MMA. 58,900 says. “it is the way one says it.
msdfsrdossnot decoupling) V“ spawn: mama;
“i : _i
ills . lliMl
WMMCM‘I, y call and Outlaw. as well a.
mu: mountain:- ...,“
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lessortulsnt of Fine Gill‘s. Glass Ind'élzt‘lery. o'speolslly selected
I- 4 4 2'2 “hoists reg fill the latest novelties ill '
ii 4 I -. . . 4 .‘ ~4 .
#4 ‘ Maureen‘s: ‘ ~
plexus oisiiss.
4 . JRIIIIV'I Mil-in. ' .
, cosmic lino timers. 84.888 silo cams souousr
MM inlet everything to beIutlfy your tIhle.
“k '| {
4 ‘ ' ‘ 7 "—“fi'
little of CARVIIII (two and three piece pet's). Best' rsaor steel.
Wiles, White Bone, llubber Cocobols. Ebony and Stag. Ranging
’ ". “M0 “~99
......
Veil are looklnt for a New Range to hallo your Thanksslving turkey
' its Mind you that we have the celebrated Abandrotl: Brothers'
’4 . . “fit every We is GUARANTEED. \
M she, No. 8.18 I 1.8 Oven. our price, 016.00. m _ q
‘ I 4 :41»
2i” ' it 1 i .4 no: 2:4.
.. HONEST Planosawwowasflmbew 22 I
ii.
.4 ll
4:5“? "Miaflil 4;? i
$272!:
Theillafion's‘l Sewing Michinc CW8!!! Manufacture .a “High
{fiéilltie’ to be 'sdld at‘populir prices for cash.
Ixiil ’ if. 4}
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'“THE PAVEWAY‘U-A drop head machine. Oak
I. v. .54.
'i'a'bis with Three Drawers. and lull set of attachments, for
'“THE VINDEX” An Automatic Drop Head. Oak ,
with five Dinwerh and lull set of attachinents for
“ELDREDGE” -—A Drop Head Machine, Oak
vs Drawers. Iron Comps: best manufacture.
'l'l'iE ELDREDGE’H-Mutomstic 'Drop Head. Oak
. drill: live 183%} (Wild nds‘and IWell front. ‘
'flPAliY’Swaisllfl'fl spa any: :4th
4:; ‘ 314.50.
Sl.hl
”Till
82500 2
42°52
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new an: a» ll 4‘14 .4 4J1
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‘ _
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"Alfiquifglipqs
i .
tho .
unionism. 4
islauasdso
thereupon s :4
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'zil. .2.;; ’an
0%!»le hotness... 44, 4 .
ylnolll‘u’t’ up pdésoiitad Nb
:1 Em “tam 5:. :44: at dur-_
'lloils had” bee ea ndadf r the use of
‘ gm! elitist“ his uni
early 8 the inn chino mm “rich
ysi nv cmd smut tlite lime
thatgsu h fislstanceuwggyh have 122254,
tot cy v a
all the smoney at the disposa 1 6ths'rs
unless they considered there was. used
fluid we are obliged to depend on like
’ investigation of others in deciding that
this werkds worth supporting in this
8 manually. and is needed is all towns
' tannins” it is tor the welfare of
, the tors in loan: to some thst our
shuns ago” should .1». train in the
highest of citisesship sin-i
lat: trained to render senior 50 his to-
laws least holsdumwi and have a
sound. holly 'llhs churches are doles
road work. and can do one ranch. the
4 religious york. hotter a other.
thinsa but enact set thoroups men
to church may boys never had any
church «Mensa- :l‘hs love of sports
is born in a. boy. and It is true he cares
most for the gymnasium, and this is
. what will eaallle the Inoculation to
hold him for better things. There is
no need an erect runs well equipped.
well conducted Y. 18.0 A. The stress
.2 or you can make young men the better.
We read that atAthellssome 2.400
yearn-sac that 100000 people .went to
the Stadium and witnessed the sports
of younlt men. Shall the Y. it. C. A.
ask less than those. Pagans did 2M0
years .IIO.
Treasoler Charles E. Hoyt presented
A Matter of ..lndobtedness The cuss-
tloo of finance. he said. was uninterest-
ins. but it was necessary to know. The
Y. M C A. must have the backlus of
men who will give it character and a.
start in lilo. He presented the follow-
ing statement of receipts and expenses:
YEAR OF 1902.
Subscriptions ....... . ....... 8 480.50
Ladies Auxiliary ....... 335.06
Entertainments and miscel-
laneous sources ............ ‘ 171.34
Memberships ... ............. 715.72
' ‘ , ‘ 81.74833
nisaunsunasra 4 '
J H. Norris. salary in full
and on account back salary. 81 0.87. 50
Janitor ...... . ..............
Physical Director .' .......... 87.00
Payment on account of note .. «100'
Light. hlPlunlld water ....... 157.09
Miscellaneous liills .......... 248.98
: : ' ' ujsom
[Balance 1 .4 ....... ‘ ......... 58.
YEAR OF 1903. .
Subscriptions ..... ....... 8 «4.51
Ladies' Auxiliary - 100.00
Entm'slnalents sud miscel-
laneous sources .. .......... 90.45
Memberships .. .......... . . . . 299.7:
3 99327.5
plsnuassnusrs 2
’accoil'd or" pic's , “3,
2.4.44. . ...8.4 2.50
.is‘ni r .....,. .............. . '50
Clasl' trllé ........ 33.00
C. F.’ root In. salary, 60.00
account of piano ........ .. 30.00“
Miscellhneous hills. 208.08
‘ 8 902.88
Chaim hind ... i........ . 9.28
' 2 all}: in 311.1.8 re para.
.las. llclliolslsam salary, .. 880. 00
(1.9.?!Sflflhbmkulll'y
Villain: salary saucer“
John It. (all. back peeledlcais.
Dr. C G. Battalion, “bill paid
‘ 200.00
‘ $.00
10!.“
oi: n-
qfiurn Cool...
tied in Wehditsetly‘
‘ iéii6ii tin coal bill a a
W" :i l- l' "7'! '
(in mgr WHEN)“ .:_ »
, 4.... . r
80:00:,
125.00
”I F: A. ulsssea‘». ls' so.
Hotels health. .............
h: ”Herman-sustain 2 '
.sgjvtflifia‘gvpuitve
epsrd Co: account
: smmhmmmdssb loss when
' :flrdinx' pa
4:? was a
' ho ..‘Eli‘figm‘fi
loot "a l c.
44.24.42 48444422224:
8
. the subject of
W.
‘ their e
' salbtenee‘ as hefofic.
533°
M m... - 4 4
billion! ovsm -' digestive
organs not doing their work
.llBIl'lllem right. rc-
W' 84828:.“ 48.84,
using
a gentleman steamed" or. picked u '34:”;
i l
4Sagerdi lore
Siriififi'
Hound a
Want! nip 5,: cs
rofossor Gnome I. Salesman sup-
some associations' wells l'llt Alge-
”wins arl lc 0 mg!
clIs $90“ 80“” wdfd‘su in;
mach no dr'swlnfi penlnanshlpfilupl
in «consul train;
in: «underarm: @380.“
plan {a :lbro' flamingo ‘fr‘ all. if «3:6
0 eye ens out .000 o
gallium aspen doll for‘ lilatructo‘
The peregrine ”pol those tskiu lip
todlss was Imsll and it wen i hp poor:-
‘fihst the will gill!!!" classes were a is -
lire, are e mechanical dialling. He
did traffic: love in the classes. all the
boys lien in for physical therein. and
pat ain't!“4i He believed that {WhL‘ ,ln-
structionws s xiy'en should he, i co, and
the blur rim“ ought not to a paid!
ms hhell‘eved lectures 011014;;
”2““ 44 ..4. :44 2" 8844.. or .
turn. I‘ ll 9'9 0 ii ll '-
peas princtpig into the W432i: 8 :0th
of fol-gyros tier frame than the 4: ti n-
ll cla cc. .lhe heir had been designed
in the Y. ..
Captain legit kt) Layton fi pills:
f hi I it morgsaxnlondshlp. In told
0 8 V 9 B W”-
tions in this and New A‘Yl'll‘k‘ gt lie
foundt one tion‘a of cod. tellowshlp
In «seen isl ’fileY.
was an ideal clu Iwwl‘lieh' is
accesses
to its successful conduct.
C A. rooms should be equipped 'with
every modem same and should be In
good a place as anyc club in the state.
Ops house should be maintained at
ltas once a week and once a month
the public should be invited» see ‘the
work that is being done; and everyone
made to feel that their propence is
wanted 'It the Y. M. C. A room.
in Religion was a topic for lies John
N Freeman. DMD who said that al
though only temporarily located here.
he was glad to come in tile capacity of
pastor, preacher and teacher 'and
speak to tile husincssal $031; {The re-
liglous work of the Y.
possibilities of religion can churdly? be
estimated in the work for young his,
and the Christian work is esseilt'ial' ll
theY. M. C. A. Thel’. MZ'.C.A has
had fifty years‘ experience. and the
evangelical t'edt is the principal point
of the success of the work. The rail
iol'lil work has developed largely. and
the Pennsylvania road has found it the
best thing ever introdpoed for its em-
o'oyees. and has spent thousands of
dollars annually in its support. Presi-
dent Truesdale. of i
he Lukas-nun
railroad says that 08’! 000 has been
spent in the past two years tor the rall- 2
dY. MLC. A. work-of his'road. and
about, 810,- ,a yearls masseuse
given for its support. Bible study and
oreligion are the lound'atiousnt all allo- .4
cesaful work. The ’5'. hi. 0. A. cell
leech, more young men- than the
churches: A mlsiakeVlo lands often In
trying to» bring you“: men to the
church. when the church should go to
young men.
C'l'he Ladies‘. Aid twinnin- bulls-.1!
(Laborer who told ofrths work oi. the
Ladies“ Auxilcry He said that this
was the only part of. the 7.. 44.4: A.
that; he‘d been 4:444:44: tinuouax
Dram
lltflln since the “means we" goo
4'
lentil: tilt “the?
:i'f‘t'llculxdlf ”again” i ll "3150.
9 8 x ”I I 092'
“all? fit! (intoxicatem gig
or ysinged the;
to con ribute 85
secretary is stationed here. c ll
:‘rfetlc lnufirl.A the son: to ”logard his
. he Auxiliary opt the
boys Mercitell' by durum,"I entertain-
men New; and the boys attend and
9010 W 'thlhxs. null: if the'ae
locum decides to disbaad the snail:
my film 16414.net will councilman!
Gene 411 Russell not? in ’
of the Probable Budget, said
.hsohla'tlooa' ill diff ides tied hi9
rioos costs for carrying?“ on he work.
5: ilrstngessentlal is an able secretary
an caps e ans er. c son
be secured ibm" ”Milo ”all 4" Aliens can
latloa has a debt on yitsr .real estate
80 .000 but the property can beiisi
posed or for "l: 600 lea 8'15, J
5‘»? mill“ o: Mm
9 issue
pith. a clash more." star 4.4.4444.- low
or humans liaison:
to be mom a star tanner
Interestiuuissor' 4‘00””.-
c‘l,s $100; incidentll‘m‘
324%. .... ;
ci
mimiei‘iih
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the discussion, remarking that every
go‘s; appearedt to be oops. llnd even
tson u ow on e a
' her of‘ or ”conning” t’dpihe
6344. in years or study of criminolosy
he had glad t r I s
ionlo Jeiec'ta “gleam lowli’l'ei’y ”Virgil
who had (480th Mififillwflqeil (0 Jo“
PhIsloai training milks»: strong and
wood men, and these results 2st: be no
“white” gore :Wh it the ' ya "lire
hrgcht up in the iii (‘.A
v 8. Cir at acid b believed
the wor M 4.9334443: h‘eY Y.‘M.(‘
ould be carried out. but it would take
I tremendous eflori it is from every
point of View a necessity to moral mail
hood and ri htcousnessfi The church-
as Ire carry ox about all they can Just
now lithe believed that WithY the
‘cinited i)cllbrtu of everyone tucY
bios ct could nut-wed. and 4...;
sulliA stare y Mr. Ferris realised. Ho
”glue Ihi illoxlalice to the plan.
mood ssld he was hearifli
'n sympat wilt the movament. and
did not want to e one, of the "cons"
but he thought adook should be taken
to th future years. it would be im-
ll’lilist z to be called together another
year to go through the same plan. Can
we secure assistance and funds and
men needed to carry on the work ,-ll:
definitely?
Dal. . M Allen stated that he had
been identified with theY . 4M. CA.
‘Iml‘li for many years. acting as secre-
tary. treasurer, physical director and
president. He o'ganlsed an association
in one of the porn sections of Brook
int. and the Work has prospered for
many years. until now the usewiatlon
owns a fine building. and has done
much to improve the ucishhorhood
His sympathy was with the Y ill. C. A.
and if one is out here all will be glad
of the par: t cy‘ took in it.
38- Mayor Richard ..H Golden was as-
signed the last toast, “in Conclusion."
He read a portion oflhe address of
Mayor Low at an association gather-
ing in Brooklyn. last. Sunday. night. in
which the work was heartily commend-
ed.4aud Mrhaoideu said he was partic-
ularly interested because he,:once be-
lonred to a Brooklyn association. a
conclusion , had been, reached as to
whether the association should be sus-
tained or not. and he moved that I vote
be taken by hall at
W. W. Lester and Captain Layton
were appointed tellers, and while the
mte was help: taken Rm. W. W. 'i‘.
Duncan said he favored the Y. M. C. A"
and hoped to hear from some other
business men purulent.
Theooestion of voting was brought
holly Dr. Short-r. and Colonel E. H.
Mathewson believed the sneeisl min-
mltiee should vote as well as the ad-
visory committee, of trentrlve. Mr.
. Raymond more! that the special com-
.nlltteesolat a-JlIlillt with. the advisory
1f‘olnulittee. and this was amended by
li'. Golder to: include the guests. The
vote weather: takes and showed twen-
out: -el'ht in favor of coulimllns the as-
recitation. one opposed and one mole
r. Holden said that anticipating the
sction one way or. the other the spec
lag“ committee liedl Dri‘DM'ml two resolu-
ll them is loud been negative
the following was to. hove been intro
Resolved, 'l'hat the action of this
body he robot-trd to the official board
for their consideration.
He was pleased, howevor, to offer the
folw‘l’owing torn “Josue: _
meeting has almost
unanimously. favored the continuance
M4.“ Lin. this .gliy. thoro-
Mambo it,hr
Resolyed That a committee o1 say
on members be appointed by General
m: (Millie)! to be chairman) to can-
alder a plan folL the. occmfpl recs
tsbllshlnent of the nssoclp n and to
report to the body at it subsequent
.meeilng to be called by the chairman
of the committee. ,
,Ihet resolution was passed urinal
.mously. General i said he was re
lootcnt- calrln'sh. but the
committee hid insisted and he Would
Attorney 1.15mi stated as 'the meet.
l “smooth the hall middle
warts. filter in The Sawmill, and
tlolls hduild
clonal lb Che.
320d advisory!“9 council
gag-'l-w
who llev ,wlthm him, tth
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isle of:
MIDI.
scii'lr. madness pi. maul-quill
Dr Charles E Boutwell,
4 it..." 2 monuments
4: .rd
Iavl'f‘ciharleu D on. as
8.4% 2
be :11:ng Manson
it‘d"
, "it”! would
“New... 3.44.... .4....4 .. ‘.'
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nitted' Wool Articles, such as Breakfast Shawls.
Umb'oelll SlichI.’ Sulfa, H pods. and Fiscinators are
shown at the Section for Wo men 's Wear. il‘lieyhrsihand-
knit of worsted and ice wool in novel patterns and a vcr- :
lety of colors. ".g ‘4 ' ' l '
There are Sweaters and sleeveless Cardigan Jackets
to wear under outer garments in extreme cold westhes
' For children are warm little Tan: 0' Shanters and To-
boggan Caps. Also for small children, the Knitted Draw-
er Leggings.
Children's Winter Coats-unlarksd upon.
Two very desirable White Corduroy Coats which
were $l3. 59. now $7. 50.
Some other stylish little. Coats have been marked
very low. fully one-half below actual value; We suggest
that these be looked overas they will make useful and y,
appropriate presents. ' 2 2 44
Original prices were from $300t0i‘13.50-
Sale prices $1. 54: to 37 so
For Sofa Hllolvs.
Surely there were never such attractive materials for
Sofa Pillow Coverings. Stuff by the yard and Separate
Tops in many novel styles. As Pillows always make ac-
ceptable gifts we make a few suggestions as to materials
and prices. ‘By the yard.
Oriental Stripes in effective colorings, 29 to 60 etc.
Figured Silks and Satins, 45 cts. to $l.oo.
Plain and Figured Velours and Corduroys. 45 cto. to ,
Shoo.
In Separate Tops there are:
‘Crcpe Cloth. 12% cts. Tapestry. Tops. 25 etc to Sue.
Satin Tops.7 75 cts to $1.00. Turkish Tops. 85 etc to Snoo.
Mercerised Tops. 88 cts to $1. 00.
There are beautiful Tops elaborately embroidered
with silk and gold and silver thread, $1. 00 and $2.00.
Japanese Kinshiori Tops. quite new, 88 etc.
Lithograph, Tops. which are erceedingly popular'such
as the Dancing Girl. Automobile Girl, Fencing Girl, Will
0' the Wisp. Lily Catheters. etc.
Special in Velour, lg cts. ‘
Tapestry Squares. :9 cts to $1.00.
Pillow Cords and Tassels. silk
memorized
50‘ etc. each.
.. 29 etc each. .
i Mercerized Cotter: and Silk by the yard to to :8 cent.
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sonal supervision since its m-
Allow no one “deceive muslin.
cleans and 4. “trillion:
lie with l'sud Wendanger the of
W380!“-
Wlssmisss supreme
. We;
mumps! «alga 8:51am... “'14:.” who
substance; “new its guarantee. ltdestrsys Worlds
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