Evening sentinel, Saturday, December 22, 1888 · page 2

 

MW
Ill. FOR THE lABOREll.

The Condition c.‘ New England
Working People.

INTHISTINC Thlll‘l‘ IDEBATE.’

“on Union and ('oet mum limit.
W Iron- the Minion. and
Ma Ma and American Mapping
A” Inn-ducal into the ”Inclusion.

Ventures, Doc. tummy. iii-unto took
epthotnrlli' bill, mutant; comidomtmn or
the cotton manufacture schedule,

Ir. Vest moved to strike out the worth
”ta: cent. per pound on thread, yarns, etc,
him at not extending twontyutlvo t‘l'lll.
”mound." and inserting the worth "8.5 per
ant. ed velorem." He said that a super-
ficial examination of the “hole sc‘ “-1"

would 03m that it was got up in the interest ,
o! the

en" England mannlavturers, who
could not mnipote in the mmr cotton fut»
ties with the mututucturen in Augusta.
(hand who land to depend on the liner
cotton “brim Ho quoted (row a lipu't‘lt of
‘1". Home“ to the efl'ct’t that American
cotton maul-clown could expirt the
coarser cotton fabrics into the English ml»
min and column there illlt‘i'cleltilly with ”W
English manufacturers liut .\ir. Illscocb,
hill“, had not given it rennin why the
Unlhd States had lost the carrying trade.
There was no quutioudn his opinion. but that

lmandcotsi

' Deviation: "miles an angle [untitle- m in u:
for rule, and line btitlduu: aim lot uh ; cat-y
T twins. Klulllfl of

E. A. Wood ward.

‘ ot‘U Iliad.

Fill Sill llll lllll Tim.

801' ll'l'Yol Bri . iii Kiting: Wtk.~l’t'*
1, 01¢“. lion-a willful!“ why m. on minim-
Ave. Em Nurwelk. «um.

All dylo
. M'oiul. LAYI‘ON,

nit? lit! 50th Norwnli. t‘t.

Mn. I. A. Davidson.
(‘litliitllut Science or Mental llulin'.
lllilt‘fix for Ten hing of fleeting low. t'monlm

no. Inc. l‘ity llotcl, 'l'hnminp- at each on It
All dlri'i‘flt‘nll’lflilttl annually. the mating with drug.
as it n by the amide olonr til: mt It’lllll Wow
that relic! iii givcti. Ititrntpflnrc, Uptum and
Tulane hllnl llllll’ll entrie- any. on in)

FRENCH
DI‘JCOIKATIVIG ekll'l‘.
I 1 EMlQl'All'l‘l-Jlt-t Iorilulflit- and inn-.5», it.

lt'rt loot Ill hlwr. billt Bolling uni Crun-
loni for Fancy Wink.
Full insim‘tio: in French ulceration m on
lt’rruli
MIKE. H’. II. JARVIS}
to South Slain St, South Namath.

 

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L -, (mun llfiltllltllisnmlnnm tn ilarr'v- Simp
i' M Tu, Wial tbcrn and llun-htmt.d. the hm:
L (elicit Syrup and Lung Balsam in lhc world, :3 will»
Illtl'le. it is invaluable tor L'ronp in rhiadrvn,
Sold try all droughts. 'I‘hc genuuu- only has lu-

sou'ru NOBWAL

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A Good Business Horse.
hound. lilinl and “call".

()N E I’ll AE'I‘()N,
Swell Back Sleigh.
Imprin- it!

Decker’a
Pain and Wall Paper Store.

In Soul" llluln Mrcct,

., SOUTH NORWALIL;

THE

Bargain Store.

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K an:

85 Washington Street.

NING SENTINEL, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1888.

w— .1anu. _.._....,. ..

Chrmistas Preesnts,

Useful and Ornamental.

5c, 10c, 15c, and 25c
COUNTERS.

(‘ainhritg Linen, and Silk llandkcrcliiel's,
I’lush, Dressing, and Shaving Cases,
llusicry, Gloves. and Fancy Goods.

A. llllllllllllll & Still,

We ’ Are" Now Re are
with a full line of

.................. .. . W... .. ..... .. .... ..w...-.... .. m... m...» ....

of what is lelt of lltlLIl)
cess beyond all 0x1
are all populu'

Don‘t forget to visit the Home )l
Carriages, Toy Tea Sets, Fine H: n
Fancy Baskets, Velvet Balls, tin 3n
he found in Nowell: «.r vicinity. l

Also iii the liilf-Uliit'lil. t'uii lu‘ [in it
Having purchased several lines o
we will give the public this oppnr l
oll'ered at before.

South Nor-walk.

to make presents ofsnt-h goods, tl

 

The remaining lot of Dolls you
over Christmas eve.

 

notations has greeted us.

Our line of plasli goods is getti i,

 

M... New... ”””””

trial Sllalllgilalillliallllcslllt

.\ Y GOODS at the popular store. Silc~
,_ (llll' goods
and new, and bought at prices

thin; enables us to sell them low.

'Snniri Claus in the liasioiiient. when: can he found the

lowest assertment ol' litilllt‘fiTtl", Musical Instruments, Animals ('himos llan s .
in . . , o

a Pups and Sauccm in li‘ant-y liliXi'n‘, .llechuiiical Toys,
:lur law. and a nice line of pictures at lhv lHWUAl piit'ca' to
n. ‘r take our word for it, but «none and Set: l'or voiiselt.

ii ll. moat t'tilliplclc lillc ol'Glass, Woollen, Tin, Granite,

Iron, Willow and Silverware carried by any house in Norwalk or within .1” miles oi ii.

i' t ‘rockory, direct from the factories, at our own figures,
only to buy these goods at prices such as they were never

law, and our advice to each and every one, who intends

ni'i put, it oil too long or you will get left. These goods
cannot be duplicated at the prices we are oll'ering them.
:aa have at almost your own price, for we will not carry one

 

in e ftb lmatnm of Jun, ll. “Ilflll red ink on 3 ‘ . r ‘ . ‘ . ‘
m“imim‘iim on mount of '"m high pm iii'siilttiihii‘:fil:.lmfi “WW” manilii'it'liiiiil CHRIST” 8 GIFTS l A “3W nice \ uses and Smoking Sets loll: also Bronze Statutes. These goods lllllht be sold
leavem- ' * " ~‘ 3 . . ,. ..

amt Britain wupermittcdto—tlnytotake ~"“ ‘ ' ' " A ill pi ice.» it ill hill them

products trout American ports and carry '
them to the port- ot south America lnthhis 301a I a e. i
connection Mr. Vent referred onuplimentarily ; ~—:\ -— 3 - fi -
to Air. W. E. Curti.‘ recent balk on the: m ‘ . . . ' ’
3°” Amrl‘“ “1’“'”‘°“““ ““1 "‘“‘."i FINE ' . 1,000 more of the popular _.lc boon. received and Will offer them at the astonishing low
:(lhngJtiglderLtfntiii'u"i'iiift'ijcgtigigiitiihtliiii l reat ame y Whlch we afier at price til 2.." Cflcll. t\Ul'i' is ”it? iii In :{lltl tililmrlumly f0 [llll'CllllSC it 50L- l)00l{ llll' 25?, Works
mu” M’“"“"’"° i‘id'”’““"““m‘““ French Fen Hats of tillllliil‘b‘ of all nations. Also a ipiunvii-l line «it all kindsof Christmas (‘arrh at; low prices
m‘rfii repuwubsliiifliiliuixfirtii’d iKJZdL-l'. l .- 1..- . and very handsome dcstgns, loget ll'l‘ anih a complete assortment ot Holiday Books. A book

mgr...

and goods tothe mount oi “mention n l
your. Nearly the hall of them came from

Great Britain and her dependencies, while i

the United States flag was never seen in one
of her pom

Mr. H'tecock said he would be gratified if
Hr. Vest would lndorse the whole ut the
march from which he had quoted. He had
then said (and he now repeated with emptin-
is) that u to the chrnper fabrics manufact—
ered in this country. in the cost of which
Inland llbor playml an immaterial part,
and With the raw material here. the United

States could compete with the World. He «
had remarked in that spewh (which has .

In favor of aiding American stcanbliip
companies) that us to Mexico and
Central and South America, it was these
coarser goods that they consumed, and that
it was the ditty of congrea to build up n
tomlgn trade with those countries. He had
been then, as he was now, in favor ot paying
to American steanmhip lines a just (flinpeuSa-

n) '

n~0’o

i 50. 75. sine. and $1
3 0.x LL AND .51; i; T] 1 1m

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MRS. FAWCETT’S

l iiiLi.i.\'i«:itvs'roni:.
33 “'ulcr M , - Norwulls

' {Vi harem-tinted of my .‘uu b New ilk Pb in
z in HM": d: t'm 0- 1d. nrit n {mill 5 twain-n- m: .h- m
r.» if” p ~tronu 4:! the store In! the public Yet I rel;

it: 30 Mint inx‘ihlu: to inx- up! p tit-t mi w n my
:tlv nil s‘snd. NH. 3. “ ATEK 5T . NU \l’.\l.l\

Life Insurance l
: At Actual Cost.

. “on tor carrying the mails; but that policy ;

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covered“ by

lied been twisted on the other stilt! ot‘ the
chamber, and the lingush and Bennett steam-

Ihip Ulla had been allowed to destroy Ameri. i

an commerce—practically carrying the

nails (or nothing. He hoped that when the 3
pending measure should have beenmenlnw i

the senator from Missouri would cooperate
with him his policy that would enable the

merchant marine of the l'nitcd States to be .

built up, and commerce to be established
-WTII! those countries where there was 0 de-
mand for American products

Ilr. Coke, in the course of his remarks, read
the testimony oi Thoma- U' Donnell. n spinner

in Fall River, ”“31, taken by tln- Blair I
eet‘iunttee, abowmg that for hinm-lt' and his ‘

I’m-and two children he had not earned
Mill in a year; that this condition of things
Ila-i existed for more than six years to his
hurriedgc; that it was not cunfitml to him,
bu; there could not be less than a tlinusnnl
letives in Fall River in like Condition.
11:. Dane: admitted that such canes dill
ex st, but he inked Mr. Cult) which was the
bu'rter remedy—~tu furnish etnployiimnt or to
law it away. He quot-rt Mr. Carroll D.
“Hugh: to Show that the annulus of deposits
in the Massachusetts savings bank; was
“autumn, nut that 75 per cent. of that
amount reprtseuted the deposits ol wage
earners.

Mr. Coke turned from the cotton rip-I'll-
tins of llnmchusctts to the miners of

Pennsylvania, and quoted the testimony of ;
Mr. John Jarrett to the effect that the con- :
dition of the cm! miners, numbering at least ‘

NJ“), is "pitiable and miserable," that they
were ill paid and sutferetl from the truck

spiral, under which they had to pay 100 ,.
per cent. more than other people; and that 3

the English coal miners were better cared for
than the Amencnu miners

2dr. Aldrich—How are the con mines of
Pennsylvania inflected by protection!

Mr. Coke—Have you not got protection to
cot-i? on your lurid!

2dr. Aldrich—Sn, sir; and there has not

been for a generation any duty on anthracite ‘

met. The greatumssof the coal mined in
Pennsylvania is anthracite.

Mr. llawiey said he did not. know in the
state of Connecticut any such people as
O‘Donnell. There were everywhere some

lhiftless, drinking, idle men, wb D could not 2

get u liying. If the people of Keir England
were the appraised and degraded slaves that
he and other: had described them to be, not
a month would pass without something like
I revolution _ ,

“ Mr. Hoar also replied to Mr. Coke. He
denied that there was any such condition of
things as that described in O’Donnell’s taili-

' many. The nut! which the senator 1mm

Tens talked of and roadwas pureamnt
end nonsense. If he went beforé a Fall River
a Worcester audience of Democrats and
undertooktomnkesuch a speech he would

‘ he received with a universal jnlfaw.

~Tlie bill went over wi thout action on Mr.

J Vet‘s amendmt.

A Big Fire In “Indolphin.
Mm, Dec 22—11» largo four-
ltufi' building corner of Burke and Pelethorp
street: was destroyed by fire last evening. It
was owned by Charles Asbofl', manufacturer

' ‘of‘llddit’nnd loom harness, who occupied

fliefint floor and nporfion of the fourth
floorfortbonge of hismterinland unnu-
Mnmdgoods. The-900ml floor was occu-
pied by H. H. Gould, manufacturer of in-

llm Gouidnnd
"amend: handyman. 1th bo-

ehrgeportionol climate-air
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‘rcltriu Mutual “out"! 5 rt 2;,

2'31: I:Y0.Ull'.:|_\. .Vcw York.

'Tin: 'I‘t‘ir'yi'l‘:lu.- il;.' (a? ~E15I-tr- rh-~ r»«-: :3. a
in c."- r o.’ and ..c 5:“ ll.t' l'r an
less Titan 'l'ii’ lie Iloiia‘s a Year

, to: l'm'h {hour-tad dollars or inrlllzlmr

‘Chsistmas Presents
FOR ALI...

E'cnnt l :-pf:iy o!

JEWELERY,

Silver, and
Plated Ware
For the Holidays.

H. 3. R000.

council taboos

J. 'l‘lklh'l‘ R A. Pol. _

1119 :m

gop-I'ICIAN,

[he a line .‘ITiICEl'in «.1

‘3 Gold Spectacles, ll tiling Burrs.
and Eye Glasses.

aim of all other varieties “.1 qualities, to hire! any

dwmmd tilt-see grunt d In n-mvdy any curztlil» do

5 loci, also 3 rev y tine Eye Water for sale. “are

full 2‘.

83 Slain 8]., i II. S. Bond's Jewelry More.

.CANDIES

0f :3! kindt

BAKERY !

30?.le “HAS, CANDY TOYS. nude Inn 3.24:»
men! of ornament-l candy.

MrsJohn Holland

“0083’s BLOCK.

 

First Clan.

92324!

W? H. MEEKER &. 00.

MUSIC HALL BLOCK.

Plumbing:

 

Steam, and
Gas Fit-ting.

Till llllll that [I'll] Will.

Stoves, 3
Ranges. 3

Tlnware.

Mun-gimme

Steam and Hot Air Heating.

 

 

Please Everyone.

(in sin-.- 2 .xl- nt- haw martini :1 3 file that n all
n- i tlnm at rlL’hl r.» int-«lanai inirul to haw any
.clt on Li! «2 our the lln'i in} a.

 

SPECIAL?

THIS WEEK iE

i'crlnn .i «E -n inc

ELEcauT‘ g

“'r ha"! in

25 Cents.

Tr. . m 31.2””; mu in! an: rim! rhry ~51; 2n;
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the: flu".

BANK"

' 'lil‘ltll) llu‘cl lllm'lt.

 

"pp, I’m-u {for

.‘i lilt't'llk"

$10,000.00

Tontinc ort'liili Payment.

9..

:‘K ".Ll'STnATIUX '7' the hr in: lll- of it til
mg on the neural Tomb c or limb i'mx. it tho-

Home Benefit
' ASSOCIATION,

137 Broadway. New York.

we re below elistot beneficiaries tiatl panic lpttl'cd

in i distribution of the money: due from the "to
5.0001 ht:- s and '0’. on theden'hol Fltdk'lli'li
'. G. Jones, of New 3 with City.

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'unc. Amount . Amunnt
I’m! in It: ceivrd.
IIESHY 0.1137155 .......'it‘.l'."i .5335
Darth: Bron, Import”, N. Y.
EDWARD I). llAliRls ............ :0.) 75 us
Anhircct. A. 1'. Menu: B—mlc,fi.\’.
WILLIAM L. IIOIm .............. l9)tlo m
Merchant. Bridgrptm. Conn
G 1868 raglan . .. . ...... 120.00 6'5
HERBERT ANSTEY.. .. . .. 190.00 ‘25
Prime m. Judge .
ALFRED P. ROLLER ............ 399 in 65
Civil Winter, N. Y.
WK$TOXLSNYDER.... .......n500 65
Ctnntision Imbant, N. Y.
l'.W.(l limit..................231m 62:;
Paid to Estate. 3 . . ._.
‘ $5.000
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IIKRBER‘I‘ ANS’I’EY.. .. ......SIW,0) sum
Private Secretary. Judge union.
WILLIAM B. STRONG ......... 9!,“ Lil!)
lenhnnt. N. Y.
FREDERICK W. BIYBEI... ,.. moo 1.000
‘Wholtule liltinery, h . Y.
EDWIN I. GWA’I‘ HEY. 13900 1,030
Lock Intranet . Brooklyn.
P.W.G.JONRS................ 231.80 M
Paid to Estate. ' J
85.0!!!

, It" Your, July 3d, 1888.
Home WI Amialiai, Km for}, N. Y.

0mm: I take Ire-m in uknowledfi ,
ue tor mm of dirt oil:
holoneotthe menhm of my

I‘mmdmmu a desirable
mwbwmtalnmminthcmue
nut dehuman- humanitari- a profit-
Itihmt. Yam hell,

no“.

Haunt, Mum cone.

F. A. HAMILTON,

em hem.

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in in 2...;

Mai it fit l‘i'i‘l .

Prices to Defy Competition
We have just received liurope Illustrated only

A LOT 0F FURS

from a. bankrupt sale which we
will otter at a, third 0f
their value.

3 igiilHai’i Mill at 35913.
Linen TOM'S? _ {livers all llllll‘l iii lllllllllllllllllllllllll‘l.
H- Krieger, l

Maliackt'iiio llolcl ,lilot'lx'.

from 1 cent to $3.00. .

JUST RE

Amcri til

Dore Bible Gallery “

Dante's Inferno “

Complete Works of Shakspvared

(loads that are l'scl’ul for
l'inbrc-ll-is, Gents' liii'iii>liiiigs, i a

Gloves, Fills, &c. Large a<>1oriin
llmiltpiai'tcrs l'n‘ llamllmrchicl:

kerchii-l’s and .‘lnlllcrs cheap.
Don't liirget to tall and see the

ilii'ltlils lluibt‘ ol-

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D THE FOLLOWING.

:5Ll0 llct‘anley's History oi England, 5 Vol, 81.39
l.lll Elliott's Works. 5 Vol. 3,29
l 19 ’l‘liilclluruy‘h Works, 10 Vol. 5.29
L20 Dickens Works, 15 Vol, 5.79

l.‘.’!l All z-tlier books, Sic. in proportion.
riding...» Presents that We are Selling Cheap.
’ 3' “3 .li tings iron! $.80 rilt'll to $5.00, Fancy Tables,
Large assortment of Colognes.
:mm It cents to $3 0!) each. Immense line of Silk Hand-

lsplay ot'lloliday Goods at the popular, one-price Dry

’ALK, CONN., ”

'I AND WALL STS.,

 

 

 

 

 

South Non-walk. Conn,

 

3 hairs, Clams, Lillilrl’l,
:Fresh and Salt Fish,

imported tli'apvs and Nuts,

funnier URANGES

i’ *- 3. .‘t ill") (£08135,

i alarm... by... momma

ll llain 5L, Sorwalk. (1..

DRUGGISTS.

Kirkland are-trim pthl in l’rcwripflmtnlxirh ‘
5rt’1'tll'll‘hill'ulltlby a graduate of the Sc“ York'
Colin-.1.» of Pb .rrmry.

Wholesale and Retail

WAT——

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L: are ymr entire for

Pickled Oysters l

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ll lf N'l" & Zl'ILL' l"l"'.\‘,.

i CHEAP GOODS. ‘

New ("rep N. 0. .llolassem
Try it and be cmvmced, Price, the per gal.

lDAXlEL L’iitiiiiiuniunf 13- K- LOCKWOOD

Don't be put «It! Illli these Ila-Cdllul

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and illTSil’ um. BMW ’
initiiiaita I. vet? mm L
It in not all

Canned Goods

That were put up this tall, we have immune
i‘tllllfigtbém at:

VERY LOW FIGURE.

eov cred with
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It iryll'l’gtie in
own "iown. men .57 Tins: 3
m" “5,. r" l llll. Bill-z ill? Cllllll BEEF '
Agent for the The ”‘7“: at 1‘5" W? Gall-
"l 'l at i
ll iizii’iiioci; n Try Our Butter
“with At 28¢. per lb.
Plumbers and - A rem. mm, 0,,
G‘. . .
F.,,,..,f“s,,,,. Green and Dried Fruits.
and Fancy Crackers of all Kinds

'l‘iii Roofers.
& CU... Non-“‘alk.

TRY OUR SYRUP

Rock Candy, Home (.1th Bring Mar
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250.

500.

plll'iw ready to cover, or a pair of Vases.

750.

White Apron.

 

name".

souiii nonwuit. corn.

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Store crowded all day,
been offering for the past

month. and
ments than, ever. and. would make a few suggestions to at

trifl to]; st in mi attic-lea any our UK which will make a good present.
A 1.13.: a: [It mstitclu-tl Uniidkclctiwt, .1 bottle of the best, tnpple ex»
tract, a. pair a: Luther: or Chiltlrrn’sGlows, 9. pair 0! Gent-’ 11039, a
pair :ll Indie! or Childtrii's How, :i Boy’s (lip, an Infants Worsted
Jacket. a pair oi Won-ted Show. a Lint-ii Splash", a Tray Cover, a‘
up", Tidy. sit-lie t Bug or a Box at the Finest Lint n Paper.

Will buy a handsome mutt, a Hill: Ilrllltlkt’lchit", a Satin-lined Neck
lie 0! any style, the "Good Luck" nulanndrcd Shirt.
Gloves, 3 pair oi Suspenders, a pair «:I Onralls. or a damper, a Tobe;
grin, a pair of [lose lur all, u Paprr Basket, 3 Work Basket, a Chair

will buy a mood am it Umbrella. the best unlnnntlred Shirt to be
had, one ol Fisk. Clark‘s tic F-alzg‘s handsome Ties, it good Cardigan
Jacket,a(}ents’l'lannelShirt. :iStampvd Linen Tray Cover. Scarf.
Splulwr or Tidy. a (linsslnk \Vt-ll. a Paper Weight, 5 Silk Hamlin-elegant pair of Ledicv.’ Kid Glover, stitched back, anode or pl
chief, :1 Silk Muffler, c pair of (lt'nln' Driving Gloves, or a handsome

For $2.00, $2.25, $3.00 and upwards we can show you the largest assortment of goods to be t'
but a very few of the many valuable gifts that we now have in stock and shall receive new every (1
very lowett possible margin, which I will assure the people of Norwalk and vicinity will be
as above mentioned at the very lowest possible prices consistent with an honest business.

No.1080uth Main Street, -

 

 

 

everybody pleased. everybody suited and ever
now that the Halide season is at ha.
,, in the selection

$1.00

will buy a suit 0! Ladies' or Genls' Underwear, the best i
gSlIll’l in America, a pair of fur-topped Glows. an clrgant tie
,Ciark'e & Flagg's make, the best Cardigan Jacket in the criv.
liner. Table Corn, it (it zen lino bleached Napkins, a dtz in '1)
10-4 Comfortable, a beautiful Faciuator, a pair of L'idiet’s' Kid
a Plush Handkerchief Case, a handsome Mirror, 3 pair 0
painted Vases, or a grand assortment of other CbrMmus at t;

a pair oI Driving
$1.25

will buy a white laundrcd Shirt, a Full Dress Shirt or a P qa
best Ladiee‘ Flanel Skirt, 3 Ladieii' or Gvnls‘ Cardigan J.
handsome Lace Scar! or Fil‘llll. a Fucinatcr, n satin-lined Iv,

embroidered White Apron, a fancy box of extract. a Manicun
a Mirror. .

 

 

like very best fleece lined Driving Glove, an clvgant 3:”: ll
Ohio! or II Mutller, a silver-topped Umbrella, a felt Table Cm

'ybody surprised at the bargains we have
ml we are prepared to offer larger induce-
of Christmas gifts. ‘

_ . $1.50

it???“ wiii buy a cut. I» Ladies’ or Gants‘ Uu lerwear, a pair of 10-4 Blanket. ‘
-_ “ era Cili‘ufullr'lilie‘, ‘he beat dc-z. Napkin: :rr DJYIH'I to be had, a hand—
“: if“? some Linen Tab}. Caviar, aCslico Wrapp- ~. made of century cloth,
‘5‘" =3 d plill0t§8 back, a pair of Silk Mittens. a (5‘ via Umbrella, silver or
1:”‘430 .{nitl top, the tines!» Ll .ws’ 0: Uents’ Silk H. . lkerchie! or Mum", I
M" ' tine Gossamer, in any onto. a Ledies’Finnn. .‘lkirt in any color, the
t... lacs: (icon? Cardigan Joi’ln’ t- in town, i duz .. Ladiee’ tine linen
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Srrt, orgLadie-‘i‘nr Gents‘ Silk Handkerchief or Muffler, I Bullet Corona
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