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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-31
NEW UNIFORMS.
Fort Missoula Boys to Don a Comfortable
Fatigue Cap July 1.

Eatlgue zap July i.
Missoula. May 30-The new regula-
ton fatigue uniforms for the regular
army will be donned July /. The OFF,
GERS at Fort Missoula have already re-
ceived theirs and they seem pleased
with the change from the style that
has been in vogue so long. The most
radical change is i'm the form of the
cap. which has always been an un-
comfortable looking concern, with it's
stiff, fiat top and visor. The new cap
is similar to that of the fatigue uni
form of the navy, and is much more
sensible in appearance, and the Off
GERS at Fort Missoula state that IL il
far more comfortable than the one
which has been worn. The fatigue
blouse, under the new regulations. is
a neat looking affair and is chiefly no.
ticeable on account of the absence Of
brass buttons. There will be consider
able novelty in the new uniform at
first, but ii will be more popular than
the present one has been, when the
newness wears off.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-31

Celebrated Man on C-.ebrttsi railroad
Gen. Lew Wallace. tho renowned soldier
statesman, Traveller and author, pays this com.
pnmenL 10 the Chicago, Milwaukee a. ST. Paul
railway IN the 81. Paul huenll0 Neios- ffeoord,
oct. 6. 1884:
II have travelled all over the United state,
and Europe. but never before have 1 seen such
magnificent train services as 1 enjoyed on .Ths
Milwaukee, between Chicago and Sc Paul, Tbs
private compartment cars are superior 70 any.
Thing OF the kind 4 ever saw"
The trains referred 10 by the author OF "Bsn
Hur' are yestibuled throughout heated by
steam, lighted by electricity and arranged with
the famous electric berth reading lamp.
j. L. CoNLEY
Asst. Gen. Pass. Agt
ST Paul Mimi
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VIM. KENNEDY, Mgr.
Notice OF stockholders, Meeting.

No ice Is hereby given that a meeting OF
stockholders OF the Anaconda Mining company
Is called for and Will be held on Monday. June
-. lsgj, at 10 O'Clock a. m. nc the ONCE OF the
company, room 10. Futile block, Butte City,
Mont, for The purpose OF submitting TO the
stockholders OF the company the proposition TO
sell all and several the tracts and pieces OF
property part cularly described as follows: All
the mines. lining ground. quartz mills. smelters,
cOncenTators and reduc ion works OF said CON-
pany. and also such other OF said companies
properties as shat be decided upon by the
stockholders 40 said meeting.
signed: HAGGIN.
IRWIN {. STUMP,
II. b. PARSONS.
+. L. cARGKANT. secretary. Trustees
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MONGOLIAN PHEASANTS.
IL Is Proposed to Raise Them In Album
dance This Season.

Missoula, May 30.-The Monaghan
pheasants imported last year by DIR.
Mills and j. p Menard are in good con-
hopes that the birds will thrive in this
climate. They endured the winter with
out injury and the birds on the Mills
ranch at Lou Lou are now laying. AS
soon as the nest is full OF eggs. a COM
mon hen will be placed on them and
brood of the little strangers is expect
ed. If they thrive in the valley. sports
men will have some rare shooting in Il
few wears.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-31

clealy established and distinctly recog-
nized by strictly scientific deduction as
the phenomena of light and sound, and
that the putting off the mortal and
the putting on the immortal will no
longer De In the darkness of the invisi-
bic, but so irradiated with light as To
be perceptible to the natural vision?-
New York Medical Times.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-31
Live Bird CONTEXT Arranged.

Missouia. May 3).-A live bird contest
for $50 side has neen arranged between
the Wallace and Missoula gun clubs. Six
men from each club will form the teams
and il is expected that the match will
come oil next sunday
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-31

The Northern Pacific is the only line
operating through Pullman vestIbuled
standard sleeping cars between Butte and
~. Paul. City ticket Office % East Broad
way, Butte,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-31

After the grip, diphtheria, pneumonia,
scarlet fever, typhoid fever. ETC., Hoods
Sarsaparilla is of wonderful benefit in
imparting the strength ana vigor SO much
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-31
RAIL AND SrEAEMR.

Hoods pills for the liver and bowels
Ict easily, yet promptly and effectively.
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" ESTERN MONTANA

The Western Montana Bureau OF the stan
dard is at Room G, DAILY BloeS, Nilsson a,
Telephone No. az Advertising rates iurnished
on application.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-31

For all kinds of legal and mining blanks
so TO the STANDARD, p East Broadway.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-31
SIGKLY CHILDREN

SaGkkE GhILUKEW
thrive and grow fat on
SCOTS Emulsion of Cod
liver Oil and Hypophos-
phites when all other food
fails to nourish them. 1t
is the easy fat food for
n f a II is and children.
Many children have been
kept alive on it for days
by rubbing it on their
bodies and absorbing it IN
this way.
is not a new remedy.
but its great nourishing
powers are continually
coming to light. The Hy-
pophosphites add to the
value of the Oil.
DoHr be psrsVadod 10 cceepf a subsdtpfey
'' p "-s''o. n. Y. Al nrr-~i-'s 81 - ei D.
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F. E. sARoEASr. Secretary.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-31

mated for the occasion bv d \ Hart
ley, manager. was well filed this even
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Musicale.

The pupils of Miss Kate Lewis gave their first musical for the season last Friday. Following is the program ren- dered:
 Gurlitt-Tne Bees; Gurlitt-The Birds Annie Terrell. Wohlfahrt-Three-Fol Songs-Helen Vaughn.
 Ritter--Cradle Song; Ritter-Waltz- Harry Dimock. Sschaikowsky--Ger Song; Spindler Fairy Polka-Harriet Blakeslee- Foerster-Cuckoo Song; Sternberg- Bonnie Laddie-Martte Blakeslee. Mozart-Child Play; Strelzki-Romance Ruth Terrell. Field-Nocturne in B fiat; Jadassohn- Scherzo in Canon Form-Katherine Elliott.
 Mendelssohn-Son Without Words; Hofman-By the Brook-Mabel Vaughn. Dussek-Rondo in G Jungmann-Flow- CT Melodies-F'rank Terrell. GilIett-In the Mill-Agnes Whitcomb. Beethoven-Variat Mel cor pin" Jensen-Internezzo Maria Albee.
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ENJOYED BY THOUSANDS.

The Skating at Lake Whitney Young People Out on the Lake Yester-
 day.
 The skating at Lake Whitney was never finer and was enjoyed by multi tudes of people Saturday, many young ladies being among the number, and there were several hundred young peo- pie at the lake skating yesterday, most ly boys. The skating was never finer than it is at present and the ice is six inches in thickness and of undoubted safety except inshore, where the cur rent runs too swiftly, the places of dan ger being easily avoidable. There is no ice formed yet on the main lake below the first bridge. All the skating is above the first bridge where the lake
 is much narrower and the current less swift. The water in the lake is higher than usual this year and the current is swifter, which prevents the ice from forming rapidly on the lake between the first bridge and the dam. There was no end of hilarity as the merry throngs last Saturday enjoyed the healthful and bIacing sport. It was gala day. The sun shone brightly and the weather was not objectionably cold, which made the fun all the livelier, es- pecially as the few preceding days had been bitter cold days-regular February days. The school girls were out in force high school girls. boarding school girls, training school girls and the old CT of the graded school girls, besides many other girls not addicted to schools at present, and their presence lent spe- cia1 life and interest to the gay and happy scenes. Winter has started in to reign quite early this year, and the ice king is making things lively.
 On all Che lakes and ponds in and about New Haven there were similar jolly. scenes Saturday.
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Death os Thomas Lynch.

Thomas Lynch died at the home of his father, Morris Lynch, on Wallace street yesterday. Deceased was a very estimable young man, whose memory will be warmly cherished by many friends He had been ill about a year and half with consumption. All that kind friends and the best medical skill could do for him were unavailing. He was well known to q large number of people, and was for quite 3. period a clerk at the gentlemen's furnishing goods department Of Malley, Neely 6 Co.
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Admiral Foote Post.

Admiral Foote post No. r, G. A.. R., held their regular weekly meeting at the post rooms Saturday evening. Com rsde Derby of the John c. Fremont post. Yonkers, N. Y. addressed the members. He spoke of the active ser- vice of his regiment, the Fourteenth New York State Volunteers, while they were at the front.
 An interesting letter was read from Comrade F. W. Sperry, who is now To- cated at Button Bay, St. Croix, West Indies.
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Last Advent Service.

The last of the united Advent services will be held in the new St. Johns P. E. church OF Orange street next Wedres- day at 7:z5 D. m. The sermon will be preached by Rev. Prof. Luther Of Trinity college of Hartford.
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SECOND FLOOR
lNleYator or StairMau \

(Elevator or Stairway) There is Q space on this floor on pur pose for you to visit to see the Exauisite Lamps, Japanese Ware, DresdenI China. Bric-a-Brac, Screens, Pictures, Easeis. Jardinere, etc., at which time you csn also take look at Upholstery, CloalSs and Cotton Underwear,
 Bamboo EaseIs, only 500 of them, 15c. and 25c.
 Enamelled Easels, S9c.
 Oak Easels, $1.5o
 Cherry Easels $29S.
 Screens in Oak it. high, 8 fold. Sill1oline filled, $19S.
 Cherry and Oak Screens, 5 it., fold. hand painted, $4.9S and $5.9s.
 Fire Screens, 8 ft, fancy Oak Frame. Silkoline filled S4c. BANQUET LAMPS.
 Brass and Porcelain Central Draughs Burner, Silk Shade. complete, $40. Brass and Onyx Stand Banquet Lamps, Rochester Burner, Silk Shade complete, $49S.
 Brass with Silver Figure Banouef Lamps. with Silk Shade complete. s3.7o, TABLE LAMPS.
 With Bisaue Bowl and Shade .5c ts $7.OO
 BRASS TABLE LAMPS.
 Rochester Burner, Silk Shade, com- plete, $2.96.
 A counter full of others, 75c. to S10 co, Silk Lamp Shades, 75c. to $t20O.
 Earthen Umbrella Stands, 9Sc. JARDINEREs.
 1sc., 25c, 4sc., csc, ssc., s1.4s to s5 Jar. dineres with Pedestals.
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None cheap enough for us unless we can guarantee them.
 At $575 We offer q Single or Double Breasted Black or Blue Beaver, well worth $10.OO At $650, a Single or Dou- ble-Breasted Black Beaver Silk Shoulder Lining, regular price $lo.50, At s9.00, an all-wool Beaver, wool body lined. satin shoulders, silk sleeve lining, sold elsewhere at s15.00 At $1S50, single breasted or double-breasted Black and Blue Kerseys, made and trimmed ele- gantly, reduced from $1s00. Our $150o Overcoats beat the band Blue and Black Melton and Kerseys, guaranteed worth 5000.
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The Anatomical alu,eum.

pr, Heid,rmann's museum of anato- my at 97 Crown street continues to at tract great attention, It is an eXhibi- tion unique and of scientific value to all intelligent persons, EaoA object shown is of great value, and as much of anatomy can be learned from visit othe museum as from considerable study of text, The collection has been prepared with great care and labor, and deserves 6 visit from all interested in anatomical study. The exhibits re- mains here only a few days l1rger.
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BOOKS.

Easement and Second Center Counter) Many of the prices we quote are at prices that hardly cover the cost of paper and binding
 The Giant Encyclopedia, compiled and revised to date, with maps and illustra- tions. Nearly 4S,0oo subjects and 1000 pages, comprising 20 vols. Notice price for whole set, $4.50.
 The Oxford Bible, S. S. teacher edi- tion, containing Old and New Testa- ment, and leather bound, etc, $125. Memoirs of General w. T. SherInans 2 vols, $1.25 Set.
 Memoirs of General U. S. Grant, l vol, soc.
 Memoirs of General P. Sheridan, 2 vol, SIPS set.
 One-half bound Books, best authors, in case, soc.
 New Magda1en, vols, in neat box. Last of Mohicans, vols, in neat box. Adam Bede, 2 vols, in neat box, s9c. each.
 En1erson's Essays 2 vols, in neat box. Charles Lambs Works, vol, in neat box.
 Wandering Jew, 2 vols, in neat box. Monte Cristo, vols, in neat box, 4Sc. Jules Verne, vols. set
 Washington Irving, vols. set. M Edward Lyalls, 6vols. set. Stocking Tales, vols. set. ssa Waverly, F vols. set. Dickens 15 vols set.
 Thacl1eray's, 10 vols. set
 LOWEST PRICES, Child's History Of England, vols. 3sc.
 Children's Books, 5c.
 Children's Books, 10 and 15c, SOAP.
 Right Aisle) Fine Complexion Soap, made of Rose Water, Buttermilk, Cold Cream and Glycerine, highly recommended. Box of 3 Cakes. 19c. RIBBONS. First Center Counter, Left. Just bought for the Holidays, S. .000 worth of Ribbons in Satin and Gros Grain, Gros Grain, Satin Edge. double faced Satin and many new styles Of fancy ribbons. 1000 PIECES.
 All Silk Satin Ribbon, which we will sell at SS Is per cent. under regular value.
 No. 5, sold at &c., now SC. yard. No. '. sold at 11c., now 7c. yard No. 9, sold at 121ac.. now Sc. a yard. No. 12, sold at 15c., now 10c. "a yard. No. Is, sold at 2oc., now 12c. a yard. No. 80, or 5-inch. sold at 2sc., now 1sc. yard. 200 PIECES.
 Fancy Ribbons in pretty Dresden, Chameleon and Persian effects, all were soc, now 95c. a yard.
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Republican League.

The annual election of the Republican league will be held this evening.
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Basement --- Santa Claus.
 DOLLS.


 DOLLS. Doll kingdom is here well represent ed A fairyland for their doll gowns and underwear Dolls at every price. Dolls of every kind. Dolls Folding Bedsteads. Paper Furniture for Doll Houses Doll Carriages. Iron Toys from 1Oc. Tin Kitchens. Tin Stores.
 Blocks, Puzzles.
 Noahs Ark.
 Sid Wheel Sound Steamers. Trumpet and Musical Tops, Piano Tube Phones. ''Shoot the Chute" a Novelty Tobog- gan Slide with car for indoors or out 20 feet long, causes no end of fun. Children's S,eds, 39c to S1.l9. Children's Bicycles, Childrens Tricycles. Ctildren's Rocking Horses, ,69c to sIoo Children's Backboards, 39c to Soc Children's Chairs, 25c. Children's Carts, 1oc to $1.OO. Children's Desks, 75c. Magic Lanters, 4Sc to s1.9S, Express Wagons, 25c to S1.0o. Indian Clubs, 39c pair. Suitable for. any person. They are
 very low price Rains with beEs. Drums, 25c to 9Sc. Wheelbarrows. 25e, CHRISTMAS CHEFS. fRight Aisle, Basement and Second
 Floor) Smoking Sets.
 Shaving Sets.
 Ladies Work Baskets. Japanese Vases.
 Japanese Cups and ISaucers. Japanese Tea Sets Japanese Chocolate Pots. Japanese Bric-a- -Brac. Japanese Bowls.
 Japanese Trays.
 Japanese Candlesticks. Dresden China Salads. Pin Trays.
 Mantle Decorations. Cake Dishes.
 Bread Plates.
 Cream Jugs.
 Flower Holders. Jardinieres.
 Lamps PICTURES.
 Good subjects, gilt and white Frames, 25c.
 Plain Grooved Framed Pictures, 2sc' Fancy Framed Pictures, l4x23, o9c. Arlopyes of good subjects, wide frame in gilt or silver and white, S9c. Richly framed pictures of good sub- iects. s2.50 to $120o.
 (Right Aisle) LINEN SETS.
 Impossible to enumerate all the par gains we are showing in Llnenn sets, but if you will examine the prices quoted here you will find they are S3 per cent. under regular prices. S-4 Linen Sets $2.5O set. S-10 Linen Sets $2.75 set. SIP Linen Sets $3.25 set. Another lot of Linen Sets, trif1e bet ter. richer patterns and heavier, rich CT patterns and heavier cloth, $l.oO a set under regular retail. S-10 set $3.75 set. SIP set $450 set. Colored Household Sets, a lot of beau- finn natternis and choicest colors, reg ularly sold at $700. S-10 holiday price $5.SO set. SPECIAL.
 In Colored Border Cloth, soc taken off each price for the holidays SIP Cloths, only $175 each. WORsTED GOODS. (End Left Aisle) Ladies' Knit Fascinators, 25c. Extra Weight Fascinators, Zeph5r yarn. soc.
 Ladies Hoods, all colors, light shape, 69c
 Misses Tam O'Shanters, soc. Children's Locks, 25c. Children's Booties, 121zc. Boys Scotch Frieze Caps, woven in one piece. to keep ears warm, Sac. Children's Hoods.
 Best Germantown Yarn, per skein, 10c.
 Best Saxony Yarn, per sl1ein, 10c. LADIES' KNITTED CAPS. The correct wear for Golfng, Skat- ing, Bicycling and outdoor sports. Are in choice Heather Colols and pretty. EVE 834..-84o Char
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HANDKERCTT'FS.

Second Center Counter)
 Handkerchiefs for everybody. An ag- glegation never seen outside the met ropolis. Look at our west window. veritable Merry go-ropnd," construct ed of Handkerchiefs. Prices nearly half.
 Dozens of White and Colored Border Hemstitched Ladies' and Gentlemen's. Many should be sold at 10c and l5c, laid out at 5c each.
 Dozens Of Swiss Embroidered Ladies Handkerchiefs in choice designs, laid out at 1Gc each.
 Dozens or Ladies' Embroidered Irish and Swiss Handkerchiefs. 25c was the price laid out at 121ac each.
 Dozens of Ladies' Swiss Embroider- ed Handkerchiefs, are the 45c quality, laid out at 25c each.
 Dozens of Ladies' Hand Embroider- ed Irish Einen Handkerchiefs, manu- lecturers are asking $4.5O dozen, laid out at 25c.
 Dozens of Ladies' Embroidered Jap anese Handkerchiefs, sold last year at 25c, laid out at 121ac.
 Dozens of boxes of Ladies Initial Handkerchiefs, one-half dozen in box, for only 25c.
 Dozens of Gentlemens Initial H. s. Japanese Handkerchiefs, finely made and lettered, laid out at 39c.
 Dozens of Gentlemen's H. s. Japan ese Handkerchiefs, have that mellow ness to the feel, laid out at S9c.
 Dozens of Gentlemen's Irish Linen Handkerchiefs, with fine initial, laid out at 25c.
 300 dozens Gentlemen's Colored Bor- der H. s. Linen Handkerchiefs. This lot we are selling just for the Xmas trade. While they last for 25c.
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H2lt-PriiCG Sale MILLINERY. Fl. MOSES & co.
 Successors to K. BALLERSTEIN & CO.,, S41 and S43 Chapel Street.

We shall commence on Friday of this week q general Clearing Out Sale of Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats and Bonnets al Half Former Prices. 150 Trimmed Velvet Hats, former
 price $650 each, now SEA-. 100 Trimmed Hats and Bonnets, for
 merly $5.50, now S275.
 15O Trimmed Hats and Bonnets, for
 merly s450, now SPA. A variety of Evening and Theater
 Hats and Children's Millinery at same reduction.
 FRENCH FELT HATS. All of our French Felt Hats, Black and Colors, only new desirable shapes, at 75c each, formerly S1.25 each. 50 dozen Trimmed Sailors and Walk ing Hats at 25c each, former price 75c
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RIBBON DEPARTMENT,

klBEUW UEPAR MEWI. RIBBONS
 For Fancy Work. RIBBONS ....
 For Millinery. RIBBONS
 Tor Dress Trimming. ALI at less than cost Of production. Gros Grain Ribbons, Satin and Gros Grain, Persian, Roman and Ores den effects, in endless variety and all widths. Our Satin and Gros Grain Ribbons for Fancy Work. while of superior quality, are lower in price than the inferior unreliable would-be Silk goods advertised about town as Ribbons, - in reality, only trans parent strings. BARGAINS IN OSTRICH FEATHERS
 AND BOAS.
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LACES.

hlnt or the unOuSdflQ anu ole dtlldC- tions with which this department holds. Daintiness and fluffiness albounds
 Yokes in Point Venice, $1.00 each.
 Lace Fichus in Point Applique ef- fleets, S2.39.
 Oriental Lace Fichu, 21a yeards long, $3.25.
 Point venise Collars, deep and effect i've, 29c.
 Do not forget when in the store to ask to see these)
 At this counter you will find:
 Bureau Sets in Irish Point (scarf and mats), s1.00 set.
 Point de Spirit Bureau Sets, $1.19 set. Pretty design and novel Bureau Set, edged fine lace and open work embroid- cred, $2,25.
 Tambour Muslin Pillow Shams, s5c pair
 Irish Point Pillow Shams, deep em- broidered, $14S pair. GLOVES. First Center Counter, Left.
 For gentlemen, for ladies' for chil- dren. There are lots Of headaches caused by gloves. Our department is under the charge of thorough gradu- ates, who will give the most careful attention in fitting.
 Ladies 2-Clasp Dog-Skin Walking Gloves $1.00 pr.
 Ladies 4-button DogslSin Gloves, P. K. stitch, $1.50 pr.
 Ladies' 4-button Kid Gloves, embroid- cred, Toe. pr.
 Ladies' Russian Leather 2-claS ? Gloves, $1.S5 pr.
 Ladies Kid Mittens, fleece lined, s1.00 pr.
 Ladies' Black Silk Mittens, worth $1.00, soc pr.
 Gentlemen's Fur Top Kid Gloves, lined, 50c pr.
 Gentlemen's Astrachan lined Kid Gloves, $100 pr.
 Gentlemcn's Fur Top Lined Kid Gloves, special, s1.00 pr.
 Gentlemen's Dogslin, 1-clasp, 9Sc pr.
 Gentlemen's Scotch Wool Gloves, soc pr.
 Children's Fur Top lined Kid Gloves, 50c and s1.0o pr.
 Children's Kid Mittens, fleece lined, soc pr.
 Gloves mailed in neat boxes, free) WINDSOR TIES.
 100 dozen extra and fine quality Silk Ties at 25c. a yard.
 50 dozen Boys Reefers at soc. each. ALSO OFFER
 1000 lbs. Mixed Candy worth 200, at 10c ID.
 800 lbs. Assorted Chocolate Creams, BOG. quality, at 15c. ID,
 POO lbs. Tom Thumb Mixed Candy, at 19c. ID.
 Full line of all other grades at the same low prices.
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Fur Capes.

Especial attention called to the Grand Bargains in Fur Capes-Coney Russian Lynx, Canada and Electric Seal, Astrakan, Brown Marten, Wool Seal and Alaska Sable, from $500 to SEQ less than former prices.
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Vnl. Frank & to.
 7S3 Chapel St.

We Intended to advertise big list of special values for our usual Three Days Sales, but such tremendous throngs as have crowded our store last week has made it impossible for the writer to get any items from the busy heads of departments, But every de- partmenJ section and counter will be ready Monday with a big lot of Special Prices for @ Great
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3 Day Holiday Sale.

WOULD YOU REFUSE THESE !?
 Plush and Celluloid Cases. Toilet Sets from 9Sc. to $12.5e. Jewel Cases 69c, to $2,50, Manicure Sets @9c, 10 $S.9S Shaving Sets in cases. SIPS to s4,9S Glove Cases 75c. to S1.69. Collar and Cuff Boxes 75c. to $1.9S, Handkerchief Cases. Pipes and Cigar Holder in Cases. Photo Albums 75c. to s5.9S. Photo Albums at $5,9S with music box
 Note paper in fancy boxes and eases 10c. to $2.50.
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RIBBONS.

First Center Counter, Left.
 Just bought for the Holidays, ss.000 worth of Ribbons in Satin and Gros Grain, Gros Grain, Satin Edge, double faced Satin and many new styles of fancy ribbons.
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(Rieht Aisla |

Fine Complexion Soap, made of Ross Water, Buttermilk, Cold Cream and Glycerine, highly recommended, Box of Cakes. 19c.
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We Give this Rocker to you

FRFF if you buy $15 worth Clothing kkkk at one time or at several | HILL times between now and Jan.
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1sc., 25c., 4sc., csc, ssc., $1.4s to s5 Jar. dineres with Pedestals.