Punxsutawney Spirit, 1904-07-27

              - , • „ VOL XXXII. PUNXSUTAWNEY, PA., JULY 27, 1004. IHKXIKVIM.F. NO. 9. THE ST. LOCM KXPOSITIOV WEBER'S CLEARANCE SALE JULY is of vital importance to all economical buyers. Here is where your money goes a long ways. suits now $10 " " 8 7 6 Men's $15 12 10 7.5o " $6.00 suits now 5.00 " 4.00 3.50 3.00 2.50 $5.00 4.00 3.00 2.50 2.25 2.00 it Come Early While the Stock is Complete Over 100 suits in above lot. 50 men's Outing Suits at a great sacrifice. Suits we sold for $5 now $2.50 and $3. A great slaughter in the price of boys' clothing. Every short pants suit reduced. Double breasted, single breasted, Norfolk, Sailor Blouse and Buster Brown. H. J. LOEB Suits for $15 " " 12 10 8 7 5 $20 18 15 12 10 7.5 o Men's and Boys' Furnisher FARMERS' NAT'N'L BANK B'D'Q J. A. WEBER The One Price Clothier PUNXSUTAU/NEY, PA C J rove City Bible Coiiferenvtt. NOTICE The Greatest World'* Fair Kver Conceived Now in K«ll Operation. Comity Capital. Interesting letter from the Jefferson REMODEL- ING SALE day, July 30 Continues Until Satur= Reduced Prices on Every Han's and Boy's Suit 13 IOa sale I ll. Friday and Saturday, July 29 & 30 m It you think there n hoodoo eonneet<?cl with tbe figure 1.'?, come here on Fri. uml S;it. we'll - , I'rooi/e II n Benefit to V( >u The electric display at night will stand as the marvel of the age for design, comprehensiveness and beauty. Every building in itself presents a rare design, while the entire enclosure as viewed from a distance or from the Electric Tower presents a composite picture which surpasses description. Hon. Chas. H. Grosvenor, of Ohio, who completed a ten days' visit at the Exposition last Saturday had the following to say of the St. Louis Fair: "I visited Paris, London. Chicago, Buffalo, and most of the other expositions which we have had in the United States, and also the initial exposition at Glasgow. No one of them or all of them put together equals this St. Louis World's Pair." Visitors to St. Louis will find living expenses reasonable. Prices are no higher than those prevailing in other cities of the same size. Accommodations within the grounds cost about double the price prevailing in the city. Whether inside or out, however, a person so desiring can, without much trouble, purchase accommodations which will soon reduce his finances to a mere decimal. The weekly attendance has almost trebled since the opening of the fair, the admission last week being 512,150, 102.H1 of whom passed through the gates Saturday. Total attendance since May 1 is 5,105,735. A representative of the Spirit visited the Louisiana Purchase Exposition at St. Louis last week and without intending any offense whatever begs leave to advise others to g