'm alter bon 81 Sabr.
Ell, 4 Monaten uno 9 Sagen geitor.
ben. Gr mar ec6ilrtig aus Belt.
mutb, Seiien, fam I'M Sanuar 1878
nady anlerifa, oireft nad) Sernaml
unb ebeli6te an 90. Sftober 1879
SRI. Marp aurrelmeper. 9ieier, gbt
entiproiien A ainOer, ! Sobn uno B
Sodter Die olle Den Safer iiberleb.
en-. Set IL Sabren frdnfelte Der
8erltorban,, 81 3eiten batte er ldDel
gu leioen. Die 8eerOigung faito an
Gienitag Ha9mittag ailf ben bieii.
gen StabtirieObofe itatt, uipb leitete
Galtor Sueomeper ole Sraiierfeier.
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Negligee Shirts

Nobby, serviceable, well
made madras and percale
shirts are quoted to you at
a much lower price than
ever before. Modish pat
terms. Buy early.
S5c, 75c and Csc values
for so cents.
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Special Values III Suits.

Unusual bargains in mems suits
that will clear all Of them. Be on
hand for the choice patterns.
$4,000 Suits all shades 1900
1880 Worsteds & Cassim's 1880
1900 Greys and Tans l2.OO
1000 Olive, Grey & Mixed 8.5O
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WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 10th TO THURSDAY, AUGUST 25tA
Bows Knee Suits.

Instead of reducing the prices on our
bows knee suits for this sale we present
each purchaser a good baseball and
hat free. Selections for school suits
should be made now. Every boy wants
q ball and bat. Suits $3.50 in any col
or and fabric up to $500.
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0as .llrt6eil itclt. Gs ideint nnr

~
ein llrtbeiI fiber 6orni's 9lpentrdu.
ter Ill geben ltnO oieies lalttet: nGr
lit eiire groBortige MeOi5in.@ Can.
iaroe baben Dies be5eugt unb 9auien
De maden taglid oieielbe entoedung
Gin flarer @eiit, gliidlide @amiitbs.
thinning, berbuttben nit Dieoerber.
geitelIter @efanobeit, er8ablen Die
aonse @eidifte. Seine apotbefer.
@eSi3in. saur ourd Spe5ial.slgen
ten seliefert. @an iflreibe an Die
eigenfbiimer. Or. Better 8abrnep &
Sons 60; 1876 90. Sopm aIpeg
Chicago, SH
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rem @erpanoteit 3u pertpeilen.
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Mems Trousers

Fabrics of beautiful wea-
We and dependable quality.
We purchase from the
most reliable manufactu-
rers who made a speciality
of fine tailoring.
$500 values for $40
$50 values for 200
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-08-19
Everlasting Hose

No line Of hosiery has
ever equalled this line.
Every customer satisfied.
We can prove this state
ment. We stand behind
the line because we know
it.
Per pair 25c
Two pairs 45c
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Elases ,uticrn ber8innisiten 9anf
db5uitatten! Soft bergeIts.
9as Gomite.
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Everybody is look.
ing for S U N !
S H / N E. We
have it. Come
in and get a SOU
venir.
KLENK
LUMBER