Importani to
Xmas Shoppers
This store will be open
evenings only one week
before Christmas.
your purchases tomorrow
and take advantage of our
quick service and large.
complete Holiday stock.
Make
LEATHER BAGS
Make Ideal Christmas ‘Gifts
LEATHER BAGS AT $5
A most \thuleriul collection of high—class
Leather ling‘x on sale tomorrow :11 $5. See
the big- display at the I..cather 1111;: llooth.
OTHER BAGS AT $308 AND $2.93
Specials in' Leather Bags
$1 Bags at 79c
Leather llag‘s with real leather linings, reg~
nlnr $1.00 values. Very special tomor—
row, 79c.
$19.50 Bags 990
Leather and Suede lags in black. gray and
tan; every brig guaranteed first quality:
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PRE - HOLIDAY CLEARANCE
Headquarters for Xmas Goods
THE WHOLE STORE A GREAT HOLIDAY BAZAR. WALK IN AND LOOK
\ ‘ ‘ AROUNDSEE THE BEAUTIFUL DECORATIONS.
r
from.
SPECIAL
NOTICE
We will hold all Holiday
goods until wanted. by
paying a small deposit.
’ Make your selections to-
morrow when you will
have the big stock to pick
of our Entire Stock of Suits. Coats, Dresses
and Millinery, at Greatly Reduced Prices
$18 to $25 Suits $14.98
All Suits sold up to $25 go on sale tomorrow
at $14.98. Seldom if ever before at. this
season of the year have you had an op
portunity to buy strictly high-class. hand-
somely tailored Suits at such low prices
GREAT COAT SPECIALS
$15 Coats $10.95
$12 Coats $8.89
We will sell to the first 20 women All W001
Coats that sold at. $12. tomorrow, while
they last. $8.89.
We will place on sale tomorrow as All
WoolyCoats for Women and Misses in
SALE OF DRESSES
T oyland Opens
Tomorrow .
'.'\ Wonderful collection of Imported and Do-
mestic Toys. Dolls. (,lamex of every con~
ceivahle kind that are worth showing. The
largest stock ever shown- by this house.
llon't fail to bring your boys and girls to
see the Wonders oi Toyland.
Friction Trolley'Cars ................ 99¢
Friction Boats ......... f ............. 99c
Friction Hill Climbers
‘Vaccuum Pistols .......... 25c. 35c. 49c
Madeline ........... - ......... 25c and sec
Ten Pins ........... . ........ 49c and 98c
Paints .................. 250, 49c, to $1.50
Mechanical Bus and Boats ........... 49c
Plush Horses ........................ 981:
Electric Plants .. . ._ ................. $5.98
............ ggcl
as we quote for tomorrow.
regularly $1.50. Special tomorrow, one.
Bags at $1.49 and $199
Electric Engines ................... $4.98
Post Card Machines ............ 98c to $5
Games .................... 25c. 50c. $1.00
blue. brown and gray: every coat in this
lot worth $15. Takeyour pick of this
lot, $10.95.
$15 to $17 Dresses $9.95
This lot consists 01 Silk. Satin and Serge
$12.50 Suits $9.95
A special collection of line leather bags no
on sale tomorrow at; $1.49 to $1.99. Values
, $2 to $3. . “
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MESH BAGS
A fine collection of (ierninn Silver Mesh
. Bags at 59c to $6.
Very Special tomorrow, V
$3.50 Mesh Bags $1.99
It is made of line rich mesh with (finch
fancy embossed frame. bright int-xii. with
handsome fringe bottom. white' kid lined,
, with card pocket. ’l‘omorroiv. $1.111), in—
" stead 1:1f$3.so. . ‘
TOILET ARTICLES
Ivory 'l‘oilct Sets and Novelties. including“r
M1rrors, llrushes. Manicure Sets. 'l'rays
and Frames 98c to $6.00. -
Writing Paper, Very Special
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All Suits that sold at $12.50 will go tomor~
row at one price; nothing reserved. On
sale. $9.95.
Millinery One-Half Price
All Trimmed Hats go on sale at exactly 1.2
the regular price. Every Hat marked in
plain figures. ‘
WAISTS AT $1.98 8: $2.25
livery Waist absolutely new. fresh, dnint)‘.
stylish and chic, being positively oi the
highest grade only. Many have the side
rull’lex. llon't hesitate when you are
shnppinu’ to look them over tmnorrmv early.
31.104 and $2.25. lint-h \Vnisr in separate
box. '
WAISTS AT $1.25
Holly Boxes free with all Waists
lcautiful Lingerie “hints. just urrivchor
W
t‘oinorrinv .5 selling, $1.25.
WAISTS AT $1.49.
Visit the Neckucur
thing the“ 11th in
1151: to $1.00.
$12.50 Coats, $9.95
We have“ grouped tugflhcr‘“all of our $12.50
Coats‘ln Misses‘. Juniors‘ and Women's
sizes. in blue. brown and gray. All to
go at one price. $9.95.“
.
NEXKWEAR
Excellent Christmas Gifts
MEN'S NECKWEAR
2 specials for Tomorrow
At 251: Box
Men's Net‘kivenr. in pretty holly boxes. all
colors. ()1) sale :11 25c box.
At 350 .
Sill: Neckivenuiu very new colors. plain and
looth and 5““ every“
Ladies' Necknenr.
Dresses in many colors; all this season‘s
best styles. The entire lot at one price.
$10 to $12 Dresses $6.95
About 25 Dresses in this lot. ladies' small
women‘s and misses‘ sizes. This line on
sale at $6.95. No alterations.
FOWNES’ GLOVES. $1.50
li it's :1 l-‘on'ncs that‘s all you need tolltnon'.
We are sole agents for the wit-brawl
litm‘nes Gloves. every pair gunrnnteul.
all colors and styles: put up in lurnutiiul
. holly boxes. $1.51) pnit‘.
Men's Fownes‘ Gloves at $1.50 pair
Special Gloves at $1
We will sell tomorrow :1 special lot of La—
dies‘ line Illannish llress and Suede
liluvt‘s. every pair guaranteed. Yer)?
special nnnorrow. $1.00 pair. “
WOMEN‘S BATH ROBES. $2.98 8: $3.49
patterns. prettily trimmed. with plain and
sailor collars. sleeves and pocket satin
$9195. _
lilanltet Robes. in all colors. beautiful fancy
Dogs that speak .................. 29c, 49c
Pianos ...................... 25c to $1.39
Roly Polys ......... 1 ......... 25c to $1.50
Indian Suits ................. ‘ ......... 98c
Books .................... 25c to $1.00
Blocks ...................... 25c to $2.00
Rag Dolls ........................... 25c
llundrcdx oi other tine Toys and iiillllk‘S
THE CAMPBELL KIDS
will greet ion at our Hpt‘lllllg’ touiorrmv.
tome and get acquainted with them. 'l liov
lll't‘ bound to please you \\ith a his“ smile.
DOLLS
tlnc entire section given over to our large
line of Imported dressed and undressed
Dolls. 25c to $6.
Very... Special for Tomorrow
24-in. Undressed Dolls $1.25.
We will sell one case of line 24~inch full
jointed. Sleeping Dolls. with shoes and
stockings. extra good quality hair: our cx— .
cellcnt $2 values. for tmnorrmv. Opening
l.)ay. $1.25.
RIBBON
at 25 cents fancy weaves: a large line to select from.
hound: excellent values. $3.118 and $3.49
I 200 boxes of fine, I’aper. put up in ianrv
boxes and cloth covered boxes; good size.
l.‘omorrow, 2331‘ box.
'l‘hese lllouses are in sheer lingerie. beau~
tifnlly trimmed with good quality lace.
the newest sleeves. On sale at $1.41).
A sensible gift for any man. (in sale to—
morrow, 35c.
HOLIDAY HAN DKERCHIEFS
SILK HOSE. $1.00 81 $1.5o--Boxes Free
FANCY APRONS
51: each to $2.49 a box
Visit the i'lillllllx’t‘l‘t‘lllt‘l llooth for the large
Ladies’ fine quality Sill: Hose. put up in hol-
ly boxes. in black and tan. $1.00 and $1.50
box.
For Christmas Fancy Work
Our stock is complete for all colors and
widths in liighaelass Ribbon. l‘ut us _to
the test and see for yourself. :\t popular
prices. '
FRAMED PICTURES
SALE OF WAISTS—Ss SILK WAISTS.
variety of new, fresh line of Christmas
$2.98
Put up in boxes
‘ l The new Tic-(hi Silk \v\7"11ists,11e\'er sold less
Headquarters for Holiday Aprons. (flue en—
tire section given over to our large dis—
play of fine Aprons. Many special values
liandkerchieis. so each to $2.49 the box.
Very Special for Tomorrow-~1..adies’ and
Gent's All Linen lnitinl Handkerchiefs.
NEW BELTS
Fine Silk Elastic llclts in all colors and
than $5. Each Waist put up in separate
holly boxes. Very speeizil. tonnarrow, $2.98
‘PARTY cONVENTIOps.
I’roposal to Change Method of Choos-
‘ 1119 Presidential Nomlnee.
"Senatm' Bournehns worsened the
‘ 011 or the representation of the
to in Republican national oonven- '
1 says Munsey‘s Magazine edito-
Each State. under the pres-
tom. has 2 delegates [or each
01' Representative in 0011-
total 1.064. 1 ““"Arizona and
015100 come into the sisterhood.
11‘ raise the number to 1,072 in
are convention, which will
to the party's Presidential can-
'1.’ these delegates, 252~almost
nutter of the total~wlll repro~
“eleven Southern States, 111-
hero is no reasonable expec-
thatany or those. states will
single Republican vote in the
College. Texas will have 40
for a Republican. 011 the other hand.
for tomorrow. 25c to $1.49.
Visit the Apron Booth, rear of the store.
‘State has never cast an electoral vote
MINUTE PRAYER. ‘
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Iowa will have only 26, although for Canadian Writing 390 Words on Grain
more than fifty years she has not cast
an electoral vote for any one but Re
piibllcans. ' ‘ »
of Wheat.
EDMONTON. Alberta. Dec. 8.»
Among many other wonders which the
“The Senator from OregOn crltlclzeg Pence ltlver county is destined to pm-
thls plan. He would give every stateédllce in the wheat ""8 according to
4 delegates at large-total, lncliirlluglllei't Handler. a houiestender from
Arizona and New Mexico, 192.411“: that country, is a challenger tor the
then would distribute the rest in pro- peculiar championship hlulmed by
portion to the" number of Republican Bauch Mordecai, son 01 Zeebl Hirsch
votes east in each State.
Schalnemann «01‘ Jerusalem. The
"The plan would tend to the elec- WONG-be 01111111010018 Aaron Kirsch
tlon of Republican candidates for. the
Presidency by the people who must
vote for them if they are to wln at the
polls. It Would prevent the ofllce—
holding groups from Southern States
being so ovorpotentlal as they are
now.‘ It would break the control or Gonnaught.
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Holt. .1113 has selected a particularly
large, perfect grain of wheat and is
engaged, during his spare winter eve~
rungs“ In letters so“ small‘that only a
powerful microscope could make it
readable. a prefer tor the Duke of
.erschllott expects to
national conventions by polltloal or- complete hlstnsk‘ this wlnter and will
gimlzatlons based, on patronage."
Advertise in The aenunei.
then forward the odd little token of
loyalty to the Executive. ‘ .
The. only other known instance of
extra good quality ol‘linen, a for 250. Reg-
ular 19c values.
such dltlloult nnd puliistnklng work 13‘
that ol the champion prayer or 380
Hebrew letters upon 11 grain of wheat.
for Sir Moses Monteflore. Sir Moses
kept the prayer "until his death, and
it 18‘110w in the possession of one or
his ‘trlends. Wirschllett intends to 111~
scribe 390 letters on his grain of
Peace Rlverwheat.
‘ “Cheapest accident insurance-Dr.
Thomas’ Eelectrlc Oll Stops the pain
and heals the wound. All drugglsts
sell 1t. ‘ .
, SHORT CALENDAR.
. Following are the six uncontested
dlvorce cases that are on the short
calendar list or the superior court for.
hearlng today: Augusta Shier vs.
George Shier: John Balazsz vs. Mary
3311111118; Ida F. Foster vs. |Frederick
N; roster; Jane E. Knapp vs. Warren
.1. Khalil); F1010 Monahan vs. William
Monahau; lonrlatleifislle;Olmstead-nva.»
lln sale tomorrow, 25¢, 390. 49c,
150, 29c. 39c, 49c, 59c. 98c. $1.25
A great showing of snappy Pictures. con~
sisting of the new Christv series and
others in smart looking frames. (hi sale
William Ill. Olmstead.
Styles.
98c. All boxes are free.
NEWIYORK FLOWER mastou
XMAS ANNOUNCEMENT.
- The rooms ot‘ the New York Flow
or Mission (Founded 1870),.10-1 East
Twentieth-street. will be open Tues-
day, Wednesday and Thursday, De-
cember 19th, 20th and 21111., for the
reception of Christmas contributions.
,‘hlot‘toeshbnnners, evergreen roping, ‘
. ground 11111917 sprays otldut‘el, strirs,
wreaths and erooses for hospital dec-
orations are especially requested;
clothlng, beet extract, jellies, fruit,
condenser] milk, and any delicacies
suited for the sick poor in tenement.
houses; also toysand (10118 for child-
ren. and candles and. popcorn tor the
Jslauds.., _ . . 1
Packages shall not he or more than
twenty pounds weight and but one
can be sent. free each day. Frances
L. Russell, is the Secretary and
Treasurer. ,1 ‘
21.101111110110111 sever vloorrnlloslnlatnncei .
must be propulrlf‘nt two-thirds the .or-1
as the reason tor the delay.
dlnary rate.
Please. send list of contents and
name 5.1"“ nddi‘eSs of sender with
each box. the- name and address on
outside of box; it Sent by 11 Society; .
name of President is essential.
It is requested that no newspapers
or broken toys be sent.
Money for current expenses and
purchase of delicacies for sick, much
needed. ,
Adams Express Company enrry t’ree
withln- 50 miles only.
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$4,000 WORTH OF PUFFERY IN THE
WORKS.
PUTNAM, Dec. 8.-—“Souvenlr" W.
H. Taylor's legislative history and
souvenir for which the last legislature
appropriated $4,000 over Governor
Baldwin's protest wil not be out for
many weeks. The slowness with which
members have forwarded photographs
“autumnal histories were giveaway
tomorrow, 150 to $1.25.
TROLLEY. HITS WAGON.
Ribs as Result.
BRISTOL. Dee. 8,—Henry Hoyt ref
ceived two fractured ribs 1mg pos—
sible internal injuries Wednesday
unloading boxes. The wagon was
ear, coming down a slight incline. slid
on the rails, made slippery from snow.
Passengers 111 the car were shaken up.
but escaped with minor brulses.
INVESTIGATING NEW HAVEN
ARMORY‘CHARGES.
NEW HAVEN, Dec. 8.~—~Major Isbell.
.of the Second Infantry. has opened an
fairs managed by the seVeral military
companies lurthe local armory. ‘
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.. Sentinel adsbrlngresulte. “ "
Bristol Man Suffers Two Fractured I
night when aninterurbnn trolley car .-
" struck a wagon from which he was
backed across the ear tracks and the? . ’
inquiry into charges made that games
of chance have been run at social ut- -.
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