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ELEVEN YEARS IN CHARGE

OF the package department, Boston u
Maine Depot, Boston, Mass Miss Helen
Jones says l was sufferer from general
debility, biliousness and water brash for
several year, and life seemed almost
burden to me. After using almost every
thing, Sulphur BHters cure me.
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Buckl ems Arnloa Salve

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
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is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded Price 25 cents per
box. For Sale by II. G. VanMeter.
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THE FATHER

OF all diseases is impure blood, when
loaded with foul humor. How important
then that the blood should be pure, rich
and strong, without which there can be
no health. To purify the blood, Sulphur
Bitters is incomparably the best medicine
that it is possible to obtain.-THE Ed
TOR.
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The most obstinate cases OF catarrh are
cured by the use of Ely's Cream Balm, the
only agreeable remedy 1t is not liquid
or snuff, is easily applied into the nostrils.
For cold in the head it is magical. 1t gives
relief at once Price so cents.
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SATURDAY, FEB. 10, 1890.

THE country needs more patriotism
and less politics.
Beverly banner. [volume] (Beverly, N.J.) 1877-1964, 1890-02-15

More of that famous round
thread, hard wove French
Sheeting. The kind that wears
and wears and goes from
mother to daughter-if hon
estly washed. 90 inches wide,
CSC, 90 inches, 75c.
9o-inch Belgian Sheeting,
finer, 75c.
Handsome Huck Towels.
Clean, clear thread with the sill
very sheen of the finest flax.
Big (24x44 inches), full of
substance; the spongy sort of
Towels that sops up water, and
only 25c.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria,
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she had Children She gave them Castoria.
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A lively season for all the
Iustre dress goods. The cris-
Ply, springy Mohairs are out
in force with no old goodness
lost. Better if possible. On
this hundred feet or SO Of coun-
ter five grades-37 1-2c, SOC,
CSC, 75c, 81. No, those are
not the soc Mohairs, they are
81 I-2c. Of course it's sur
prising. All our doings in
dress goods bristle with such
surprises. For instance
ChaIAs. Regular 50 and
6oc styles, French printed ,
and 81 1-2c! No, not a thing
"off" about them except the
price. Small, medium, and
large designs.
GL0r1oSa. Like a dress
goods dream turned to sub
stance. A triAe of weight and
world of wear. Stripes.
plaids, plains. 48 inches, $1.5c
and SI.75.
GlngAams. A congress Of
them. You will never have
done wondering how cottons
can take on so much pretti-
ness.
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PERHAPS after awhile the legisla-
ture will 90 to work and do something.
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Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surface of the system. Send for tes-
timonials, free.
81. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, 0.
Ras~Sold by Druggists, 75c.
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Trite to say never before 50
many or SO good. True, just
the same.
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JOHN WANAMAKER.
WANTED.

Statesmen to sell choice Nursery Stock. Lib
eral Pay Weekly. Will pay salary, but can give
something better to;workers. No experience needed.
Write FRED F. YOUNG, Nurseryman, Roches
ter, N. Y. A Present. If you become my agent
and sell Sroo, will give S. for copy OF this ad Cut
it out.
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STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO,

LUCAS COUNTY,
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is
the senior partner of the firm of F. j.
Cheney & Co., doing business in the City
of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and
that said firm will pay the sum of ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and
every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured
by the use of Halls Catarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9th day Of December,
n 1894
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The new Persian Lawns are
as gay as the gayest Challis,
but they're at "White
Goods" counter. Roses and
posies, leaves and sprays in
possible and impossible tints,
scattered on sheer silky cotton.
Stripes too. -, 10, IS, I0c
You think of India Silks even
while you finger them.
Half a dozen more of the
same flmv family:
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Zephyr Lawns, little heavier than the Per
sian, lac in plain colors, IS and 19c in
stripes.
Organdie Lawns in stripes, plaids, and fig
ures, 90, rs, rs, Sc.
Dimities with colored hgures on white
grounds, 22c.
Black Plaid Lawns, rs, 20, and 22c; with lace
plaids, I5c.
Back-and-white Lawns plaids and stripes,
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LEATHER GOODS.

Large variety Of Leather Goods. Of every do.
scription. comprising jewel Boxes In oose calf.
kangaroo. stamped calf. and Persian Silvers
Handkerchief Boxes. Glove Boxes. and Collar
and Cuff Boxes In Plush. alligator. ooze calf.
and real seal leather. Music Rolls and Folios.
Albums In leather. plush. and celluloid. plain
and decorated in latest designs.
Shopping Bags In silk. satin. oozs calf. seal.
and alligator.
Boston Bags. Travelling Bags. and Chatelsins
Bags. In alligator, kangaroo, ooxs calf. SEAL
skin. Persian lamb. cut stool, and seal leather.
with sterling silver and white metal mounrings.
Card Gases In lizard skin. alligator. kangaroo.
ooze calf. Russia leather. real seal leather,
handsomely mounted In sterling silver.
Pocketbooks and Gard Cases combined. n
large variety OF designs.
Cigar and Cigarette Cases in imported and
domestic feathers.
Novel and Magazine Covers. with papsr out
tor attached.
Travelling Cups and Flasks.
Opera Glass Bags in ooze calf. jet, and out
steel.
Letter Cases. W allets. and Bill Books.
Pocket Photo Cases and Folding Albums.
Shawl and Rug Straps.
Choice selection OF imported Pursss.
Playing Cards in white metal cases. hand
somsly engraved.
Game Markers. Photo Frames. DO.
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THE OLD SPORT OF FIvES.
THE GAME TO he INTRODUCED INTO
THE NEW YORK RACQUET CLUB.

A Ceuoise History OF the Pastsme aaa che
varioas Methods or FlayinG-JudGment.
Activity. and Endurance the Necessary
Quaiiaeations-AF Fine Court to be Erected
Tho now homo OF the New York Racquet
Court Club. now In process OF construction on
Forty third street. between Fifth and Sixth
avenues. will contain two OF the best prepared
racquet courts In this country. and on the top
floor In the west end OF the building viii be
f,ves court. thirty-one feet long. fifteen feet
wlde. and twenty foot high. The fyes court
will be patterned after the one now In use at
tho Boston Athletic Clubs house and the Same
rules Of the game will be observed. But there
will be one important improvement made over
tho Boston court. or. In fact, over any like
court In tho world. that Is. the construction Of
an electric plant which It Is expected will sup
ply proper light to allow the gamo to be played
By night as we'll rs by day.
Prior to its Introduction as an American
sport by the Boston Athletic Club. the game
was worry rarely spoken OF. although in nearly
nil the principal colleges IN England flvcs has
always been as attractive a pastime as rae
qucts court tennis. or any other diversion.
How the game originated and why the name
OF fves was attached to 1t. are questions which
OF very ancient character is not denied. but
all authorities aEree that It Is necessary to
come to modern times before traces Of the
present style Of plnying can be found. As
showing what the game was at the beginning
OF the present century. and how much even
then it diiYerod from its modern namesaks, the
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Toilet Goods.

Silver and Oxidi1ed Metal Goods are al the
rage this season. Novelties abound In those
goods In our Toilet Department. In Silver
Toilet Articles and Dressing Room knick-
knacks We have exquisite designs In the fol-
lowing lines: Hair. Cloth. and Hat Brushes:
Powder Boxes; Triple. Standing. and Hand
Mirrors Perfumery Bottles. Manicure Trays
and Utensils; Shaving Mugs and Brushes: Pin
Trays: Combination Pin Cushion and jewel
Cases Bon Bon Baskets. DC.
We arc also showing q largo assortment Of
Toilet Cases. Manicure Sets. Shaving Bets.
Combination Toilet and Manicure Cases.
Celluloid and Japanese Triple Mirrors. Per-
fumery Baskets. and q choice line Of Celluloid
and Ivory Toilet Sets.
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THE SUN, SUNDAY, DECEMBER l. lssa-THIRTY PAGES

The front vail above the ps Ssswssn sc tss
II nS may rssuTn The serysss
nP5 sSms e the above conditions is called
A"Ist may he claimed when q player is in
ofpss Ss onnsss tssGs sG 10 ssroke S when would
:iSs rS g dong one Of the oDDo
The Hi game S consists Is OF fifteen roints and the
Of Sos S Wbso essss IN
soss 70 the psppsl Ss the
nu s hs on fs
until the ball has been struck for the first cut;
~ he iorgets to stand thus and serves the 10 Pail M
tho ball before Il dfops. II ihe PLAYERS are u
opisn q the ss outsas bS
Whom the game is played by two players only.
drops on the outer court except the service, at
on the 81 tho so oo
:s.yiss must s, IL II, ~ ,ishfS:ni III ia Van Ana $ad
cut must ilrst hit the Iefi-hand wall and then
the front wall above tho line or the front wal!
ilrst iIn, above the line and then the rieh'-hand
A. general rule. hnrd. low hitting Is tho
most effective, md certainly makes tho best
game. The object Is to hit the ~ pepper box"
on the. rebound, as ball which goes fairly
into "hole" seldom comes out again, and in
any case the numerous lodges and angles
render the course difficult 10 calculate Use-
fu! strokes may also be made which on the
rebound ny Just over tho pepper hox"tn
ward the left-hand outside corner of the wall.
Unless volleyod. and this can only be done by
neually have to be returned with the loft hand.
The volley Is constantly employed, both on and
of wall but es pecially the former. But there Is
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THE KNIGurnY CHESS BOARD.



writer in London paper some time ago
thus described the manner Of an ardent chess
player in his devotions over the board: Look
at this old man Us he bends over the board.
with no stake on the game beyond a full hearts
desire to win. Could you find moro enchant-
ing picture =? To him We are the wooden
pieces. II you would like to live in his world
you must look on the board. which Ia filed
with pieces and pawns. What docs he care
that the newsboys shout on the Strand
Rumor Of tho Abdication OF the Queen
OF England End OF the Trial OF
the Bishop Of Lincoln A Barones Sent
to Prison. His queen Is all right whore she
Is; his bishops are not opposed to attack: his
knights aro free and In commanding positions
Just now he thinks Of only ono thing. Shall
he take the pawn or not? You SOC. he has
taken 1t. and while his eyes nre stll directed
on the array Of men he slowly carries the
pawn away from tho board. Yes. the pawn Is
away. but In his abstraction tho old man has
sweetened his long neglected. coffee with 1t.
No! Don't attempt to draw his attention to it.
The pawn will not hurt the cofroe. but think
Ing OF the coffee might cost him tho game II
you are tired Of watching him. go! l shall
stay and see the end Of the game"
The cosmopolitanism OF the game Of chess
can be described as follows: Without excep-
tion chess Is tho most important game In the
world. Like gold. you lind it In every quarter
Of the Globe-sometimes OF remarkably pure,
sometimes OF inferior quality: sometimes in
la-cs. sometimes In small quantity. But still
It Is gold. In Russia, Germany. India Turkey.
Persia. China. and among tho most peculiar
nations. whose customs. dress. and language
are utterly and entirely different this game
is played in exactly tho same way as at
th. nhatf rv,,Ix
at simpsons Dlvan In London. at tho Cato de
Ia Regence In Paris. Neither climate. raco,
The game Tits is act EIicH ought 10 apt o.
human na.Sfs @ hs shess player sns s'
spe6ak at home IN all Parts G The m world
OF the remarkabe and pleasing features In
player. although he may 10 u foreigner or /.
cSpfbs RI @ sWa,s be msds
eyerywhsre-a passport which is never doubt
sa; ;wssn wa,en sSrEes TO form bond OF union
hs n Sisss hs SswGGHs the Psssidsnt Of
speaEsr, year Or two ago, IN the eeurse Q,
Gns s.apIs Of his sapRy SAID
difficulties OF the theory. That seems to
he n" longer the Gnse. IS found tho
pnt up at q little inn. and in the evening,
wanting 10 while away o few hours perceived
possible acqua!ntance on his part with the
game OF chess asked him II he would play me
o game. oh, certRtply.' said the stranger
have never played ln my lie. but still I IN
quite opsn tStry'
about ON s.a1r In Ss bf.b Mi
salt: Some curious and astonishing contra
dictions are brought about by chess played In
quite careiesslY sacrificed their queen. and i
have seen Bradlaugh defending his bishop
have seen Labouehers pro ing his King as Il
at any moment he were. ready to die for the
sake OF monarchy. The Irish question. church
are nothing when compared with the fsr more
vital and important question as to whether 1,
gambiL"
The sun., 1890-12-07
HANDKERCHIEFS.

To provide for the Holiday trade in land
kerchief Department. we have added several
hundred square feet Of room, taken from
other Departments.
A gigantic stock of Silk. Linen and Null
Handkerchiefs - Hemstltched. Embroi-
dered, Initialled, Plain. White, Colored, and
Black. BY long odds the largest stock Of
Handkerchiefs for ladies' children and gen.
tlemen ever presented under ono roof. and
the most complete In all It's varied assort-
ments. Unapproachable values in all lines.
CHILDREN'S HANDKERCHIEFS.
Thousands OF Fancy Boxes in book form.
each box containing three Handkerchiefs. with
fancy borders; price 29c. box. A larger slzs
box, containing six Handkerchief. SIC.
The sun., 1890-12-07
FANCY GOODS.
Elegant Display Of Artistic Fancy Goods.
Comprising
Art Pottery, Fancy Tables,
Lamps, Clocks,
Cabinets, Candelabra,
Pedestals, Bronzes,
Musical Boxes.
Our Prices Are The Lowest
Following 10 a. itemised iist,


ART POTTERY: collection Of over I've
hundred designs In ROYAL Worcester, the
famous "five Tower" Hungarian Ware.
Carlsbad, Adderley. Buda-Pesth. Flemish.
Teplitz, Old Delf. Vienna. and Gobsln
POTTERY; also Leeds. Moorish Old Hall I'm
peral Bonn. Antique Oak. London Tower. Ma.
jolica, Imperial Roystrand. Royal Leicester
Ware. British Lion Ware. &c.
LAMPS-Representa lines from Ill the
loading Lamp manufacturers OF America Ia.
cluding a beautiful assortment Of Piano.
BANQUET, Table. Hall. Library. and Night
Lamps, In Onyx. Silver. Brass. Copper. Bronxe
and Wrought Iron.
CABINETS. TABLES. PEDEsTALs-Mas.
nifcent display Of Cabinets in Mexican ONYX.
Brass, Silver, and Antique Wood. Tables and
PsdestAls in Onyx. Silver. Brass Bronze, Ga-
iolica, and Fancy Woods.
CLOCKS, CANDELABRA. BRONZEs
large line OF foreign and domestic Clocks In
Mexican Onyx, Marble. Maiolica, Silver and
Bronze. Carriage and Hall Clocks OF Hunga.
rian, Swiss. and American manufacture. Also
American Clocks Of every description. All
Clocks guaranteed.
Candelabra In Porcelain. ONYX. Silver.
Bronze &c.
French. italian. and American Bronxss.
MUSICAL BOXES-The celebrated Jsoet
Musical Boxes. with latest improvements-
playing popular tunes and operas. All sizes
and prices,
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JEWELRY DEPARTMENT.

Diamonds. Opals. Rubiss. sapphires. En-
eralds. Pearls. TURQUOISE. Moonstones. Gar
cts. Carbuncles. Bloodstones. Intaglios. an
Canoes. mounted In solid gold (22 18. H. and
10 carat; also In Sterling and OxidiEed Silver
Jewelry.
Full lines OF Diamond Screw. and Pendant
Earrings. Brooches: Gents Scarf Pins, Rings.
and Charms. Those stones are puro white
Diamonds. weighing 4 to 2 and carats.
Exquisite assortment Of Imported Novelty
Brooches. Bonnet. and Scarf Pins.
Largo variety OF Gents solid gold IA and 10
carat Link md Patent Lever CuH Buttons,
Gents Gold and Silver Watch Chains. Gents
Charms. mounted In canoes. intaglios. dia-
nonds, snpphires. rubies and pearls.
Complete limo OF IA and 10 carat Ladies' and
Childrens Necklaces. mounted In enRmelled
diamond settings: Bead Necklaces: fine Gold
Necklaces and Rhinestone Necklaces.
Magnificent limo OF Sterling Silver Novelties
in Brooches. Scarf Pins Hair Pins. DC.
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THE COURT.

TsHs s J.. 5 ass hSh Rxs 5ssn sp ends s
R best eay.as FAIL snG handle that hns
ball Such strokes ST! occur when the ball on its
Lsss irsausss!y; SSt s ssIli this some.l@ss %:
strikes the extreme anels OF the outer court
honr and shoots then TO the gravel outside.
wseS 4 ss an Tsss IL
ssssd Il lssts long lime 0u Fhfrfy Or foIty s
are more % issquens u s IN Vss SGH tSsm At racaaess
ri sssinE @ o. as fs%s tseSss
some some PLAYERS claim "lets% more often than
most invara6is rule i -. Wv -"'''. 80 wv '
The rules connected with tho "blackeusrd
fS %b:a sss ds has
but one point to score. The object OF the rules IL
70 hamper the in player and benedt his oppo-
oitsn staye OF, defeat. x smart stroke re-
the server from bis cramped position to reach e
Will While M stroke travelling fast from the 'front.'
his parner The WV two olsn resn
s5Gks. II tho partner oi the in, player thinks he
70 ss hs ss is xSssss Sss
low himself to be hemmed in then, he would be
10 sEe 9% TR. hs st wf hans s
should always be hit hard and low. and aimed
The essential difference between the Eton
and kuEby forms OF games is as follows: In
H5ss:pes ,Ss Of hs Lodges and Dsppsr box snd
Is to return them when SO made. In tho Rug
hy game the difficulty is to make a killing
sHd bis ss sadh saIS sS
that he is forced to return easy ones TO this
end ei three things s, are necessary ip the Rugby
swkward spot QUICK stroke does not
mssa sh"f shRss sds. as as
In the Eton game ne h bGli can be placed much
Tie chief ,easurs. s ISo Sowover Ss. in the Rugh,
is 81 II shfs s .e:e se: the h ,Bs d
70 its pace Or because i is out Of reach But
ns sens s w6Hn the sfo walls o
hall. but nt The same time ii should be made
the, best strokes in tic court are those 10 which
balls hre sent 50 as to return exactly ,pqrallsl
sIs1 sdt whs H% way bail and H M
fairly low is always dinlcult. and, even II high.
[. quits nssessary that tho implsmeats s should s
be Of o hrst class quality. For the Eton game
eighth ounce bali is used, Ths chief point In
I'D Sas t. s%s hTF Tiss .SCd 5.
sn Is usc S5 ,s Sa and damp
The question Of wearing gloves Is 4 matter
hsns S O. IL: q
Ssra; isst ssmSs theX Sili ssn.fslIy ?. found e
asdsu Of the e and Iss eSt aSOss .Rs
Rh.Pp as Sa # sa:
mit the hand 10 be clsnched tightly. The
sSss IS % E0is i sp SSsa b Ss uS
tentionsI stroke. Dcgssin driving .Gloy... q
q :zs' TO w Sssn
ioAnd more desirable than any other, Kind.
For the Rugby game as the ball Is lighter
aioyss Should not lot be padded WITH Inda u fabSes t
mess tsa II bssds.
Ing the sense Of " feel" and crsmping the 40
sH s as Rfaii sA2 2 s
hsTd uRi the hands 5seS%SS aa Cod
SnsBs 10 Re R:' stispfih IsdI;. ss%ss
aha hard game: even "a the kusby, court. while
court max make W It very rssi Tor any player to Use use
very light shoes. such 2; the ordinary canvas
soles OF thick red rubber
The New York hasaast Clubs new ,, hves
front and two side walls but no regularly con-
strpcted back wall There will be the charac-
s.ristic PEPPER bo1sIch Us " T. ~, used A. Et1n
rules Of playing will Be those In uso BY the
Boston Athletic Club. They are said to resem-
game ct Eton.
The sun., 1890-12-07

course Of tho hard or lighter shot is then de-
Waited, ae can be seen by the way Its pattern 10
pulled on 10 tho right or lett OF the centre
wind; while the flight OF a charge OF soft shot
10 not affected to u similar extent From his ex-
psrienco in the field he cannot. as the two sorts
difference between hard and soft In their
power OF killing game up TO torty, or more
yards: 80 that II q young shooter chances to
he using the ono kind lie need not imagine ho
would Kill better with tho uthcr.
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Fans and Opera Glasses.

--latest Novelties from Ill the leading
European manufacturers.
Shell Fans, Ivory Fans. Pearl Fans, o.
trich Feather Fans, Lace Covered Fans,
Gauze Fans. Silk and Satin Fans. DC.
Aluminium and Silver Opera Glassssi
also Pearl, Limoge Enamel. Leather. 30.
Opera Glass Holders In largo variety.
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Stationery. Christmas Cards,

Complete assortment OF Fancy Stationery
Goods. including Gold Pens and Pencils, sil.
ver Blotters. Calenders. Postage Stamp Boxes
and Pen Holders, Plush Stationery Boxes,
Plush and Oxidized Metal Work Boxes, Plush
Autograph Albums. Inlsid Walnut Writing
Desks. Leather Lap Tablets and Portfolios,
Scrap Books. Cutlery Sets In Plush Cases.
ockst Knives and Scissors. and choice Line
Silver and Onyx Ink Stands.
CHRISTMAS CARDS.
All tho now designs and novelties IN Christ.
mas Cards. including the productions Of
Raphael Tuck. Wirths Brothers. and Preng
sPECIAL.-Io.o0o Hand. Painted ..S
Satin chris'mss Cards At Ioc.. 16e.. saa
sSc., hair cost to manufacture
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GLOVES.

Special Sale of Mems Heavy English
CAPE GOAT WALKING GLOVES. tan
shades, at 75c. pair; worth Clips.
Full lines of Gloves for driving, dress,
and street wear, in all materials, and
latest shades and finish.
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simpson, CRAWFORD ( SIMPSONS
SUGGESTIONS FOR
HOLIDAY GIFTS S.
Everything from Dolls Diamonds. and from Handkerches
to seaskn Garments. the list and remember that
bes+ choice in manv lines secured by early selection
Ladies' Cloak Department. -
Ladies' Suit Department.
Ladies' Macintosh Department.
Ladies' Jersey Department.
Ladies' Fur Department.
Misses Suit Department.
Misses Cloak Department.

In tho above Departments we will COM
mcnce on Monday to offer SPECIAL
BARGAINS, which will be continued UP
to and during tho Holidays.
Particular attention is called O tho ele-
rant Imported Costumes, Long and Short
Wraps, London-made Walking Jackets
and Newmarket, Paris, Berlin and Do
mestio made Jersey Waists, London.made
Maclntoshcs, Alaska Seslskin Sscques,
Jackets and Capes. Astrakhan Jackets
and Capes, Persian Lamb Jackets and
Capes, Gray Krimmer Jaclkets and Capes,
and over 2.ooo Capes and Collars, with
Muffs to match, In all fashionable furs.
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BOOKS


Popular Novels, Poems. Travels. &c.. over 800
titles, cloth binding. at 25c. each Publishers
price. 75c.
Lovell's series Of Popular Novels. hns library
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Crowells Popular Series OF Standard Novels,
Poems. &C.. beautifully bound In half Russia,
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Stanley Adventures In Africs-lsso Illus.
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Published at $l.25 and $3.50.
Red Line Poets. at 42c. each. Published st
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shakespesres Complete Works, nns films.
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Mrs. Holiness and May Agnes Flsmiue's
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Dickens's Works at q. 80 complete.
Cooper's Leather Stocking Tales, 8 vols.
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Mark Twain's Yankee In King Arthur,a
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