, T90
caudal. Initial in
Rome Curtains “
AT
39c, 500 and 980
A PAlR."
E. K. BANKS
MAHAGKIMO HQTIII. IWOKI f ,
COUTH NORWAU:
A “mot-ling of tilt- Douglas rtmto
Cadet» watt held last ovenllig lit th'II
home of Latvia i‘oat. iii) Main litroiIl.
Norwnlk.
~Loin Steak. ltic. Iiitiite.
The Unitcd (trowrd'flompatlyhgg;
rvduced prices on hunts and shouldern.
The adv. will sire you tho liliCDS oit
oihtIr Itpctiabt.
~Fttll line Winter Cups; O‘Brien.
Thf‘ Monday Afternoon Wllist Club
will hold its augmenting with Mrs. ‘
.f. C. Nowklrk, of Morgan avenue, otI
,iieIIomlior 91h, at 3 o'clock.
'w—Sutln (lions Soup. 7 for 2’50, F. D.
Lawton & (‘0,
Christmas cards anti a iargtI ill-‘Stli‘t'
mom of calendars and bolts for the
lioilduyii at 'l‘rirtlriun & liyalt' II. Note
the adv. .
~l’0rl9l‘ll0liiit“ Sitoak, liic. Ilttttcry.
AI mIIIIling at tho South Notwallt
Congregational ('hlll‘i‘h was iii-Id butt
wetting and "loan pIIIIIIInt III-l [III-ted lili'
pow» to ho used by thtI III for thI com
,ing y.IInr
on's WintIIr Capo. O‘liricn.
lrving P. Taylor. thI won-known
blacksmith, was kicked on tlIII anIII by
n borne ho watt ultoIIinI; Tuesday afiI-t-
noon, and was when to his bottle, No.
In High uttnet
~iiankctboil tonight, at tho Skating
ltitik. Norwalks Hi. StaIIIfoI-Iis.
The big“ garlic III the Rolltiway Rink
tonight will be hoiwIIIIII tinI Norwttlk
and Stamford basketball trams. 'l‘bt-
Douglas lv‘owIIIr ('atiIIts atul tho WIIIII
F'ndit will tolniait the preliminary con
tIIrIl. flood glilllt‘S alII HXHit‘thfm. ,
-—lioyil' WlnlIIi' (laps. ()TBrlIIn.
A meeting of Star of (‘olttmblII (‘iI-
IlII, Companions oi Foresters ol AinIII
lea, watt held ltll-il IIvt-titng it was at-
lattdIId by liIIptIty Mary lirady ol‘
WoulpoiI. l‘hII annual t‘lt'clitlll of oili-
Inrs will lllkt‘ plt'iii‘ at tttI‘I uIIxt lllt't'l-
lug
~~lIllgin littttor, iltlc lb. FILL. & ()0.
Tim Norwalk 'i‘own ’i‘IIIIIhIIrII' Anno-
tainiion will hold its regular ttIIItItiIIg
at tho (ivcr RlVf'l' School ’I'IIIIsIIIIy III'II- ‘
mug “('f'f'llilit‘l lilib Mil-III iiutlia
strutt- i’iltni-o will address lilP lf‘tit‘ll-
one on the subject ,ilooktt and Read-
int;
~Aftcr it hoavy meal. take a couple
of Donn' s ResiliPlB, and give your uto-
mach, liver and bowels theI help thI-y
will act-Ii. Restricts bring early, re
gullir passages of the bowels.
Major and Mrs. James K. (ft-.ot'nt of
Sittisbttry, have annountcd tiII- oligagn-
mom of lhI'Iir daughtot, Miss Char-
lotte Ctolitt, to William Ashbutv Fish:
or, of Ausablo Forks, NIIw iotlt. Major
('rofttt and fatnily WI-tc format insi-
dents of South Norwalk.
iiollbiiors Rocky Mottntain Ton pur
flies the blood, regulates the bowols,
uldn theI kidneys, euros stomach trou-
llloll, builds up the norvotis form,
makes you wolf and happy. 35 cents,
or Tablets. PlaisttIIl it Dial;
Slorc .
MI, and Mrs, Phillip Kotnlodi, who
h ate bean in tho Motropolis for stIIvor-
zti months. have lt'lllillt’tl to South Nor-
wollt, anti has illkmi II suit of rooms at
the Hillildoti tint iii Flizabvtlt sin-III,
and Mr. Komlodi will IIIIgagII it) tho
ladies tailbring l'llliiillf'litl.
When D(’cembf’,l"fi icy fingers
HartI SHOln each l’orc‘nt tree,
it a time to tone your flyiilt'nl
By taking i-‘lollisters Rotky Mottng
iaitt Tea.
)Hitlillet‘l’ a Drug Store.
lira Frank Fort-ix, of Film (lt'90v
shoot, was in Brooklyn ycstorday af-
tIIrtIoon. attending the funeral of
Thomas Willcock who died Tuesday
Mitts Nellie Willc:.otk a visitor to
Smith Norwallt on ntlmoiouu t)(YC.l~
nions. was a daughter of the deceased.
——Ail aim and qttnlitieI-t of Todd)!
Bears now on. solo in ’ioylaltd. hi. 8.
S‘mlth & Co.
Overcoat trndII took a boom this
chIk, tho advottt of ilIiI wintry WI-IIilt-
I-r tanning many to tit-III IIIII u III-art out
side row-ting RIII-IiIlIInts of thI out-
lying districts who drovu into thII I.iit'
yanIIrIiay wont to the clothing slorIII-i
and purchased warm clothing to nwi-t
the coming winter.
Witt-n baby lot-Ins limb, looioI pain, is
‘ flIlgI-ty and nt'Irvouii, the litilII one ht
not wait tIouriIIhIId and should lit’ giv-
in a soothing, healing tonic.
lot' '« Rocky Mountain TM in liIII bIIIIt
tonic for hlli’lif'ti; purely v-IIIIII tablo- 3..
main ’I'IIa or Tablets. l’labttmi‘rt Drug
.‘llorII. .
Y IIittorday brought the first rII al tattoo
of Motor. 'l'hI- itnow t'tmlf-ii
ground with WWII and prIIpIIrId the
way for tho winlIII tiIlllpt'l‘tllllf'iI or you-
torday 'I‘bII liII- 'f'nltmll'li‘l' IIIttil-Itornd
about too degroiw abovt- zr-ro curly
yesterday and iii tho tint-moon want
utill N'Vel‘fl tlIIngIIIII ltttlow the frIIIIII-
inu point. 't‘iiII pundit in thin vicinity
ari- court-d with chI and I-vorything butt
u wintry aoport.
~(Y. & K Stiff Huts. t)'ilrIIIn.
Thu rvgulur nu-I-ttug of tho Fartht r
LighiIl, of tho South Norwallt iiaptbd
Church will lIII hiIlIi thin t'H‘iilllK ltl
thi- church in tho ptiiitury Junior
room III 72% o'clock. Minn i‘illt'h will
hDVi- («ttnrgt- of lht' l'i'Vll‘W Mina iloiy'
will conduct iltII utudy poriod. ittv i'illii-
t of which lit Willif‘iliifll'liil Miuuionn.
fit“ I. n mite bolt and iInvolopII mef-
mrmiwru will lIII ittili,I to brln
tn m A mrdlal imitation it; man
0.“ to all young pimple to airlift. Alto
muncumconis in liquid to Illa time of
am meeting will be made. which will
prob-birth
tIoJiIitimy a "ill.
" will not (HY/.9.
liolllllI :
tho .
Toilct Soaps !”
Mttdc front Fri-Itch pfimiidPfiI
Kunruttiocd ntrictly pure. ,Thoiie
looking for it high-grade loan at
“popular prices, may select this
one with absolute safety.
‘ Put up in three odors.
VIOLET. LILAC and ROSE .
Thm Calico in a Belt
for 25c.
fill it. lentil.
—-We give the 8. C H. Green Trad-
ing Stamps. Ask for them-
Xmas Gifts
fine Impaled and Japanese
C H l N A .
Calm Solo and Barry Sula, (‘oroal
Soto, (TitoIIolntiI l’ota and Solo, Cup.
Silllt’l‘l‘ anti l'lato'StIls. '
W9. have ltuportotl (lorman China
in 100, (hips. SaIIIIIIrII, l’liahna, IIiII,
lmportml Old English lllItII Warn
by not or sittglo piIII'fII. ITlli‘St‘ goods
Crot- kIIry, tlIIuIIIwanI, llouI-IIIlItrniIIlt
lug Goods.
A fine
llii‘f‘h‘.
l’lIItIIrII lI‘rItInt-II and Window Shadiw
IIIItIlII to III IIII
Storn opI-it awnings until iIIIIIIIm
but .1. TI.
line of lllt‘My l'raultId Pit“
-‘—Wc give the 8. a. H Grcen Trad-
ing Stamps. Ask for them.—
L. H. DECKER,
87 WashingtonStrcct.
Tel. Con. South Norwalk.
Miller 85 J ordan, ’
Real Estate Btttlts
tilllce, Hoyt’s Theatre Building
IOUTH NORWALK.
iiait Otto, 181 State Street,
IRIDGEPOHT.
A' l !
Chance '
to save some of your
"bank balance for other
Xmas gills. Our
Bath Robes
for the holidays have ar-
rivIItl. We». bought these
goods lat-It Itprlng bIIforII
lliII heavy advanct,I and
can IIIIVII you train ”.00
to $3.00 on ovcry gar-
nlIInt. ‘ Exquisite do-
nignn and ,I'olorit.
$3.50 to $7.00.
WATCH TI-us SPACE. ~
f Open Every Evening
After pec.‘ 10.
0m, Monitor. WEDNESDAY
and Dcturdo'lwnfnp.‘ I
.i . " 3 ‘l m
Tailor. Clothlm 'W
II‘
, Furniohcv. ,_ -,
“minim-lot. «JAY-mitt.
L
4§u~1~ v .4... --3—---t+_
liaiitt but ill N. i
for froldiu only
On and after Mutiny. January 7
1900 Freight Propane" will tun
I’ler 28, ltut River. New York
of Dovcr direct). our 0". i 0"
SPIN-at trail". ..'t‘."'.i.l~°°°"ti
Ndrwait wpita 5: up
It? ALK "IA. A‘f' W03»
Aiming J. Imlth,
up...
wt
' New York, president of the St. tit-orgt-
blunt.
't'otilrnltblo to tho (‘IIrIIquI i’lIIaII (f ourt
, Clinton Conmtnndcry, Knighin
' ugnd umbrella nIIInIII-ru
opp touch/mu. 0F mu: CHINA FOR THE nations. is A8 our
cvsnv PATTERN cvcnv
PIECE wAs schcrco ron Irs Autistic acnu'rv AND oIILI'rAn
lAN oUALI'I'IEs not» THE LAnoEsr lMPORTIhIG AND MANUFAC
runmo nausea, AND vcnv raw or THEM CAN a: DUPLICATE!)
vs'r THE outs-non or cost NEED
CAUIE no Auxtcrv, As :venvrumo is ratcco vcnv MODER-
oum' mt. TO CONSIDER THESE wuss
FERENT AS POSSIBLE
OUTSIDE OF' NEW YORK.
ATIEIN.
LECTING YOUR CHRISTMAS GIFTS”;
l I
12-18 North Main Street.
- it
n—Priute Rib Roast,
Market.
George (bile, who has been laid up
with typhoid fi‘V't'l at his home on llII-
ion Park, in now gotting along nicely.
-... ..M ..-. ....
lilo. lb. i’ttblio
————— 0b, nay, tonight in thI Eaglcit'
Masque-ratio flail. Don’t forget ‘to utI
uttiInd.
, KtItIp In ittittd the fact that Christ-
Inna iradingulonc in Norwnik will lit-lit
matcrlall‘y in Iadvancing, Norwaik'r
prosperity. ’ ‘
—Movltt;; _tIiIItttrII:-I nt iloyt'ii TltI-alrII
toIIIorI'ow Ii‘iiilillPe and night. J
Tax Collector .lItnttIs Patti is still
I‘olttlnod to his home by lllttIII-III, but it
is IprIIctIIt that he will hII ottt again
ill II. low Il.ty.s ‘
.‘-—(‘.I'Itttbvrrlon. 100 at. lt‘.l).i.. & ('0.
if you are looking for Xmas gills you
will ilIid a largo and oomph-to itfitim'lI
input at iihdop‘st. 'I‘hIeiI- adv. will full
you all about them.
-I’l‘ry ottr ”(film-intuit" Santiago. link
or bag. l2 l—‘JII. lb. i’ttblic,MnrltI-’t.‘
Rogulttr meeting of theI (Yo-turn! La-
bor Ulllilii Will-i iIIIlIi last f'Vf'iilng at
(‘iIntrItl Labor |.yIIIIttm. itotitimI mat-
IIIrI-I occupied llitf'llniv of the fit'Yi'liiltili.
—~ilolbt, ’i‘o‘yli, (lama no'w opiIit for
tho Holidays. M. H. Smith It (‘0.
Joseph(loode‘Illow. of Fort Edward,
in paying
Sorwatk
Pulp and PapIIr Company,
a viuit‘ to tho IIoiIIpIItt'y'n
f—w—Dr. lliII‘k'a curt-n malaria.
A tumItilIg oi’ the Sunday School
teachers of the South Norwalk Baptist
t‘lllil'('h was bold hint IIiI-niltg and
plans for tho t‘lttiqttttas IIIIII-bratiou
wot II tnadu,
~i’oIIiponIId-Jl‘ho tIIaI'i‘lIIrN' '[IIIIJ
ttill b9 giwu ’i‘llurudlty. Doc. 12.
MNHH Lulu i’rIIIIIIott, Mina Margot-I'-
itII Tammany and Mist-I t‘IItlIIIrin
tl-amplu ll httVt‘ IIIIIIIptI-il [iiiiillltlllrl at
the storo' of A. .i. tollitts dz (‘0 lliiottgh
the holiday rtIIIlI.
~l£|gln lltittcr, .‘Ilic IlI. i".i).l.. 8: (to.
.ititigII .loiin ii. Light lIIIII i‘f‘l.lil‘ll.—'tl
from Washington, wilt-r9 hII but; bIItIo
arguing lhII suit of lAIIIwo v1. Lawlor
bIIforII th- UnitIItl State-Ii Sui-I'IItIIII
Court. The court has l‘t‘h‘l Ia. tlf't'lI
nion.
——i.at.IIItt atylo DIIrIIiIII-t.
()‘llrion.
Th9 Norwulk iiird (‘lttlt will moot onfl
Monday owning, lIIIIIIIlulIIIr it, at .‘l
o'clock III lhII ltotIiI of Mint .li‘lllliiig‘i
Il'i VVvst Stl't‘u'l. Bird pitttIIIIu will bt'
nltowlt. and as the looming will ill' of.
llllill-illlil itttt‘IrIII-tt nIIIttibols illt.‘ mirth-g-
tId to “who a gtuut.
Milli-sh (‘andy in great varioty, at
M. S. Smith til (Tofu.
Two busincna mf‘li front otit of town
wort-I hort- yIIl-Itcrtiay iItIIpIII-ting It num-
ber of IiIIIiiIrtLItl fat-toriIIN with a
citation of. locating ltIIrII, 'l‘hIIy Itr‘II llit'
proprietors of a largo atitotnobilo- liltili'
tifactttrlng t-onrorn. which
tut-est touring cars and hoary trucks.
—-—SinItwd llama, tut/3r. liliili'l‘y'fi.
Deodatc S. Davenport is at Work
lowvring tho floor of ”to building own-
tItl by hint in North Main :uroct. Mr.
Davenport bad a number of contrac-
torn flgtirt- on tho Work, but found thI-ir
figures so high that ho doridmi to do
tho work hlnnwll'. i-lII intoudn to ptti It
now from in tho building wilt-n the
floor lowutring hat-I bIIIIn I'onIplIItIId. 'llto
aloro will then be very much more up
to date
——i’ostponIId—Th9 tIIaII-hI-I'II' play
will be giv‘on Thursday, Doc. 13.
The Goorgc Button Company, of
Now York. httII brought anti/against
Josue L. McDaniel, who wanorIuIIriy
in the. itqtlab btlsinoag in Norwulk,i'oi'
$500 domainI and coats. 'l‘bII I-aaII is
on tho first 'l‘ut-uday .ianuurv.
PropIII'ty lti Nthlown aw uiI. ()Wllf'tl
by tho defendant, was bl III-Ii II IiIIi'
aliuchmont y'IIIItIIIItIIy Conat blII
Thomas iiunl
-—l«‘r9tth llama. loof‘ llitttory
A Iii-legalionInf night nIIItIthIrII
Tont-
plar, of Norwalk, wont to Hartford.
hint, night, anti witnIIIII-ch tluI Knights
of Malta dIIngIn by Wnuhlngton (Your
mandIIry. at. tho 'l‘IImplII. i’rIIviouIIto
‘lhf‘ IliIgt-IIII, a big bituqtint was servod ‘
at tho ilolol (lardo Tho monitors of
Clinton Contntitndory in ntlnndnnm
worn Eminent Commandor (‘hontor l".
('ittrk. Tleaaurcr (lIIorgII “l. Raymond,
liomtrd W. Dilly. Howard Lovvndvu.
Major (icorzo Wibton, Mart-tut t". iiitI'.
:—
iinroid Sigmund. and ChariiIii Finninr
of Hlamforti. _
~(antiborrlrn. 10c qt. l-‘.D.l.. If; ('0.
Mr. and him. StIIpheit MIII'ritl. tho
who hitin
tallied tho tonic for on mi, worn arri-iii-
IIII ymuordiiy in thin Iity. Ste-phvn
mm charm-d with bl‘t'fli‘h of tho nonm-
ntt‘d hilt wlfo with drunlicnnm and
lil‘f'iill of tho [10300. It canto out in
IIIIIII'i, litin'W'f'. that Mrii. Morrltl III
Iii-at and thiil bIIr lluilhttnd Watt uerIly
talking to hot in I ('fian'rrlillitinitl toutII
of volNI iiII watt IliuI'hargiId and it
lliioti-urn of Iiittty drum and 0' unit
Into ultimo her. 't‘ltiit will imp Min.
Mortltl house-d through the mentor
part of thrI wiutor.
. , W
nut llul'do- ,
of .'
.J.C011ins& Ca.
"FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERO.
South Norwaik. Conn.
'l‘hII annual cltIction of ..otiit'IIrtI
Banner Council.
will be hold on DoIIIItIlthI- 26,
Mrs, Thaddeus (luyor.
is visiting ht‘i"
low Iluyapin New York lzity.
———C. & K. Halli.
ill i't‘t'l,
Congressman
F. iiiiiho‘p are
NI-w York front
I-«Matbwc iioyt'a 'l‘lttIalt'II tomorrow.
'l‘iI‘Iiui (IIIIrk
bound railroad
III-oded by 03mm WhitII, of Now York.
.wuwwu
t'illiImun'h.
I-~'l'IIlIIIiIIo|uI Ho
Council will be- lit
. Itii‘ i-tllt Polk ii
INDIVIDUAL Mutiwt,
word. M. 8. Still
the limit ibrt-u
u ( :.Ili
WH‘EN BEI w'wliakv-rit (‘oIIoI
and calendar» at
if)? alii.
I—«lv‘ri‘II-Ib or limo
l‘ttbliv Mario-t.
llili Stow.
till thI Iiteiuils.
A IIIxulal' IIIIIII
Labor lliioti was
.. Labor Ly-.IIIIIm
v-A jolly good
lilo ‘lilttglon'
of
ilaltgltlors of Liberty,
”to first IiIIngIII.
llatott, pll‘Cf',
(‘iIIIiIiIIt' H. "on
of Raymond
broillIIr for a
O'liriIIn.
it), .i. lilil and William
tIleIIclIId to ul‘rlt'i‘ ilt
lIYIti'opII tomorrow.
(Yhttrch Sunday a
Satin (.1033 S
Lawton If; (‘0
Edwards, at tho IIaat- .
Halli)", hug [,le“ t-ll!('- l,ilf,'ii' lilii’. iii [Hit-i
—«~l"l‘o‘-lI'h Should
v ~4qu—
Baturdny halo of about
So? adv,
A IlllPl‘lliig of tho- iittiiding 'l'radl-It'
“Clillillillflfl IIIIIIppcrI-I ill't.‘ .IIII'IIIIIIy~ cont .
ing in from tho IIIIigiIbIII'iug towuu.
wfliik lt‘louu Pillows. 250 and ith
Bt'fltl'ii will bII it (‘hrlntlnau I-Itoro for ‘
wIIIIlot. Bt‘llf’l‘ giro lht'iii ,
Largo ulo-toi'ttuonl of ('hriutuiau I'atdtt
A mulling liaiII in now on at Hil‘ “(MI
’Fltt- largo adv. will lg“ you ,
t
[in Rear H (‘III till,
Mamuuuado Mull tout; hi. I
John H iltuigiI,
Norwaik, IIIIIt lliiit night
i‘f‘lll at tho South Norwnlk Mttbodistt
You will iltid eitrIIIlli-ul gifts rot llli‘ll
:lttd bots. III Rogers 8: So- tutti-I
We"
I.....t..
...—... ...
Tno‘amonn OF QUALITY."
Women'o Shoes at $3.50.
I 'l‘hi‘m' drum; llllli walking taboos at who donorvn illlt'tllit‘m not
only for tho IIxI'I-llr-llt ltutthor and t‘I'ot'lIIIquulIip givIIn lot tlIII pi'lt'u,
but for tho rIIulurkublc vurltIiy and l'li‘Kflnl'“ IliupiayIId in lilPii‘ utylaii.
We have them in Patent Mather. liltlt'k littIoIiII ('lliltiltitl. Kid
Skill. in ilutiou, Lore and iliut'ltor. ‘
FLYNN 8- RYAN,
98 WASHINGTON 8T. PHONE. 460.
. ,
muuio at
l‘t llulu. ()‘llrlIIlt.
ill thin II,viIlIiIIg
)I“:|L\',1I’D('”'. Pub-
7.-.. A
til it: (‘0
I, Boo. iI'.tl.l.. It ('0.
SIIII
ilriggvi'tuuu'n,
t
kIId llama, l'.’ i-ZI' IbN
Wmmmm ‘
There’s a Christmas Air
ABOUT THE STORF EVEN NOW.
h“ H all aglow with a radiation of lilinIlIIotItII things that arc aim-
pit llldf'iil'l‘illl iblII.
\l. it-it' shoppe-rs will do ”wit buying IIaIli.
ItII- moat oomph-to, atId tiu- I'ltt'lIII IIIII not wo'tt'y.
tittd to tail and look about
N. E. RYAN 8. I30.
86 Washington Street. . South Norwalit.
Stillman-Powell
cents per
1'00. 1 iii. (11 (it
ting of tho (.‘t‘lilltll
lttIid laid t'll‘lillIK at l
I;
wltilo aIItIoIttlttIntll
titttiI awaits \till all
You fll'l’ in-
F. and A. M., of!
and IIonl'IIrrtId t
17.0. ”lillf","it.
will” will uiug Naza-
igllt 1
tutti, l for L'II'. F. ii.‘
Sat Ittdat
”.ihiI ('Itiflmpolttlioll
pound.
Litrgotl‘tt Saturday t‘fllltly at or» (Ylll'c
lord and ‘lil'lIth‘ l'burtIIaI-IIIII.
Iaudy‘ at
’I‘II'IInty-llvo
You will filld ('ltlht‘r pIiI-IIII than t‘\'t‘l i
at tho NII w \oi'k tlIoIIIly Itiot'II.
t' ad will it-ll tilll all about it.
SIIIIci'Iir fIII...‘.ttutday and Monday"
Road thI adv.
lit'. ‘ltl
issue.
..m lg“ tat A, Sittii’s.
iltltlory.
“ Every‘fhingf‘in
Indiana—8.00.;
I
It COUPON.
, Cut This Out.
Present it at our store this week and by buying 50c worth
or more of goods you will receive 10 8. a H. GREEN
Dry. Goods” \
WEGI
IM/‘t‘lnttu TilliitStiulIs
TRADING STAMPS FREE, beside: the regular ctampl
given on sales from Saturday. December 7, to Saturday
Deccmbcr 14 . ,
This Coupon not good after Saturday, December 14.
”I.
V!
NEWS FOR HOLIDAY SHOPPERS
Don’t put off your buying until the last moment. Our holiday stocks are now
complete and at their best, emphasizing the wisdom of shopping early.
You not
only avoid the crowds incident to the holiday rush Which comes just before Christ-
.mas, but you can select your gifts from a large and complete stock that must nat-
orally become depicted as the crowds increase. We’re offering exceptional money-
saving inducements for early showers. Get YOUR Christmas list ready and come
" tomorrow.
.0!
.....- .--—L...” ..
[Ailill'i'l'
oVI-t'
. Uttlii‘ii'
lllli
Milli?
Latlico'
lotto y
....
Iiifx. . Greatly
IiiIZtIll to I'ltoquI trout,
Handkerchiefs
for Gifts.
increased
where the department in reg.
ularly located. Our unsur-
paucd stocks dcmfind more
a than trebled display space at
2" holiday time. YOu'Il find about
5 every good kind‘ of Handker-
chief here.
You’ll find them temptingly priced.
i'lltiitt"""'tt’d Llfii’ii liaitiikurt'ilit‘irl.
onII butthtliht dimIrtInt Iuyl-III, at 15¢ each
intro and Etltitroldurml litintikIIrIIhiiIfH.
rich. and band
dvuigtts. at ....... 25c, 380 and 50¢ each
and Moos initial iiautikcrchiol’s, in
boxI-u l/z domn iti hm, at
................. 50c, 02c and 89¢ a box
fill: line of Novolty llox llantlktIrIIhlt-iu, also
It complt-III lion of Plato ilandkvrt'hivfs for
Non,
Worm-rt and Children, from ...... '5c up
TOYS.
space
WBRELI AS Uliiigt' Hi5
for Gifts. ’
No Christmas show in this ,
shop without a big showing of
Thin Christmao out-
fit tops the record. All really
for y and you'll find early
chooli g beat choosing alwayu
WirIIiIIHII l'Inlhl't‘illlli—"lhl' ribs.- lII'I' lit-id by it
ball and Hilf'kl‘l IiIIviIIIII-~»Itot Hll‘illig on ‘It \v'IrII;
an advatttagv in litany wayu.
L’ti lilt'll
l
Umbrellas.
WoIIIIIu'H Wirvloau lI'IIIlIrIIlluu, union
iattola. natural and fancy bandlcu
\VotIIIIt.'.~t 2t; inch Silk and Litton Umbrellas.
\l’ltli' lapt- (IIIIIII, bit; ausoritut-Itt of hlttltiitIu,
l
I
l ilIIt‘tiIr grades of Women's UIIIlII'IIlIast: pl‘lt’Pli
l rIItIgII l’t‘oIII ................... $1.50 to $5.00
I Mitts 28 inch WiI'IIIIIIIII lltnbi'.IIllIIIi big lino.
i
I
ltuutlsoitlu IIaIIIIIttIII-Ittt oi Hillltilt’h‘, pill-cit flout
......... $1.00 to $500
GAMES.
Butter gradva of Villa U'lllhf'l ilagii. hundrvda of diffIIrrInt stylus and
Ethan?!
Leather l’ooitnthooitu, (Yard i‘IIiII-II and llili Bonita. from .
imitliti't ilv'ltii. in lam-i bozo-II, nl ........ 50c, 75c, $1.00 and St .50 each}
Holiday Leather Goods.
Can't give you all the leather news; can only outline the Christmas
lots. An investigation and your knowledge of values will do the rest.
LadiI-s' ~Black Walrus (train imathur Bags,
card: and pockt-tbook, only ..................................... 50c
Rich Black StIal Bags.
Donna of diffIIrIIut
Bag» in blacks, browns
flood bargains. at ........... V... ...................... $1.00 each. “.... r “m. hilltill't‘il “m...”
satchel S'hllpf‘ ....~. ......
Ithapvu at a popular price.
and tumuail good valutIII
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including lhf‘ late-Ill iiotI-itios, pririId l
loathe-r linud,
i ‘ - Holiday Book Stock.
Books are strongly featured here. ‘Books make a most pen-this
and acceptable gift. We're chewing a line of books this uacon that -
will. appeal to all tastes, all ages. and the prices will cause you to
wonder how it can be done '
'''''''''''''''' 75c| 'l‘hII i'IopuiaI liflitty Hooks fol liot I~ 'l‘ttlt- to tho Old Flag. 'i no Young
| Midshipman. ThI- Young Htllglur lI'oI' Natiio .lllll Funto, I‘ III Lyon
with Iard
Of the North, with. at ............................ . ......... ... 25c
itomII pxcoptlouai ThiI Algot' ‘s'IIIiIIII i'or iloyx, nit-I‘Ily bound . ...................... 256‘ ;
Lady RolIII'N Dattnhtoi', Tht- l'roupm-lol‘,
The (lotthlIII, 'l‘hII OrIII-al of Elizabvtit, The Maszdtutradt-I', iCbIIn
mm ' $125 to 3500 iioliii-tt 'i‘llII Call of lbi- Wild. it. i \AI-III King Ilia. all ........... 50¢:
lv‘aIII-y llound (lift Books in liolli iloxI-II. rolu .. ' 250 to $1. 50 each
( ltillitIIn «I Tot Hooks-I. lIIiIIIittIti.I to pit k flout, pi'it-IIII IIItiiIiI flout
........................................................ 5c to $1. 25
.25c to $3. 50
Brush Sets from Snoo up. Ladics' Hose Supporters in Holly Boxes. from 25c to $2. 25
Thousands of Other Useful Gifts
including a big and handiiomc assortment 'of Jewelry in fatncy boxes. Shell Combs, from 50c to $7. 50. Comb and
Women' It and Mons Neckwcar. ,,
a‘ll boxed, new and rich éfl'ects. White Aprons and Corset Covers. Pin Cushions. Jewel Cases. Fancy Stationery. Bric-
a-Brac. Pictures. Calendars and Christmas Cards. Largest line of Teddy Bears and Dolls in town. Handsomctit dressed
Dolls We have ever shown. from 25c to $5. 00. '
Don’ t forget the Coupon-40 S. 8; H. Trading Stamps Free With Fvery 500 Purchasc.
* 83-85 Washington Street,
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