' .’ . mural ,
inhuman .9 at timeless oitorts to gather these
liars uesmgst got-k tor we eke arrnnginu and »
pt [livery section otpur immense .buiidlns,
the richest beauty 0! the sea son. and
to contain" some happy
”been bought, with such
' moverhnewn in The
solstice this
, hilly“ solemn
, .even the..mopt.00mflw.pmku
sognstlontotiie Chrislioasfilioggsr. «Our
dis nomination. antennas its... or. the
‘ elements. inliolitisy Presentati- in other
y. bound to sustain our weii~eerned reputation of being the great-
. y centre or ,, ,iirwallts. it is imposition to give «on an item-
‘tho'meni' stir tlone. but We. promise that you wii .iind in our.
. meats quality, variety style and pricemot .eveu attemptedbyour
. or imitators. . . . . : . . ~
" “nor A raw or one sueoESTIONB=
\
or every style. size. color. material or price, either dressed or on
Prices trom lc to 010.00 each. . . ,
.. from all the principal manufacturers in the country. Two hundred
ll pt id 0 Billiard and Pool tables. Combinola Boards. on which may
layed 5 ii. mes; Croixineiathe $1.75 kind, our. price. $1.00. . .
tor all ages or minds. Our Juvenile assortment this years is almost
a and ranges in price trons 1c to 01.00. Latest Novels at out prices.
l’ll (.e'works (000 vols.) 260 each. Family and Oxiord Bibles at one-hell
‘ urvprlces. '
ll .
Without number.
The old. yet new Tool Chest. Magic Lantern, Print-
..lPree‘s. Steam Bout or Engine. Croquet. Bagateile, Toy Dishes. . Sail
‘ .e'te.. etc. not forgetting the many new Mechanical end Musical Wou-
Mjbe «hound her-slowest variety. Desks. Drums. Sleds. Wagons; veloc-
Trunks. Black Boards. Rocking Ji-Iorsos. Hobby Horses.‘Doil*uo Carts,
Minimal)” and Punching Bags. - , ~ , .. «. . ' ' '
, .GOODB; " “
ch” file Photo Albums. Toilet and Manicure sets; Fan, Glove. Hand
. ewelry. Necktie...Bon Bell and Odor Cases. in Leather Plush. Cei-
« , Ebony, with many Sterling Silver Mounted. Aetonlshlnxly low
prevail in this Department. .
i
t
‘ / Sterling Novelties and Sterling Quality-mot high priced, consider-
the duality, but high quality. considering the price. Rogers and other
‘ d0 elated ware in Knives and Forks. Spoon- 0! all kinds. Nut and
will, TeaSets,"Jugs. Solvers and numerous odd and pretty pieces.
‘aicers' guarantee goes with every piece of goods sold from this counter.
first. msrsumsurs. ‘ " ' ~ - . ‘ *
I. .iateinWay Pianoshoed this list; Pianolns come’next, then Violins,
admins. Guitars. Comets..l3anios, Accordions. Concertinos. etc. etc.,to the
. amenities. Either-s. Phenobarns. Harmonettes. 'l‘oy Graphophones
records. 31.50.
TLERY.
, » .the kind that cuts and the kinds you may return it unsatisfactory
”Electric." . .
» ~ .160 styles Pocket Knives,1rom 250 to $8.00 each.
' 00 styles Razors, from $1.00 to 85.00 each.
50 styles Scissors, from 250 to 81.60 pair. '
00 styles Knives and Forks, from 600 to $4.00 sets.
. .35 styles Carvers, tram 500 totem) set.
All kept in order free of charge.
rues eeoos. ‘
‘ such asiPocket Books and Purses in Russia, Cali, Seal. Alligator.
or Snake Skins. Plain, Silver Mounted or Fancy Ornamented. Pack
mint rues: The kind they want but seldom iind. Leather Bags. Sateh
r Full Dress Cases, from noon: 310.00. - . . 5
Midi .
W line Toilet Soaps, put up singly or in combination boxes, make
ill, slits. Bradley's and other line Handkerchief Extracts. 100. 150,
., lid 81‘ per bottle. Cream Violet Soap. sold elsevlliere for 100 coke,
« lie in fancy boxes or 3 cakes for lilo. Other goods in same proportion.
.1.
To look at our aesortment this your means to see the creations oi the
m1 factories of this country.- w u .have Lamps for every purpose. any
‘ styles. and to suit any purse. in this Departurent you can spend
rt 5.25300. in either case you will be planned With your bargain. « '
AND" GLAss *
irom all over the world. Many handsome" and odd pieces selected
had there many weeks post. and save to «shine-on. our Holidaytabies.
It! We have all the “every day" goods. but t‘ve want to call your sites;
.010 many odd pieces or Carlsbad, Dresden. Old Hall. Royal Worces-
.‘an,d. Hungerian pieces. not to be found «generally in small cities.
Tea and Toilet Sets. many kinds. , ‘ .
: IoIAL 'PLANTS
. I in Points. no... Trees and Chrysanthemums. which look like real
use and 13:: longer. These are handsome ornaments and make cheer-
‘ timer is... . « ‘ .
‘ n‘s‘o‘A‘ttssv. .
$110.!) one in The Norwallu. French Fac-Bimiies. Platinum
«it; 1' ptos and _Art,otypes..aii interesting subjects. in a vuriety of
It (,idioiiiously low prices. “Mir rors. slain 'and‘i‘ane‘yfin . ou'ir'or mid
no aru- oouasls. } , «
' . neyrloor Coverings, is endless variety.
Z «series. Many styles and prices.
s .fl' .. ‘. 07.1., .. 5‘
lo list-Mine kind 'worth buying; not the thrown tosether. install
but honestly made and hen catty priced goods that will wear and
reputatiou. New deal “ail-om ilrebeiusmekerwoi. Climber.
bear 0'. Wordrgbet. ,7 .Qllblbn ToNee...:-Foidinn Beds. deem.
“I water and Li .. ry matrimoardinierenstends. and mold
Also. 1. style-mt mercy reed and polished malachite. Racism
mm“, {mm 01500313. ‘ . ‘ «.1. r. w . l . "’2 wim.‘ i.‘
mentioned but 0 low of the thoaunds oi «useful and
n
stun Waist, Slipper
pleasing ‘
% eminent/01b
. . . ,inOl ,yililitlll ldaw'l'eeiinathetwoouchm-Mme"
. vg- . ‘i iii/"t” ”in -i.. in. «w l»; 0 pi»
cross.”
5' W” (T ‘ free Dilliveryr
W...» on. u.» -
» A ”premium WI: the
reuntsorwweomimumw
”will? 1 WW
01M hold-slum an . bourbon and «eyes ~
my! on '
m 'r'm‘fl
, ,x 5, Pith
meuaflm "$43.“ tiers.
, nfidlmtlonam l’ium We“.
~ " ‘3' ."l. “to"
Recitationv-‘vllxel'skgristmss,
‘ ‘ ‘ Ilenezketr'ne‘y.’
Sens-Birdls'sDrosnn ..
» utility enpett.
.iitecilotionwfiolila;f a.ue:l.and.
‘ Ethel}! . .ll.
Recitation~‘—'I‘he..hittlli;New Your,
Gardner Wilson.
Recitationwiteliio‘s ,Christmss,
, Marguerite Diliwortli.
Sour-Jingle. (Jogging? Bells.
« . M .00.?
Recitation-Ht Ohi'lsttnas Mystery.
5 Philip‘lrlliorwood:
Recitatioanliristtnus Joy.
. Mary Grey.
nocitatiouv-oSan‘tu Gluus’ Secrets.
Louis Yerlin.
RecitationwflhrlstmifiWishes.
. . Lyman Bracken.
Quartettew—«Bweet and how
.7 Sherwood, ilolm Guarniori.
Recitationwareetlnlr.
Lillian Finch.
Ervlng Tolles.
Time. ,. . ..
" Albert Mnlkin.
Recitation-413119 Christmas 'l‘rne.
» Percy il‘oylor.
Song-:Chflstmoe is Here.
pol
. , Herbert Baldwin.
Reellotionw'l’ominylsjiuck,
. Otto Weidner.
Recitation~-A_NGW« Bantu. Claus.
Henry handyman.
Song—$8.1M Memento.
. . .sohoo .
Recitation~The First Carol.
_ Ethel Motherland.
RECltflthllr-nTl‘Ollb'm‘ of His Own.
Henry .Willlomoi
Souk—Vocation Days.
School.
noon 2.
_ ., School. .
Address of Welcome.
- Nettie Conistock.
hesitation, » . .
. Gertrude Olmstesd.
A Letter to Quote Claus.
Reed Kyle.
Singing—firm Dear Old
Story.
School.
RecinitionwA Catastrophe.
Adnfluzm.
mas. . '
School.
The Mousie.
Victor Durbecir.
School.
Christmas Wishes.
Three Boys.
What i Should Likes
’ May June.
Singing—Adults Ja k Frost .
. ' Sc ooh
Katie‘s Wants.
« . Ethel Mather.
Saint Nick. '
Roland Waters.
Mabel Wilson.
Recitation.
Recitation.
Gertrude Olmstead.
Concert Recitatiom-«Christmas Time.
School.
The Christmas Deny.
Hotel Ball.
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- new: Home a
trans lines lrrlmnied.
éOilt-‘o‘ deleted 1 Bottle”.
. tinnrhl "
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, loch .
Recitation—«Happy Christmas Time.
Singlng~~There's it Song in the Air.
. * ‘- ‘ " “Prion 6 to 600.
host‘s Item-timed. so tea.
.7 " ’ 100; Her :00.
Daisy Bennett. utsei Birdsell. Philip
Recitation—now Pet and l Played 5 e.
, Santa, " . i ong A
Recitation—Wound 'Bout Christmas‘
Christmas
Concert Recitationr-M Merry Christ-
Singing—Jtin; Merry Christmas Bells. it
i
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inflation will
stem will be given:
“WM- ‘ and oral/er. «
aterywa’he
3mm
landfall Osborne.
Song-The Happiest my;
‘ . ‘ :Cisss.
Storym‘dennie‘s inrontlon
Laying.’ ‘r' >
.Hsroid Haiioch.
.Story.
» Maurice Curew.
Piano Solo. . .
, Merle enedict.
Sonsw'i‘he tine « a‘kes.
’ Monks. {Annaficliochut
Siol‘l'mfilauta Claus. . ,
. .ltiidreewuson.
Suns—~0sml..(isroi, children.
' ‘ mass.
Story-«Christmas Tree,
Herbert Lawrence.
: « Elthhlldren..
lSioi‘ymA Little Star.
Howard Benedict.
Happy Band.-
Class.
3 Stanley Baldwin.
.StorymA 1.1“th Aim“.
. Harry Lyon.
:iiiiorymWoy Us at the North.
1‘ . Horace Burr.
1 Souk—Christmas Bells.
{ . Clues.
gSiory. ‘ .
. Courtlond Blrdsnli.
Story-«Santa Claus.
‘ Kuthsrina Gray.
-8tory——.ioliy Old Ht. Nicholas.
Class. ' .
inset—There‘s nesting in the Air.
' Gladys and Mildred Wilson.
.Hiory—Jl‘he 'i‘ovmsn's Bhop,‘
‘ Walker storey.
\ ruins sun is Shinin
Siory-ThoOld Story of Santa Claus
Storyn-Over the Hills of Bethlehem.
‘ minute the
. ‘talte
murmured 9:30. The
K
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Btory~Wbat Sallie, Claus Brought. _ 2
in lfillck-
Floris Barker, Robert Crosby. Jennie? ‘ ”
Story.
‘ - Allen Bette.
Story.
; lsabol Osborn.
Story and Chorusw—‘Mid the Shadows
of the Niirht.
Robert Crosby and Class.
Elllstributhh of Christmas gifts.
scurriwnsr sonnet. taxonomies:
The following program «by the three '
departments united will be given at the 2
school house tomorrow (Friday) nitsr- ‘
Queen. at 2 o'clock: '
Sony—“Sins Glad liosannas."
Chorus by School.
“Welcome Song."
Concert piece.
Recitation—«“Mr. Nobody."
. William. Brown.
illsrltaiion-JSally in Our Alley."
Tom Murphy
Recitation—“The Day at Days."
Joseoh Lockhsri.
xrrr-isrm‘Mo'her Nature."
Primary Girls.
Dislosue-—-"Doctor and Peticnt.“
.Chnrlcs Morph V..Herhert Whonc.
Songwmusblhs; Thro' the Show."
inter mate.
Recitation-~“You‘ . ' Never Toll.“ «
Maud Willard.
Exercise-“Tho First Christmas.“
« Nine Girls.
l‘tccitation—"ihe Stocklnn's Xmas."
Clarence Scoliold.
Rm‘llllllOll—-"Gl‘flldm0wem."
Ernest Layden.
Violin Solo~”lnvocntion."
James Cuhili.
“Christmas Star.”
Girl‘s Concert Song.
licrii.ntion-“Mrs. Red Squirrel."
lv‘rnnlt Ryder.
.H JV ‘N' el
1,
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our in y Willi
LADIEI' FLARN‘L warer's.
"‘WIIRY'IND scum.
Ladies‘ Kid cloves; ’clls‘bkm‘ 'Foeter
.“ placing. , ‘ .
'l'he popular Mochiis. grey. tan and
.cflItOl'. . ~ ’ .
Golf Gloves. '
‘ .Woo‘i'ililttens.
esshmere more}.
audlfl' Mid ohlldunfis cotton or wool
Hm Awesome.
my ’
" no...” .
‘ Stmg--~,"Cl| istlhas Bells."
‘Recltsiiom—"Rethrn of Santa Claus."
floatation—“Christmas Twice a Year." Recitation—"What 'l‘ime ls it?“
and. Oreo
ants « . ' GLOVEHS THE PLACE
l
l
A Picture‘oaileryuilopies of lemons }
7 All . it
[81‘0“ all“ _ . . .\Al:iuiclml‘li'ui’it‘i'tiii‘13—Mi "g; f ' $
. .‘ n4: .. ~. ~ . out all “‘ig‘ii‘t‘i .a‘ii‘i * 5.00.
m 9* fifignr RAWNS Japanese Sill: with
(.crizainiy nothing can he more accepts» [,31-01’::I.(I;:;ngllil,$l'nt’t”.$+5°' . «$1 0
bid to u wmmm :11 Christmasiime than a g ' ‘ ‘ V ‘ 5‘5 '
Figured ‘Siittccn
‘l‘ig‘tircd Silknliuc
'l‘ulilc Lovers—~—
'l‘fiiiosii‘y. 4 ~ 4. to :2 « 4.
. ’ . 5m in $5.00.
450 to 7’50 7 9
rec 1039c.
Dress or Skirt pattern of..-liandsomc Black
Silkwit is it standard of value that is ill"
ways the some rhiwug‘many weaves we
; Show, the most popular are l'cau do (you.
Pcau dc Scimiims("lrninandSatin. Prices
range in seven grmlnutinns from $1.00 in
FRENCH CHINA
. $2.25pcr yard. « .
J . Dissension-crouched
‘ ‘ liaviiemi‘ and Piitiyatt Limoges Chitin
l)inucx"Scrvicc for [2 persons (includes
'l‘urecn.l l-‘ivc sets; of H3 pieces each.
Were $30.00 N ow $2 5.00.
l Waist Lengths of Fancy Silks. llleli'
f iionerl recently as the special Holiday
uttering of the Silk Section. have sold large-
ly. yet the assortment seems but little (limin-
islicd. A hulk Waist is never a superfluous 0' Inuitifll :1“ 11:1: :mzzlnl‘ng: ”EHPIOMSL. (1:);
addition in u wotiizm's wardrobe. ‘ 1‘ ‘ ‘xJ . ' \ h . O
H3 pita-s.
Was $32.50 Now $27.50.
roe slurs EDIEICATION '
Printed ’l‘oy Novcllies on heavy Muslin
«$130110 (little up to life. size.) Brownies.
(.‘nis and Kittens, Pickaninuies, 'l‘opsy and :1
half hundred other iiovrltics~rcedy to cut
out and stuff. .'\i the Wash Fabric Section.
{i'mi‘vni ('liinn with exquisite Daisy 'Pat-
tors in (lCliL‘ziic liluc. Set of ”3 pieces.
Was $40.00 Now $32.50.
l‘oti‘yat China. some as uliove,‘ ‘but
with lavender and green circnratinn. Set
of 1131360009.
Also clean .purc whitt- Cotton liniting for Was $4000 NOW $32-$-
siufllng. "l‘hm. llaviluml's From!) (China With
dainty i'H'lnrnl decorations in blue. Set: of
l 13 pieces.
Was $45.00 Now $35.00.
'l‘hm. l‘lnvilnml's China with pink hm“:
menu DRAPERIES
INA"? “ARES ‘
A upccinlllnlitlny slmwiug. in the L'pliol— «lgr dimly: inflqhmfiy Wm H "”mmg‘ ”RN
story Section, of Plano Scariestml Mantel " ”-“l’m” ( "WU” ‘
and other I‘lraperics. is one of the most (11- was $58-00 NOW $45-00-
irnctive sights the store affords. 'i‘iieo. l-larilaml‘s finest French China
Stuffs-5»
li‘igurrd Velour
Figured liluimisk
i’ink border design with heavy gold truc—
ing.‘ includes large 'l‘urccu.
Was $65.00
$.50 in $3.50.
2.00 in $4.50. $ New $50.00.
" . . . 4 " .43, .
0, \. .. M - .. .. 7 . .
Them new .00
o- .- lislobllshed l857 .. ‘.
e
we
lluih McAllister. Mary Raymond. Phil‘—
lp Klein. '
il)rill~“’l‘he Newsboys.” "
’l‘welw lioys.
‘ liar-old Henna.
"'l‘he Christmas Stockings."
’l‘cn Pupils. .
Recitation in German.
Theodore Smack.
Concert Recitation.
Thanks- ‘ inirty Pilollii
“ Recitation—“The Iron Reindeer." ‘
James Cnhlll.
"llnns Vill'l llousen's Men.”
Primary Boys.
V“'l‘ll(’ New Year."
'i‘eressa Calilll, Irene Grindrod.
lChorus by Smock—“A Happy Bond."
School Chorus.
ids. li'lint.
George Heiolnrd.
ExerciiiP~"Chl‘lstM” Stockings."
Primary Pupils.
Dialogue—~“Reviewlng‘ {or Exnmine‘
tion,"
George Brown.
Recitalion—~“C‘hristmns and
giving."
Arthur London.
ldxcrcisc~“'l‘ho Christmas Tree."
. Titles Girls.
“Dolly. isn‘t Christmas Jolly.“
Ellen .Riloy
Recitation—~“.lesi 'li‘ors Christmas,"
[his situation is on every box of the nulls
laxative Moo
ilie Mthwurol occul- one do:
’ l
.ento‘i
r: i‘ . if seem-minder; , L
ll
' V "r tired-I‘ll“;
I.» ..,s.
Slilliili
its '
ii in »
. ‘1. lime-iii. . _ . m.» .. ‘ ‘
Calendars;f .1. .‘ : _ 6c 1070!:- ”,‘y‘ -* " 71...?“ :3 L‘ 1.32;...“ .4... ‘ 3"
dartigggigslléyfilm . 10010 01:00 “Wm“! (9'04” -. “#350in h ~. .
5' 1Stable and fancy. > ‘ ‘ ‘ y'é‘r' m .av 1h. “7"" if I!"
thumps! fashion: .
bodiee' Felt, 'i‘urn Solesiifred. Miller Warm r'elt. Fur Lined
hroivn. blue, - » very loud vulue. .
.0199”. ’ £8,901». ' i J b ,
,. Lsdiee' Felt iluuets. our Linen, lath-{"533 tug; hiidrens Fat 0
one oi the delights of winter . . . ‘ .
Periumery‘ in pisinhottles. or (entry:
3 baskets and beaten ‘
.;: l
8 r " Silver “deities, 25°!“
to glancing. .‘Y K 259100123?
' H Mimi tooth Hrs—H90. ‘ ‘
i .. “ .‘uovurite.
‘ ii etutlnfleda nemdoth r» v. v .-. 5 38 . . . .
.wor . Margaret *1 . 31.23pm , . For Papa tether .Bwee heart. .
1' Lndies' Knit. Md"9llppers, vnr. Slip ersueith , or; Opera. .. t“;
iaus'oolors—w—they take away the or oust that. era lull oi“ til .0
dread of duckllrost.
5’ sleeps
and odd
.3.
.9 "3,190.10 F ii .llP’Z;l‘.9mPi
' ilzéérr .
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