The Cedarville Herald, Volume 27, Numbers 1-26

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Jitriiul iiftli rjWilli* ■oiurt of Or<<no iCnom j, fFjJAW'K. l o o k f o r tho RED Ticket* Ho M«H*r Wh»t Wurt You Art B©tng, Lay ti A*M* and dam* Do on Time toSoofhoBIg 5 * 1 * Sturt EVERY tJRQjt ef Our Regular Reduced taWria* Goods Direct >r*h i tit* M|N« t o t h e H o m e L O O M E N O Sal* PrlMS Ml O v t r J r t 0 »*r* ROSTS N 0 TKIN 8 T o M W O ttr (foodn a n d THE ONLY STORE l a S p rin g fie ld w h e re t£i« tfeaueoUi Loon K * 4 8 ** l *U h a !d . Loom ^nds " -. ' 'St' Mill Cost Ten Days of Unprecedented Sargaln Giving Look for tho • .REG TICKETS Lasts 18 Days T h o G r e a t e s t B a rga in . Event E v e r O ffe r e d in T h is S e c t i o n o f O h io /** Formerly ' q u i r k & HNTH 0 NY Limestone S t , Springfield, ©hio SALE LASTS 1 0 DAYS LOOM ENDS *AT MILL COST TbeOld RELIABLE Dry Goods STORE Establish­ ed in 1846 175,000-" Worth of Merchati dlse to beSoil at Mill Cost Car Loads of Loom Ends Patterns for 1904 . 167 Big Gases OfLoom Endsand Seconds To Be Closed Out Look F o r the R.ed Tickets T h e v A r e T h e R Ft Tor# in S i a rYc ?P•** departments th« RED TICKETS are symbolic of the moneysaving opportunl- Imnnrtariffi nf thu P , H "p 's* . ties this sale affords.. The proof of extraordinary values is to see for yourself. The ~ ?not beiudgea unless the values are understood. For that reason we ask you to come* examinethe offerings. ^KSffssTissftfsss* s & jsks afflNc?r'"b" •v- * <,'p*rt- T h u rs d a y M orning, Ja n . 28 , at 9 A . M. . Every Item In this advertise­ ment I* exactly na represented, and the present and former prices are precisely as stated.’ In marking the goods we have not considered profits, but the absolute necessity of selling the entire stock at once.. In addition to the jspeclal Items enumerated hare there will be many other grand values which you must come to the store to see, as we have not apace to mention them here. . . . .*In,i«i«c-{S f!'l'Jve^ve* *Lpf®c®of goods there Is le ft* remnant from ( to 35 yards, Identical In quality, style and design with JEfJS 1 fit*V t not to be classed as regulargoods because they are wanting 1 m length, * thread missing in • towel, a slight discolors* tlon In a blanket, crooked or careless stitching In underwear, etc,, are alao LOOil END characteristics: None of these slight flawsmatter <»ut they prevent the mill or factory from selling goods at profitable prices. dOODS DIRECT FROM THE MILL TO -T»E CUS.roriER means a big saving for you, . , {h*t the OFFERINGS MADE DURING THIS* SALE. ARB ALL NEW. This LOOM END SALE ISTHE HOST LOOKED FOR EVENT THAT HAPPENS INTHE WHOLE YriAR. It has won the entire confidence of the American public by honest methods, dependable merchandise and prices that are without a parallel. No woman whoyaluex money can afford to stay away and the oftener you come the more money you can save. SofaAgists for McCALL Paterns i flp, ISo Nona Higher LOOM END SALE SPECIALS. . Judge t|ie importance to Springfield people of this, monster sale by these important Items in goods you need right how. Every price represents a distinct and sizeable saving over regular prices. . Loom End 12 Jc Black Satine, sale price g |*3c. Loom End American Prints, short lengths l£ y d . LOOM END. So yd. for 7c Apron Gingham. So for t-t% and 15c Dress Ginghams.. 17 t-Eo vd, for 25 and 35c Silk Ginghams,' M i Mrtiii Famous Crated Corset Cannot Breakat the Waist Lin*. m Soit Agents for Poster's Guaranteed KID GLOVES Every Pair Fitted to .the Hand. So!* Agentsi ferine Imported Fiknch Lil­ lies Brand Kid Gloves White,black andcolors, worth ll.oo, eurpfica 6 9 o . SIXER'S TOItET SUPPLIES Soli Agente tar the man* tefactwrer* of the best U n t t , toadada the Ufitted Statai, Spring H*l bewntM^ ■ " T S B M k l W lj* l i y u p a i i n M ! 3 c yard Tor, good Un* bleached jc Muslin. Satin, worth 15c yard regularly. [ 1 * LOOM END 5$ yard fo r 12 |o Silkolittofl. gO yard fo r lOo and 12|<? Curtain Goods. ' Loom End 7© yard for good’ bleached Muslinwould be cheap at 10c yard- Loom End 2 1-2o yard for good Shirting Prints, - jEoonomy does iiot always lie m hoarding mohay, bu t in spending it at the righ t time and plaoe, this is a time to gave by invest­ in g at t h iiL o om End Sale at A n th on y * Loom End 44 ©yard for Uphols* terlng Velours, worth 75c yard. Loom End 60 yard for good -un­ bleached Crash, sold the regular way 8c yd. LOOM END 7 1 -* e yard fer 1 * UZo tirandenberg Per- •she. 35 © yard fer 50 ©, SS© end 76 © Mer ©•rized WawtbHI. L O O M E N D . JO©.yard for extra goodWniteWaistlDgi, rjc, 1 3 c, 19C qualities* LOOM END 2 t e yard for Turkey Red Damask. Reg. ular price 3pcyd. ' "LOOM END 9 * yAhd M gon^Ririeia C^sb, wHc quality* 10* yard for figured Dimttv. wnrth W yard* LOOM END 17 * yard 1 to Satsuma Silk, Regular prfc# iscyard*. ■ ” l 5 o m e n o 9 e yard for White Bar Nainsook, t*Xt and 15c qualities. r ; l o o m k n d . 1 Rs yard for good 7 **2CUnbleached Muslin* I 7 lift© for Bleached Muilin, worth 10c yard. f©t*A#eftt* fc r fk e Lft^eAl Meflufaet* ©ffnMffHLWew ef every »e*eripti©« 1 teh ee ! EfeefckW* . Voi boy* » o « girl*, the satisfactory . kind*. m EVERYTH1NQ IN THE COAT AND T ailor m ade , su it . depart - WENT AT HALF PRICE—MANY THINGS AT LESS THAN HALF PRICE. REMNANTS., • At Mill Cost Silk Remnante., Black Dress Goods Remnants. Colored Dress Goods Remnants. Lining Remnants. Ribbon Remnants. OUtlng .Flannel Remnants. White Lswn Remnante. India Linon Remnant*. New Apron GInghamb.' . New Dross Ginghams. ^Long-Cloth. ft All new, -bought early, before tho ..................................... < j M M M All now, bought early, before thd advance In pride. You get the ben*-: flit 12%c, 16c, 18c, 22c, 25c, 30c, 34c, 37c yard, etc. Dimity. Check and stripe, all new; at, 10c, 12#c, 150, 18o, 20c, 23c, 25c, 29c, 34c, etc..' ' Nainsooks. Plain and id checks and stripes, at 10c, 12%c, 14c, 17c, 20c, 23c, 27c, 82c, and 35c yard, * Walstlng* Plain white and white with- neat dots and stripes. Come early for these. 14c, 17c, 10c, 22c, 25c, 27c, 33C, 35c, 38c, 43c, 47c, and 67c.. i - Underwear. , Ladles’ fleeced lined, vests, and .pants■,...* * * . . . . . . . ...., * ... 210 Ladies’ heavy ribbed fleeced linedr vests and panto ........................... 43c . Ladies’ black extra heavy fleeced lined vests and pants . . . . . . . . . . 43c „ Children’s heavy fleeced union ■ SUltS■ : «, » 4’,.. . . . . . ,43C■ .Children’s fleeced lined- union suits ■ . , , , , , , , * , , ■■*•,, •», 21 c - -Children’s ail wool vests and pants,, slzefl 20 to 32, at 32c, 37c, 42c, 47c. Children's pa>t wool vests and pants, sizes 18 to 34,.costs 21c,'27c, 31c, 35c and 39 c. .. Children's heavy, fleeced lined vests and pants; oil sIzcs . . . . , L ; 2 ic pants •. , , . . . ** ..* . 1 , . , ,29c . Hose. ' Men’s’.extra heavy black hose.13%c ; Men’s extra heavy fleeced, hose.22c Men's mixed grey working sox. ,4c Men’s, mixed grey hose, medium weight ................................................ - (Men’s all wool hOse, (black and colors .............................................. 22 c Ladles’ fleeced h o se ...a .*,:...11c Ladles’ heavy fleeced hose, maco foot ............................................ ...23c Ladles* all wool hose . . . . . . . . 17%b Ladles’ black cotton hose, white f O O t . . . a. , 4 . v 4 . ,& t &0 silk*. A great saving can be made in this department by buying now. ■ 17c per yard for fancy brocaded pjlks. Former price 25c. 23c per yard, for fancy -wash silks, Former price. 49C. 27c per yard for polka dot Bilks in- all colors. Former price, 496. 47c per yard for fancy walstlng silk Former price 69c. 59c per yard for fancy walstlng silk Former price 75c. 77c per yard for fancy novelty silk ,walstlng. Fanner price |l, 6 d. 42c per yard for' plain taffeta ,silk. Former.pricp 59c. 72c per yard for plain„silks fa all colors. Former price 89c. Black Silk Department. 42c per yard for black taffeta silk Former price 59c. ? 67c per yard for 86 inch black taffeta silk. Former price 89c. • 85c per yard for 36 inch blaick taffeta silk. Former price $1.00. 97c per yard for 36 inch black taffeta silk. Former price $1.25. 97c per yard for black, peau de sole silk. 'Former price $1.25. 47 c per yard for all .shades in velve- teens, Former price 59c. 59c per yard for good velvet Former price 75a 97c per yard for best velvet Former price $1,00 and $1.25. - 39 c per yard for all shades in satins. Former price- 59c aiid 75c. " Loom End Bale Prices In the PRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT* -Only a few of the good bargains men­ tioned here. Everything. In this de­ partment must go If low prices will move them. , ’ 17c per 4ard fop 36-inch black Dress Goods,. Former price 25c, 22c per yard for 36-inch, plain black English Cashmere, Former price 39c. 33j per yard Jpr 42-inch plain black English Cashmere. Former price 49c. - 87c per yard for 44-inch all wool '"black suitings. Former price 50a 47c per yard for 45-inch all wool black Zibelines, former price 69c. '57c per yard for 45-inch -black Dress Goods, In serges, figured lusters, brillianteens, cashmeres. * Former price 69 c. 63c per yard for -56-inch plain black . /all wool Suitings. Former price 89c. 72c per yard for 60-inch plain black Suitings. Former price $1.00. 12%e per yard for Fancy Plaids. For­ mer price 19C. , - 17c per yard'for Fancy Knickerbock­ er -Suitings. Former, price 25c.-. . 15c per yard for plain Cashmere. Former price 25e. * 22c per yard for 36-inch English Cash- mere. Former price 39a 37c per yard for 42-Inch, all wool Cash-, mere. Former price 59c. 37c per yard for 42-Jhcb all wool Plaid Suiting^, former prices 69c and 75a 47c per yard for 42-inch all wool Nov­ elty Suitings. FormCr price .59c. 17* do not ask you to take our word, but we ask you .to take our good* and com* pare them with ether* Qualities Always the BEST* Prices as low a* any one's. VERY OFTEN LOWER Every­ thing as Repre­ sented Here LoomEndSalePricesEverything-Look fortheRedTicket Separate Skirts* The $2.98 quality, sale price $2.23 The $5.00 quality, sale price . .$3.97 The $6.00 quality, sale price *.$4.23 The $7.50 quality, sale price . .$ 4.97 ................... ‘ * 9..$5 At The $9 00 quality, sale price Ladles' Long Skirt*. In -black and color*-— $5.00 quality now .....................$3.97 $6.00 quality now *..*.*,*.,..$4419 $10.00 quality now .............. $7.93 Children's Long coat* In all the new shades turd styles-*- $2.25 qna)i|7 now ............$ 1 .7 3 $ 3.00 quality now . . . . . . . . . . . 11.91 $3.60 quality .now ..* ...,,.,..$ 2 .1 9 $10.00, $12.00, $13.50 and $15.00 quality now *, #, 4 » 4 .- 4 ,» . 4 *,.*,.«$ 7*97 Bed Clothing* Bed spreads 920* $1.16, $1.37, $1,57, $1.76, $1.97, $2.27, $2.67, $3.12tf. Blankets, wool, $2.23, $2.9?, $8.72, '$3.94*" white wool blanket* $2412, $3.47, $4.46. Extra 'ane dll wool blankets, worth $7.60 go for $4.97. Cotton blankets, very cheap at.,55c 87c, 97o, f 1.17, It-** /Comforts *t $70, $1>S9, $t«32, $t«67, $1.37, $2413, ANTHONY ’S LOOM END 8 ALE PRICES ON . LADIES' WAISTS—A GOOD TIME TO BUY A GOOD WAIST AT VERY LOW PRICES. Black taffeta silk waists -----$4.69 Black peau de sofa silk waiata$3.23 "White taffeta silk waists ....$4 .(9 White peau de sole silk waists $4,35 White oxford.waists ,....,...$ 4 .2 3 White oxford waists .,....-.$ 3 .3 6 White corduroy waists ...,*.$3 .23 Whlto mohair W a i s t s . , $ 2 . 9 7 White madias waists.,.......$ 2 .7 3 White basket doth waists. .$L83 White madias walsta .......,$ 1 .6 7 White madras waUts .......... ..$1.23 White madras waists, with black figure .»,»,.,,.****•**• «»*,$1.17 Ail wool waists, in red, bine. ,$1493 AU wool waists, in pink, green, red, blue and b l a c k . * . . . .$1.27 AU wool w lsts, In red, blue and black . . . . « « . * . » * .87o Outing doth waists, in red, and blue stripes * * , • * * . . . .87c Outing doth waists, in light blue and dark blue 63c ■ Blade and blue serge waists*.,.43c ANTHONY ’S Muslin. Underwear. All our hew Bpring line now in. By for the largest and most complete line we have ever shown. All at loom end sale prices. Come and see for yourselves. . .uComL.CoM/U3a*. Corset Covers, lace, tuck and em 16c,* 17c, 38o (each. different styles) two rows of lace In­ sertion, one .row Of (beading,, lace [ruffle. Sale price 47c. Ladies’ nainsook Corset Covers, six clusters of. tuUks, fire tucks in clus­ ter, trimmed with two rom of lace insertion; one row of lace beading, with lace ruffle. Sale price .97c* Chemise, Ladies’ muslin Chemise, lace and embroidery trimmed. Sale price47c. Ladies’ muslin Chemise, lace and embroidery trimmed, 75c value. Sale price 67o. Drawers. Children’s Drawers, 15e _______ _ ________ and 19c valuea Sale price lOo and 12 %c, -Ladies* Drawers, deep flounce, hem­ stitch and tuck'trimmed, 35c value. Sale price 24c. Ladles’ Drawers, deep flounce, lace and tuck trimmed, 65c value. Sale price 47c. , gkjrts. Ladles’ -Skirts, lace and insertion trimmed. Sate price 49c, 69C, 89c, 86 c and $1.23* ladies’ Skirts, lace and ttick trim­ med. Sale price $2.47* Ladlea* extra flee mtssllu skirts with deep flounce, four rows of lace Insertion, finished with lace ruffle at bottom. Sale price $3.87* Ladies’ extra flrte muslin Skirt, 24 in, flounce! conslstlog of two rows of 2 in. Val. insertion, with lace ruffle at edge of flounce and 12, 5-ineh me­ dallions in flounce. Sale pnce$4.87. Gowns* 1 Ladies’ Gowns, tucked yoke.. Sals price 47c. ■ Ladies* flown 9 , embroidery and tucked yoke. Price 47o. Ladlea* Gowns, lace and tucked trimmed, 76c value. Sale price 57c* Ladies' Gowns, lacs and tucked trimmed. $1.00 value. Sale price 87c. Ladies’ Gowns, lace and tucked or embroidery and tucked trimmed, $1.25 value. Sale price 97o. ANTHONY’S LOOM END SALE PRICES ' . 60 yard for one [i] lot of 2,800 yards Embroidery: and Inserting, to 3 in. wide, regular. 8 c, 10 c and 121 - 2 Cvalues. All new. n LOOM END SALE PRICES “"'So yard xloi of 2,500 yanhTEnrr broidery and Inserting, 3 and 4 and ioc quality* m LOOM END SALE PRICES 19o yard for fa In. xT 8 ,ln. em* broideries, regular 29 c and 35 c val* ues, alt new. LOOM END SALE PRICES 1So yard 1 lot 1200 yards 6 In. to 9 In. wide embroidery, regular 25 c values, all new. LOOM END SALE PRICES One-lot, 2,200 Swiss &cambricem* broideries,withInsertion tomatch, at 10 o', 1 R 1 * 2 o, ISc.fSc.ESo , 29o per yard. AUnew. LOOM END SALE PRICES One lotextra fine cambric edges, at 1 1 o, 15e, 17o, 23o, 27o, 37c, 430 yard. New.SpringLina LOOM END SALE PRICES t lot 18 InchEmbroidery for Cor* set Covers go at 34e , 43c , 47o peryard, newspring line. LOOM END SALE PRICES 1 lot extra lineSwiss and Cam­ bric All-Overs go at 47o, 73o, 85o, S7o, S f.23 ,S I*47 ,S f.B 7 peryard, all new. » LOOM END SALE PRICES Ribbon Beading at ijc, 17 c, 23 c, 37 c and 3 sc a yard. NEW SPRING LINE. L O O M E N D . S o lo r 1 lot cl Embroideries worth from So to So yard* ANTHONY ’ S 0 Prlesfliy’s Black Dress Bioiis flest" READ'S Genulm lansdown Takeno sub­ stitute, noth­ ing else just as good* Soto Agents tor tbs BEST t e s LININGS Offered In This City ri BUCK CAT HOSIERY FOR BOYS AND GIBLS D.n'< r » l l <0 S M t h * Sal. Mart. Every Day We Intend to .de Better by You Than the.Day Before* Oen’t fsrget ths Day " aw # Date. Oeera •pen 9 s* m. Cem* :.#ml See fer Ysureelf. ■' Trust Ns Agent. A special Invltatlen Is extended to eur local customer and out of town friends* The Red Tickets areemblems-of . economy* Ke ep- themirtmind. OeirietyefY Day Whilethe •aleLaita. ft*y« 4 galnsKverywhere W e ’ Handle thegoodkind of NOT IONS th. klrtd th.t are worth whatyou pay for mem* The Emit are thecheapest * s r , - .....ei*it. 44 *.■