'Better Be Born Lucky Than Rich.'

Kone of our new goods were unpacked, and most of them were at the depot when the water pipe burst ia the VVe never had such a rush this time of the year, and henee the damaged goods are nearly all gone. Some of these goods are scarcely damaged at all, none to affect the wear any, only to hurt the sale ot them. Our new goods are now being placed on the counters and we do sav without fear of successful contradictiqn, that we a-e opening thenicestlineof Mens', Boys' and Children's "inpSáSffifmxáÍpABD GENTS' FUBNISHING GOODS we defy competition as to pnce, quantity and quality, and with the new arrangements of our Mammoth SLoie we are in excellent shape to show our sroods. The mothers speak in high praise of our Children's Department. In our Hat and Cap Department we probably carry more than any other two stores in the city, and calcúlate to sell them frotn 50c to 1.00 less than other dealers. Come to headquarters for Clothing and Gents' Furnishings. J. T. Jacobs & Co., 27 and 29 Main St., Ann Arbor. il "T