The Sandusky Star-Journal from Sandusky, Ohio • Page 8

DRESS GOODS we all the new Cloths and Weaves. Prunellas, Granites, Vene Broadclothi, 20 ounce Suitings, Cheviots, French Sackings, Hair line Stripes, as well as the Canvas Sacking, which is so popular this We are especially strong on Dress Goods and the new and prevailing Fabrics can always be found on our counters. WAIST CLOTHS. We receive daily new things in these goods, all the movelties as well as the more moderate price goods. We nave In abundance We show the popular stripes in Roman effects.

Our values in Peu de Sole, Crepe de Chene and Taffetas, cannot be equalled New things in Ladies'' Neck ear, Ladies' Sweaters and Golf Vests just received. We are agents for the Celebrated Munsing Underwear for Men, Women and Children. A particularly choice line of Ladies' Silk Skirts and Flannel Waists Remember we are agents for the celebrated Fowler's English Gloves. Excellent values at $1.00, S1.50 and per pair. See our iew belts, something very novel.

WILCOX, GRAND WATCH SALE FOR THE HOLIDAYS The Largest Line of Watches that Was Ever Shown in the History of Sandusky. Watches for Ladies, Gentlemen, Misses and Boys We are in position to sell as low as any house in this country. Come and Secure a Watch and Have It laid Away for Christmas. Henry Dehnel's Jewelry Store Open Evenings From i ecember 1st Until Christmas. 2H Columbus Avenue.

Next Door to Post Office. CHRYSANTHEMUMS, CHOICE CUT ROSES, CARNATIONS. We will have special supply for Thanksgiving. Order early. Prices reasonable.

Sandusky Floral Co. Green Houses--Coiner Warren and Adams Streets. THE BEST MUSIC BOXES IN THE WORLD ON THE EASIEST TERMS EVER OFFERED, The Regina Its repertoire includes practically all classic and popular music. Prices from $17.00 to $140.00. Large assortment at RENNER DOERZBACH ouvi w.

-E, ARCHITECT ll'K. OPf. f. Sandusky, Ohio. CITY ITEMS.

Read Star Shoe Repair add. Goodhair Soap cures dandruff, th Daly's Cocoa Cream, try a bottle, tf This morning tl'cre TOS a ice on the slips, the lirst of the season. Heavy and light weight ings for $25.00. m6t WM. SEITZ SONS.

The commissions for the four county officcis recently elected have arrived. They were received from ths governor, who makes them out. For sale at a bargain, an A No. 1 meat market and business. Reasons for selling, ill health.

For further particulars inquire of E. Star office. tf There will be a meeting of the board of education in their room at the High school building on Friday evening, at 7 o'clock. Roast trukey and oyster SOUD. Thursday night.

Everybody invited. Fred Frhr. 106 Water street tuSt The little daughter that came to Mr. and Mrs. John Weideuhafpr on Monday last, is doing well, the mother is happy and John is setting up Torn and Jerry for the flrst and only.

LOST--Big black Persian cat. Suitable reward if returned to Mrs. C. L. Wagner.

thSt Thanksgiving service at St. Paul's English Lutheran church this evening; at 7 o'clock. All are welcome For auctioneer call or addriss, Geo F. Pfaff, Venice, O. Bell 'phone 4901.

Bill of Fare For your Thanksgiving: Boots, Shoes and Rubbers, Boys' Overcoats and Sweaters, Caps, Gloves, Mittens and Ladies' Warm Shoes and Slippers' at very low prices, for this week only. EVA NOB1L, tu3t 725 Water Street. YACHT Club Elected Two New Director. Board Then Oraanlzed by Electing Officers, Commodore Warren Being Re-elected, as Were Others The annual meeting of the Sandusky Yacht club was h'lA ai tit Weil House Wednesday evening. There wns a large attendance of members and stockholders The object of the meet- in? was to elect two new directors, and there was considerable good natured rivalry, which added to the ii- terest.

The election 1 off ly, however, and Messrs. C. Seolt and Emil Schn'idt were i 'ed. The other members of the board are C. n.

W. E. Guerin, and C. A. Nielsen.

After the club meeting, tho board of directors met and organized the ensuing vear, elcctmc the fillowinn officer! C. C. Warren, commpJore- George I'. Anderson, vice-commodore; Dor- ahae, rear commodore; P. P.

Zollinger, treasurer, and Wm. F. sc- Other officers committees will be selected at a neetiug to ue held ir. the near future, JImil O. was elected delegate tn the Yachting association.

It is expected that 'he met-Ting of ibe association will be held in this city in the rear futme, and those who remember the Inst meeting hold at the West House looking forward to the oomiug gathering considerable interest. Special values in Suitings this week. m6t WM. bBITZ SONS. HURON Bridge Matter Still Confused In Morning Paper Report.

DOLLSIDOLLSI This week is the time to buy -n if you care to get the beneljf our SPECIAL VT. JES. dolls offered have al! been selected 'fc their beauty ana quality. No more complete stock ever fi -nd here. Kid body doll.

14-lachea long, sc head, shoes and stockings, 19 cents. Kid doll, very plump, 16'A inches, bisr hands and head wltu real wig, 36 cents. inch kid body doll, with bisc head, glass eyes, flowing hair 10 cents Fine kid body doll inches in length, bisc head, shoes and stock 73 cents. Washable head dolls, inches, with curled hair, 10 cents. Far.cy dressed doll 17 inches long, 25 cents.

Bisc men 1 and cnina hea-ls, -with and without wigs, all sizes. Separate bodies, arms, wigs, shoes, stockings and other pairs A I A A 61B and 617 MARKET STREET. FOR THANKSGIVING. Chrysanthemums, American Beauty Roses, Bride Roses, Bridesmaid Roses, Carnations, Violets Hyacinths, Callas. Leave Orders Now for Thrnksgiving Flowers and Greens.

Central Green Houses. OPERA HOUSE Th" Register this moruug that the reports in all the papers -f the Chamber of Commerce meeting failed to put clearly before the public the Huron bridge matter, as the situation now is. It then g.jib on to tell what the franchise provides for, and says that "the grant further provided that the entire expense to maintaining the bridge, lighting ar-d tending repairs might be needed in future and also of constructing future bridge? i It! be paid bj 11 f-onipaiiy." This is not the way the vvts understood at the meeting, it Dems ei- pressly stated that the county and nc.t the company would have to stand the expense of maintaining and lighting and swinging the bridge, ami putting in new bridges when nee.ler 1 hereafter. Commissioner Breiuing says that the Star was the only paner which had the correct report. Hid tint the statement in the Register tnis morning is entirely Thanksgiving Services.

The German churches of Up city will hold Thanksgiving seiviees fit St. Paul's E. church at 2.IIO this afternoon, and at the Reform'(1 i church at 7 o'clock in tr-p i liuth services will be 1:1 Cpniiiin. and tho i Ix v. GfOiteiin, of Nev.

Voik, i io to be MI eloquent speaker. Let us have our order new for holiday garments, gift "vV.M. SEITZ SONS. NIELSEN Matinee and Evening SATURDAY, NOV. 30th The big Scenic Sensation, "SUNSET MINES" A Story of California Gold Mines.

Seats on sale Friday at Box Office. Prices: 25, 35, 50 and 75 cents. Matinee prices 10 and 25 cents. NIELSEN! SAVE YOUR MONEY We sell ready cut soles from lOc up a pair; heels at 5c'a pair; also leather by the piece Shoe soleing nails, any size, 2 boxes for EC. Shoe oil, good for wet weather, at lOc a can Shoe tools in sets or any tool sold separate.

Poultry powder to make your hens- lay In cold weather, 2 pounds for 25c At the STAR HARNESS STORE, 724 Market Street, Kaferly's Old Stand, Next to Police and Fire Station, 3 Doors West of postoffice. for the Star inside of the Collar. Cocoa cream, 25 cents a bottle. Daly tf TURKEY Cocr Cnvm for chapp face and hands Dal; 't, Washington-Bow, Rubber Footwear We are sole agents for the celebrated "Snag Proof" Rubber Goods For warmth and durability, cannot be excelled by any other make. Don't make a mistake, but buy "Snag Proof" when purchasing Rubber Boots, Shoes, etc.

Remember we dre sole agents. FARRELL, ROSINO, 133 COLUriBUS AVENUE, LEADING FOOT FITTEKS. SANDUSKY, O. Magician, at Nielsen Tonight. Maro'-i is rvj, but owing to his he IK able to resale audience- it: various wajs for iiutame, i muslc.il pail ho the a wonderful musical inpli'iinont has been perfected from tho Tavmcfc TLe irstrumont is.

n'adt of Ing tubes of steel ranging fiom Inches to four fpct in Tin whole instrument is ovrr fouiiyn long and is played upon by Maio. Ml'. Maro and two assistants The tone of ttc combination of the pipp organ and orehc-s-tfa and hap tho volwe ol the largest 9ipe organ. the Varo plays upon unoriginal instrument the strhv which is conceedcd lo be, 1) all have heard it the luminous toned in the world. I Hlaik and bin" soisjo suitings for $25.

'nCl SEITZ The Star Is the nesi advertising mefl- lum in Erie county. TO CBRfc A COLD IH DUE DA' Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets XII dniKplsts refund the money If I falls to cure. E. W. Grove's ilgnatnre nn oach tax.

I6e. Line Insurance CAUTION-Don't insure Wore oiamining mv plans and rates. No or on dividends, cverjtliinp atrictly ffuaidntn-d nnd burked up by "ver nittj-two million dol- My ratos will mrpriw von. Addmu w. SMITH, Room 21,32 KinmtiMrr Sandaiky.O.

novltidlno SMOKED And Talked and Listened to Fine Music and an Address. Big and Fat and Roasted Brown The sejond of a series of nga thf- Men's club of Cahary pirish was hdJ Wednesday evening in 'he parith house, and was most enjoyable affair. There was a large attendance, aii'l tin men enjoyed themselves i their pipes ti.bacoo while thej to fine furnished bv a 'olin ard guitars, a talk by tlm Swan Attornpj Alrord was to have dcli-feil an address. i lit he was unaok H- present, and Rev. Swan spokr- And Dc.wns of Collece Life drees wjis very interesting.

on The Coiumnus and Return $1 Via C. H. Sunday. December It rain leaves Saudusky 7 (it) a. returning leaves Cohunb.is 7.10 p.

m. th3t Protective Union. There is a movement on among thj employes of the shops 01- a sort of benevolent ind pro- toc-thc union. A committee has been appointed to look into tlu iratter. Within the last few the men hove voluntarily contriNit'ci to the assistance of two nei.

w-hf- injured, and the plan now is to arronge it stem for this, so that irh i will contribute a small sum every week, and In return will liive sk-k and inju'-y benefits in case faccidint or death The Star Is adrerttting medium in Erie county. Provided for the Prisoners at the Central Police Station George Daniel, Jr --A dreat r-east. CHAS. J. KRUPP, FUNERAL DIRECTOR A A Telephones, both lines; Office call No.

160, Might and Sunday calls No 33, Ef sidence No. 404 Wayne. Rubber Tire Ambulance Service Block OPERA MOUSE THANKSGIVING EVENING. THURSDAY, NOV. 28th, THE PRINCE OF MAGIC A Assisted by Mrs.

Maro. An entertainment filled with wonder and amazement. Merriment bora of Bewilderment. OQ sale at box office Wednesday Prices--25o, 35c, 50c and 75c. BERTON W.

SWEET, and HRS. L. FRANCES THOMPSON Osteopathic Physicians. Graduates from American School of Osteopathy Kirksvilie, Mo. OFFICE HOURS 9 TO 11.

130 To 4. HARRISON PHONE 909 Mahals Block. Sandikf. Ohio. WE HAVE JUST 1 the latest process for CLEANING CLOTHES And therefore can make a big cut in prices.

Our cleaning is not done the way so many Tailors clean clothes We entirely remove all grease spots Suits cleaned for Coats 75c- Trousers, 50c, etc SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. Dying also done ft the very lowest prices at C. P. RATMKE'S Steam Cleaning and Dying Works, 529 JYURKET STREET. Pa'es $1.00 to $1.25.

Meals 25 Cents Special Rates In i Week. Refitted Throughout. -Commercial House, MRS. DeLQR, Proprietress. Jackinn reef, JVMi-Oocra House.

U. Even tho prisoners at the Central police station know that it is Thsiiks- gh'i-g day. Theie are about eisht ol the prisoneis. and some of them h. 1 been in for several weeks a eujocd a menu which ind'idcd dry bread, and cotiee.

They had no butter, no milk ro sugar, no tl.ey had the bologna flrst the ore-id flrst. But It was all the same, and it is a spfe guess thnt rathe rtirod of the monotoi Some who h-ive not been in very long notiiin? but free lunches upon whicn to subsist. So 't is that feas-t for 'he prisoners would naturally be Iwileil rielight And tin Key- Wi-H that woL'd ne nl most too good to be true. A few days ago. the officers and reporters were talking over the matter, and it sugqcst-d that pome person r-rght to send in a turkey for 'lu- prisoner 1 George Daniel, the Ilvcrvnau.

among those who heard the suggestion, and he took kinoly to it. In fact, he decided lhat he should be the man to furnish the turkev. and he at once called up his srrocer and placed the order. The turkey was a big one, and was roasted at the Star bakery. This noon, It was dished up to the prisoners In fine style, and they ate 1-3 if they had had nothing for a week.

Tlu-v bad some reasoh to tv tbinkfnl, even though they were unfortunate ar.d wore held behind bars. JOHN J. MARQUARJ, DIRECTOR. Undertaking Room 600 Markt St. Residence, 624 Wayn Street.

PBONES, STUBIO SON. SANDUSKY. CHRISTMAS SPECIALS fc White Star, JOc Cigar, Tribune, 5c Cigar. Boxes of 25 for Holiday Trade M.ORTNER 126 Plum St. Bell 'Phone, Main 2702 Aground at Huron Tuesday it wnt that the steamer Malta was ashore at Huron.

It was, however, the haree ivrupp. The wind blow her ashore as was The tug Stcarimin wit' to Union, and with tne assistance of the lug Avery, she wis r-lfased, no damages sustained. I.a*e W-dnos3ay afternoon another appeal for help came from Hiron, another vessel 1 1-e- mg agicnnd, and the lug Cascade -vcut Subtcrlbf-for the Star. v.r Misses' Jersey Fleeced 75c Ladies' Jersey Fleeced 9Ce Ladies' 10-Button Overg-aiters 23c Ladies' Rubbers and 35c 'Gymftasium Slippers 50c i Ladies' Warm Slippers 50c Motoi man's Shoes $2 01) Ladies' Guaranteed Patents $3 00 Gvaranteed Patents 50 Rubber Boots for Misses p.nd Children $100 Men's fancv house 50c up Men's Mackinaw Socks and Rubbers $1 Men's Felt Boots Jl (i5 and up The Water King Shoe $2 5n Globe and Silvpr Stamps. STUBIO SON, the Sandusky JJowlin." leisnie will bowl the second fames of tholr pros- eat series tomorrow night.

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