with ~ the Treasury . no.
~ Illusion. was" Wrecked
the entrance to Dillon
pastas owner." captain. nur-
.. nglneers. two able seamen.
were drowned. and the
we! thirty-four were
unit of an unknown
flip's crew. who swam
front the Wreck' to a
afliue around his waist.
es. of .Vancouver, main
N L orke. Victoria. master.
_, nu. Victoria.
R Assistant Engineer Murray,
' parser. Vancouver
by. abl seamen.-
nlllvan, ab e seamen.
ny, atria unknown.
In A pba was valued at $45,-
, cargo comprised 750 tons of
Milli n arid 3501mm of coal con~
. ‘1' sins and valued at $80.-
, . Some of the crew
the officers left the
illitthat she had been
ded. and one of the offl-
a. tried and» sentenced to six
‘mpl‘ilionhlent for desertlon.
litul‘dllir’. the Alpha left Victoria
' it: ceremonial; her coal supply.
5 0 sale managing. and late
“:1 iii'shtthe steamer ran on a
, t flames Sound, at the entrance
3 Hum She was quickly dashed
in, grimly would its ,9 perished
ll, of‘the crew e a desper:
It 'ebsfdl effort "to‘swlill with
to the lighthouse on Yellow ls-
‘ disinclinesee only part of
dill-fated ship managed to
in. the‘olllcers and the own-
iil‘alnlug on board and falling to
the rock. The.twepty-flve sur-
omalned on Yellow island.
by s’ it rock 200 yards wide. until
y night,.when the sen moderated
trill hat and a sloop was able to call
fill! take them to Union. ‘But the storm
" h‘had wrecked the ship had also
" liaiéd,all wires. and so no tidings
, hip reached the outside world
thé "little steanler 'Czsr brought
or? to Vancouver last night.
Alpha gained notoriety lust
lug, when.as aCaliadlan ship she
tilled freight and passengers at Nome
chance of the Instructions of the
. sllry Department, and it,~ is said
last the advice of the British cin-
.Washlngton as well. She was
on her return trip from Nome
Unltcd‘Ststes revenue cutter. bill
pgéd to‘rlhow her pursuer it clean
'0! ileels.‘ Since that exciting es-
ence the Alpha has been engaged In
British coallug trade. until she
mind on her present disastrous trip.
enemies IN TROUBLE.
' ‘V i liih‘gln City 'Rsservoln—Cold
"'“d F Killed Flnny Tribe.
1‘ - fort has been Hfl('l‘lfi(‘t*tl
9'1peae'urc. according to “If"
g of fireanwlcll. who charge F.
'néfllct; tf‘e New York banki’l', ox-
hgident.~.g,0lm*clunii. his Intimate
i‘i d.'and- Willislll‘ .Rockelcller. chief
“ holdertn the (Feellwlch.Wutm'
‘ puny. with stodklllg Putnam Lake:
‘ irvolr with list]. which til”
(when killed In large num-
’ . enduring the water tllllllt to
it . It is claimed that. ell-President
Noland and. Mn, Benedict have been
' antedthe exclusive privilegedo flin
'0 lake..whicll'si!ords to them. till
advantages of a private. reservo-
oollwlch has suffered ll Wflll'l'
lilo for. b day. The Greenwich
‘ r,-Gnnlppany also supplies Port
as ye. Harrison. Mamaroneck.
amine and Sound Beach. all of
dismisses are suffering from want
3 star.
I)! r. Benedict [is said to have ob-
modpsrnliuion from Mr. Rockefel-
eriend Superintendent .lohn Dayton
Vstsoll‘nu am use with null. With
permit, it want a warning to all
”to keep off the preserve. The
TH ultlplied rapidly, and the
an' s supposed to have killed
timbers. The lake being from.
' slut thoro being luck of von
dilator has become thlnteii
‘ 8 bad water was first noticed
it” was, attributed to new pipes
‘iliill and into which the water
it turned within the past few
uncrintsndent Dayton has. re.
a ,.complaints. it is prom
. t a trouble will be remedied
S
. ’i In“ ‘ I .
. "Emilio co. “saucer.
' i. ll .of HIM Haven Appoint-
,“ vsr by Referee drinks.
or Company. shoe manufac-
"df NswCansan, ~were Saturday
* ' illitilmlhdpetlhion of
vld Strauss. of New a-
rtainlofthe-eredltorll. Ila
store Referee Banks. of ,
go Townsend. of the
air ct Court, he 3 ob
‘ , of New i even.
. car of thoconcern.
: . The l abilities
:x ultimate ~31. '2'?
lute It ”0.000. ‘The
- basins-skim any
. . log ”du-
3' alone.
_. _ , . Million to.
' .. to hear there-
W inst-finitely liar
,. ,llill tnpontheir
. aimed that the ar-
‘lthdrswn and had lip
, ppllcations .. will also
the commissioners ad»
W9
l'l‘r'200 fee 'ofsrtlio post-shine... lnni’lil'i“
ing the “Eh _, . to, comply
with them and their! ‘hpl‘ioations
could have" been refuséd o ‘ that ground
As there was nothing in the lawlo
preyent lasnnpllcants from applying
right over again, ”the cammlbnioners
were willing to waive this point. It
the, rerunhstrallts did not object, and
continue a hearing on themerits of
the case. at the remonstranto would
not agree to this. The saloon keepers
then withdrew their application, and
applied over again immediately. this
time complying entirely with the law.
, The remoustrants were also on hand
again with their obiectldns. They are
opposed to the granting of the licenses
on the groundtbat the places are un-
suitable. and they propose to marshal
ll large number of witnesses to prove
t .
Tile Commissioners have notified
three saloon keepers ill Stamford, who
have been selling on beer licenses. that
if they wish to continue In business.
they must take out full licenses.
Attorney Galen A. Carter, of Stem
ford. having returned fronl his south
ern trip, is now looking into the Siam
ford license cases. He notified the
Conlmisloners that he had withdrawn
the remonstrances in three cases. The
licensee will be Issued, to the dealers
this week.
LORD WOLSELEY'S MISTAKE.
,Sort of Soup belief for Being Too
Particular.
‘_ On one occasion Lord Wolselsy's
heal for the welfare of his men got the
better of his discretion. Dinner was
being served to the soldiers. and or-
derlles hurried backward and forward
with steaming pails of soup. Lord
Wolseley stopped one of them. The
man was at attention Ill a moment.
"Remove the lid." No sooner said
ilinll done.
“Let llle taste It."
“But. blaze yer—~"
"Let me taste It. I say."
And taste it he (lid.
“Disgracefuli Tastes like
ill the worhl blit‘fllthfltel‘."
”Plane. yer honor," gasped the mall.
"and so it ESL—Chicago Chronicle.
SAVED NIGY'S LIFE.
Mrs. Captain 3... Hubbard. of Mil.
ford.,Del.. says‘ \“Brazilian Balm sav
ed my boy's Ills” He began just like
the one we lost with croup. We gave
him a few doses. He quickly dropped
lto sleep, and was all right in the morn-
nghu ‘ . ‘
For sale by R. H. Pleisted and F. H.
Baxter.
nothing
He-Dnrllng, al ' i,.the first man you
ever were. engage to? ‘
She (indignantlyl—Slr! Do you
think I could live for twenty-six years
around where there were other men
without having li chance till you come
along?
.....-.....__.—....
A SENSIBLE MAN
Would use Kemp's Balsam for
Throat and Lungs. it is curing more
Coughs. Colds. Asthma. Bronchitis
Group. and all Throat and Lung 'l‘rou
bles, than any other medicine. The
proprietor has authorized any drugglst
to glw yoll ll Sample Bottle Free to
convilltc you of the merit of this greiil
remedy. Price 250 and 500.
(ill.
"Della studied medicine, you know.
course."
"Well?"
"Wc‘rc going to start a lllliguzlllo
culled ‘Wllat to‘ Eat and How to (in:
Over ii.’ " -
Dertt's Witch HnZel Salve will
quickly heal the worst ,bufus and
scalds. and not leave a scar. it can be
applied to cute and raw surfaces. with
prompt and soothing effect. Use it for
piles and skin diseases. Seware oi
worthless counterfeite. G. (j). Stillson.
South Norwalk: E. P. Weed.‘-Norwalk.
A Reflection: Mrs. Johnson—~Whnt
I said to Mrs. Simpklns was dat i
didn't ll'lech yo' lluslland'ebuli robbed
a lien 'l'oos' in his life. Mrs. Blackm-
Yo' done mean to insllllllwnitl he ain't.
got do nerve?
—
Both makers and circulators of coun-
terfeits commit fraud. Honest men
will not deceive you into buying worth-
less coilnterfeits’ of DeWItt's Witch
Hazel Salve. The original is infallible
for curing piles, sores, eczema and all
skin diseases. G. C. Stillson. South
Norwelk; E. P. Weed. Norwalk.
“The cook-book says good celery
should be bleached." said the new wife.
“ch'm.", assented the grocer. "flow
is It done—with peroxide?"
WHAT SHALL WI HAVE FOR DES-
” ‘ BERT?
This question arises in the family
every day“ Let no answer It today
Try Jail-6. a delicious and healthful
dessert. 'l’rspsred In two minutes.
No boiling! no baking! add boiling
water and «its cool. Flavtlrs: Lem
on. Orsnu.~'ltupberry and Strawber-
ry. At your grocers. loo.
~’Illrmingh’sm's new meat
which was opened ilp by the Lord
Mayor on October 27, is till «1 to be one
of the finest buildings. {the kind in
lint-ope. it h been bull and fitted ill
post of $600.0 t .
market,
If you have over soon 0. child In the
agony of creep. You can realize how
grateful mothers “are for out Minutc
Cough Cure, which gives relieflss'sooli
as it is administered. it quickly
cures all throat-slid hing troubles. o
C. Wilson. South Norwalll; E, P.
Weed Norwalk.
WW
1. Toadtyidgvo,"Vlciol-Is crosses have
MCI awarded.» fir. fa tits South Al.
F ture, .rl We .
there to do you rottcrf
Among . the. tons ,of‘ thousands who
have used . Chamberlain: Conch. Rem-
edy, for colds and la gri as. during the
past few yeprs,‘ _ ‘
a single case it» limited in Mommy
is. Thou. Whitfield coo. 24 Wabash
avenue, Chicago, an ill most roul-
inenturetitll drug it in hat of y. in
spankings! this, am; "We. ‘ ‘
mend Chamberlain's Cough named
for Is grippe. in‘many cases. aslit‘ not
only gives pr ulna androomplote recow
cry, but also nntersots any tendency
of la grippe to result in pneumonia.”
For sale by G. Czn‘atlllsoli,‘ South Nor-
walk: E. P..Weed..l~lorwalk. ‘
The value of the ctrliwbarriee raised '
In tblil country Islpisded at $80,000,000
annually, and of gr pee at $100,000,000.
As many as 210.00 .000 barrels of ap-
ples have been produced in one year,
while the value of the peach crap can
hardly be estimated. This is a great
fruit country.‘
i
if you would have an appetite like a . I
bear. and e relish for your meals, take
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab-
lets. They correot disorders of the
stomach. and regulate the liver and
bowels. Price. 25 cents. Samples
free. at. G. C. Stillson's, South Nor-
waik; E. P. Weed. Norwalk. "
There is no single interest in the
world as great as that of railways. in-
cluding street railways. there are to-
day in operation in the world over 450.-
000 miles of railways.
only cuss rosipvsilsesm.
Mrs“ ilr'dnklln flush-"of New, Castle,
Dot. says: “i suffered for years with
dyspepsia. Used to have great dis-
tress and belching; I tried everything
I could hear of. but nothing helped me
till I took Brazilian Balm. and one 50
cent bottle cured me completely."
For sale by R. H. Plaisted and F. H.
Baxter.
Marconi. inventor of wireless teleg-
rnphy. has recently succeeded In pre-
venting any receiver other than that
for which the message is intended. rc-
celvlng the current.
JELLO. THE NEW DESSERT.
pleases all the family. Four flavors
Lemon. Orange. Raspberry and Straw
berry. At your grocers. Try It to
day.
"i believe I’ve got malaria."
"Well. William, buy live cents' worth
of chamomile. and I’ll make you some
tea. We can't afford any doctor's bills
until after i get the girls and myself
fitted out for winter."
HOW TO CURE GROUP.
Mr, R. Gray. who lives near Amenin.
Duchess county. N. Y.. says: "Chum-
Ilcrinlrl‘s Cough Remedy is the best
medicine 1 have ever used. It is a line
children's remedy for croup, and never
fails to cure." When given as soon as
the child becomes hoarse. or even after
the droopy cough has developed. it. will
prevent the attack. This should in!
borne In niilld. and a bottle of the
Cough Remedy kept at hand, ready for
instant use. as soon as those symptoms
appear. For sale by (l. C. Stillson.
South Norwalk: E. P. Weed. Norwalk
"Do you think eating lute ill night
hurts one?
"Well, it rather depends on the size
of tlic check."~Brooklyll Life.
THE BEST PLASTER.
A piece of flannel dampened with
Chamberlain's Pain Balm. and boulld
to the affected parts. Ill superior to any
plaster. When troubled with lame
buck, or pains In the side or chest.
give it a trial, and you are certain to
be more than pleased with the prompt
relief. which it affords. Pain Balm al-
so cures rheumatism. One application
gives relief. For sale by (i. C. Stills
honkSouiii Norwalk; E. 'P. Weed, Nor-
wa .
Nashville makes u losing bargain
when she swaps off her historic Polk
mansion for a big modern apartment
house.
No one can reasonably hope for good
health, unless his bowels move once
each day. When this is not attended
to. diorders of the stomach arise, bile
iousness, headache, dyspepsia and
piles soon follow. If you wish to avoid
those ailments keep your bowels rogu-
Iar. by tskln Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver ablets. when required.
They are so easy to take and mild and
gentle In effect. For sale by G. C.
Stillson, South Norwalk; E. P. Weed.
Norwalk.
Aunt Dinah used to‘mnke a fine John-
llycakc by guess. but it Is rare that
any one is smart enough to make good
butter by guess.
Many people worry because they be.
have they have heart disease. The
chances are that their hearts are all
right, but their stomachs‘sre unable
to digest food. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
digests what you eat, and prevents
the formation of gas, which makes the
stomach press against the heart. i
will cure every form of Indigestion.
C.- Stillson. South Norwalk‘; Ill. P
Weed. Norwallt.‘ ’ ‘
m... m
About one-half ‘ thetotal silver
used bythe worldl produced in Max-
ico and the United States.
,_ . .
You. can't afford to risk your life b
allowing a cough or a cold to develop
into pneumonia or consumption. One
minute Cough Cure trill sore throat
and lung troubles quicker than any
other preparation k own. Many doc
tors use it as a spec lie for grippe. ii
is an i lilbie remedy for croup.
Children ke it, and mothers endorse
it. o. C. Btlllson. South Norwalk: “iii,
P, Weed. Norwalk. ’ .
| “Yesterday i. tried some of those
Simple Dishes for Luncheon] “
"How did they come out?"
"I not them done in time for dinner.”
Dsztt's Little not: Pillars m the
best liver pills ever made. has to
take and. novel-
South Norwellt;
our howledgo. nof'
hilt wlul'ii‘t‘itill: ,
svsav CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS THE‘ snore;
GIFTS ARE carnation HERB;- soa ma Balearic ( it _
oua PATRONS—JEWERY rain we m we tilt . iii! .
THE PREVIOUS YEAR’S, sxafsirion. annexation ;
i
vans run inclement)" NUMBER or pistons, y, __
us on To GREATER arrears. ’
a.
l
OUR LAST-“O'F-THE-CENTURY HOLIDAY politic
INCLUDES avsavrii’lno ,IMAGINABLE IN THE wt
or - > . »
i .
"Ii .
l
wil lyvti l‘u'
Dolls, Games, Wagons. Doll Carriaces, Doll Furniture, WOoden andlronlolls.
Blackboalds. Pianos, Rocking Horses, Fallon Boxes. Trunks, Sleds, Beale, Drums.
Calendars, Umbrellas, Handkerchiefs; Books for Bill and Little Folks, Jewellll. (Slaves.
Silverware, Pocket Books. Music Rolls. Collar and Cliff Boxes, Writing Tablets, Fancll
Bottles of Peliumelll. "Writing Paper. Neckwear, China Wale, Glass Wars, Add ‘Evélu‘
thing deSilable in Reads-to-Wear Goods for Men. Women and Children.
POPULAR socks. Smoking Sets. Ladlos' Sets. Pin Trays, GIFTS son ms Malt. HOLIDAY HANDKERCHIEFSi
Good Rudin it Good Authors (0,- Sugar and Cream Sets. Condensed (Second Floor.) "“ ' .5
Vegans yand Old. W" “W Shavmg Mufisv 8'1“"an Long Robes Trimmed with rows use“ ““5 M “Na” th°m°3§w
Books "my mg on established mp... Sets. Chocolate Pots. .lardinlers, of Fine Lace and Insertion. ceptable. Handkerchiefs are always
Comb and Brush Trays. Cheese Dishes.
Carpet Sweepers. Ten. Toilet and Diu-
ner Sets in large varieties.
Lamps. complete with globes, from
890 to $10.00.
In demand and from our present mag.
niflcent stock‘you can make selections
that cannot fail to please the mostm'aru
ticnlar. This season we Shaveggllre‘h
tatlon makevepnsiltlo holiday gifts. sure
to be appreciated.” those .who receive
them. From our magnificent stock
you can easilym _ .ontn book or set
of books thlii wil sillt‘the tastes of
. $1.98 to $5.00
liarrowcots and Flannel Skirts.
Plain or Embroidered.
Long Slips and Short Dresses.
new styles, from 26c to 83.00
your friends. And on every book “1893 ‘n 00'0"“ ma“ and ("mm Worsted Saccues. a large assert. over the entire space of our intracell-
bougllt here you (can save money as n ‘ “'0“? . 9; to 34"” ment. all this season’s manil- ter counters to the Handkerchief needs
comparison of prices will show. The Smoking 3919- from :50 i0 93‘“ future, from 39c to $1.25 and the showing is by far the “may:
list. of authors fund their works are {wk Jars, 390 to 980- worsted Bootees and Kid Mooas- ' . to ' « h
both large, making selections doubly (NW and Saucers. from ‘0“ to ”-9? sins. per pair, lilo ever seen at the Bostons ’9‘ Thu -"
interesting and easy. Chocolate POlS- 120103?‘"°- Embroidered rhinnel Shawls, ands of all kinds are ready foryolir
Mum Cl‘flckel‘ Jtll‘s. from 200 to §2.3:i. 500. 750” 986 choosing. and at ””ch that mean i m:
DOLLS'V‘TOYS' lsahgvl'lligyflctimglom 5g9tt30t:1;3 ' lnfauts‘ Long and SM“ WW" saving to you
. t L , . . t i l: ‘i. . ' ' ,
A Most Attractive and Fascinating Ex- Shaving Mugs. from me to 690. 01931“. Of Bedimd Cord 0" .. At b Cents.pli“" ~ ”--
bit.
From the tiniest Rally Doll, eompria~
Ingrcnlbisquo,China.kld body and joint.-
od. metal, painted and, unbreakable.
rubber and rug dolls to the princely
dressed. in silks and saline.
Dolls Heads with real Ilair. beef
grade German Metal Dolls, undressed.
warranted. unbreakable.
Indian Dolls. Sailor D'olls, Eskimo
Dolls, the dainty Summer Doll. and in
fact every kind of Doll in Dolldou.
Mechanical Toys. Automobiles. Mag-
ic Lanterns. Iron Banks. iron Trucks.
Wooden Carts. Milk Wagons, Fire El»
glues. Hook and liadders. Stonmboats.
Musical Tops. Musical Horns. Building
Blocks. Animals. Rubber Balls. Foot
Balls, Tin Kitchens. Pewter and China
Dishes. Toilet Sets. Commodes, Bur-
Elderdown. from ”.98 to $5.00
lnfants‘ Silk Caps. from 25c to $3.00
lufallts‘ Worsted Caps. 50c. 75c and 08c
UMBRELLAS.
The “Lyon" Umbrella, known in the
umbrella world as the top-notch of ex-
cellence. is here in an immense VIM"
lety of Handles. and each umbrella
fully guaranteed. We do not carry any
of the showy handles attached to poor
covers. The makers of this famous
Umbrella have too much at stake. The
Boston Store cannot afford to sell any-
thing poor.
if you give an Umbrella. give a
“Lyon"——‘tlvlll show you to be a. cow
nosiellr. Lyon Umbrellas, here exclu-
slvely in the Norwalks, at prices like
these:
25c to title.
$1.08 to $10.00.
$2.98 to $18.45.
$8.49 to $40.00.
_.._...
Cheese Dishes, front
Toilet Sets, from
Tea Sets. from
Dinner Sets. from
,.
Ladies: Men's and Mlilses', Willi;
and Colored Border 500110!" averted
styles. - .
Ladies‘ and Children's Initial, Lace
Corners, Hematiiched Borders, extra-
ordinary value. ' "
Children's “Fairy” and "Maillot!
Goose” series. A 'most attractive
Xmas gift sure to please.
At 12% Cents.
Ladies’ and Men's pure lrlsh Lilith;
Hemstltched. fancy hem, hand cine
broidered, initials... fancy Swiss tai-
broidered. mourning, fancy edited and ‘
LADIES‘ HOLIDAY NECKWEAR.
Our luldles‘ Neckwcur display com-
prises cvcrythlng that is desirable and
seasonahlc. especially In Fancy Neck-
plece, such as .iiibots. with and with-
out stocks. [lace Applique and Silk
Ties. Gilt Bands, Luce Collars. Fichus.
Liberty Silk Neck finches. all in strik-
ing effects and at astonishingly Low
Prices. a few which we call special lit.
tentlon t .
Stocks of Velvet Gilt Bands, Silk
and Satin Bows, Chiffon Jil-
bots. at ZJC.
sans. Badsilvcrgrdml} wanlh Sets. Auto. Chino!“ Milli”. White am: (‘ZOIOEB‘ For Women. solid border hemetltched. A. most
Harps. Do run a. Seds. Rattles. “We W “WNW 3 an 3- 25 "Wh- ll V
Stoves, shit Irons. etc.. all at small nothing heudaomer. value $2. , At 5100- 3.3.5333... 21:22:23. efhfnefxi‘flg
prices. , ‘. now. 'L-‘il- imported Mercerized y ‘ '
Cloth. Very
silky. will outwear the average umbrel-
la that cost twice as much.
At $1.25. .
Taffeta Close Rolled. hard to match
at 81.50, selected handle, nicely mount-
ed. A bargain for early shoppers.
At 81.50.
”av-”fl
all made on the finest of cloths. with
lot. over 1,000 dozen, will proviémtit'a
Handkerchief attraction of the union.
At 25 Cents.
Ladies' and Men's Fine Llleu‘Hdiilo
stitched initials Silk, line Brisbane's
and embroidered'edges. A supbbbiooh
faction from the beetmnrketsdirftho
world. , ‘ "
HOLIDAY DISPLAYS.
Attract the eye lll all of our depart-
ments, hilt there is no more fascinating
showing to the average woman than
the ‘
GLOVES.
A worthy and dependable pair_ of
Gloves can be classed as one of the
most desirable of the holiday glrts.
Our One Dollar Glove for Ladies and
Misses hardly needs an Introduction.
The selection this season has been
made on that same exacting basis mat
has made our Glove Department the
foremost in Connecticut. and won the
APRONS
on the second floor. Such dalntiness
and prettiuess—lnnd for so little! Here
are long and short Aprons. plain and
Our special high grade Taffeta.
Large assortment of choice bundles.
Altogether the strongest line on olir
counters.
trimmed ones. hemstltched and Ham- unstinted confidence of the public. For MGH- ~ 1, , . .
burg trimmed. and extra wide ones, as 500 pairs of matey and Mia“; 28 inch. 3" diam“? 01' Children li-Hflidhi"
well fill regular widths. F‘ine Kid Gloves. including all At 81.00. chiefs. racked 3 and 6 in a box. eim- .
At or. Cents.
We have a dozen styles. ranging
from the waitresses large Apron with
Bretelle. to the dainty little Sewing
Apron.
Colors and Black, made with
cleans and hooks, Glace and
Suede finish, correctly valued'
at $1.25 a pair, now
Men’s Lined and Unlined Sheep
Skin and Dog Skin Gloves, all '
imported Mercerlzod Cloth. Same
quality as the 20 inch. although this
size usually sell at $1.50. Handle In
0 natural wood.
fully for gifts, 16 and 26 cents petition. -
in fact, everything in tthItliIhOb' *
chief line is here, and theyesrliet'fliilil
purchase the better assortment ,..y_illil
choose from. .” ”
At 31.50. '
At 50 Cents. Union Taffeta with Buckhorn hali-
Muhy styles, fine materials. pretty sizes. per pair, 50c dies. nicely mounted. ——-—-. .‘ .
Embroidericn~all new. fresh and dain- Ladies‘ and Children‘s Fine Wor- At‘ 34.00. Lemma ‘oooo's. ' " '. “
ty~li splendid assortment. sted Mlttenehthe same as we Best Taffeta, silver mounted handles, ' ----‘ t ' ‘ .
At 75 Cents. . sold so many 'of last year, «no exquisite designs. An exceptional oi- Everything inLeatlier Goodsyfm‘m: '
} A nice assortment of liner and bet- ceptional value, 20c fer. the smallest purse In the lsr est la”
ter Aprons—everything desirable. Ladies‘ and Misses‘ Fur Top Children’- Umbrellas. l , I . ’5' "
Gloves. Lined and Unlined, at 5 We 1“ WWW) “Pletlehlnsllid- 9
A very pretty line at 600, 750 and $1.
m—v.
HOLIDAY PERFUMERY.
The merits of William H. Brown’s
Extracts are too Well known to require
any praising at our. hands. We have
the exclusive sale ili these parts and
Boston Store patrons can be assured
of getting only the best. A nice bottle
of Perfumery makes an exquisitegift.
Full Ounce FanFy Bottles in delicst ly
60, 75c and $1.00
HOLIDAY HOBIERV.
For Men, Women and Children. in
Plain and Fancy. Large variety.
Small prices. '
Ladies' Fine Cotton Double Soled.
Men’s Merino. Gray. Black and
Tan. Children’s Heavy Ribbed,
Double Knees. Many in the lot
worth lilcents, to make selling
lively and to give our patrons
unusual value we’ve marked the
lot at . . . ,
Ladies' Fine Cotton. Fleece Lin-
ed and Cashmere Stockings. the
product of the best German and
American Mills—~an excellent
Holiday offering,
ing Ladies’ and ‘3 Children's Pocket ..~ ‘
Books, Men's Puckat Books. Shopping ;..~
Bags. Card Cases. Finger Purses. Col- . .3. '
lar and 0qu Bones. Writing Tablets. '
Music Rolls and Dress Stilt (loses. We ‘
handle only the output of oils masonr—
but the best maker of Leather Goods
in this country. Our holiday linei are. .
of the same high quality that 113,;in "
ry In stock weeknfromrweek through-v
out the year—only.“ntlmcs "5w. ' '
and made more att active li‘ ' H
choice and 'excluslv: i'novslthzl‘mw
If it is something In the [isotherm
der you cannot afford tO‘milii " ’ " ~ .1
our grand display-4i few-"m in: _
5 your time will be well spent.“ xii "if
HOLIDAY PETTICOATS.
Our Petticoat Department on the
main floor is prominent among the Hoi-
Iday Gifts. A large variety of carefully
selected Skirts made from the nest
materials. designs and colorlngs tile
newest and most popular and marked
at especially low prices. All grades
are represented, bllt oniy‘two light
are mentioned here: .
Ladios' Mercerised Sateen Skirts.
:ll' Colors; and Black. value
. 2.7.5. here at
Ladies' Skirts. made with two
rows of line pleating. stitched
and finished the equal of any
skirt madam Value 38.50, here
at ’ . $27
tinted boxes, vor 50 Variation; ..-2 do
Smaller Silos, .argo Assortment,
3, . 5 and 100
HOLIDAY GIFTS .er THE BAD!-
12350 81.95
EN ..
Novelties in @hme and Glassware,
comprising an immense variety. of
Clips and Sun a, Vases.- Silverware.
Lamps. Brio dime, Candlesticks.
20c
1.5%.:
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