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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-10
what >hnIiiCoou sn.dny,

This IS the question which Worries
women more than any other. lie
VlkGiNIAN every week. day of publ
cation answers it by publishing q
bill of fure for three meals, 1t ia n
practical, common sense bill of fare
ms Is glvou In addition to the
choice recipes. The VIRGINIAN also
Will be glad to publish for it's femi,
nlno readers such receipts for
dishes aud cooking which they may
be Kind enough TO send from time
to time.
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Valuable Lots "A. Auction.

Messrs. Il. G. Hoggutd e Co., will
sell at tho Real Estate Exchange ut
~ m. to day, four lots numbered
81. -, 33 aud 80 on the west side of
Chapel street, 81 anu 80 fronting %
feet on said street, and running
back 100 feet, and 80 aud 80 front.
ing 20 feet on Chapel street, and
running back lO0 feet. Also two
lots numbered IS and So on the
east side of said street. each front.
ing 70 feet aud cunning back lG3
ioct, as laid down on plat filed in
suit of White & White, and recorded
III the Map Book, in tho Clerks
ouico OF the Corporation Court OF
said city. This property will be
sold subject to incumbranoes, the
sum of about $1,000.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-10

"They had DIR. Oreenes Nervura
blood and nerve remedy in the
store where she worked. aud the
proprietor recommended her to take
1t, which sue dld.
"She wrote me while she was tax
ing the Nervura, that it had done
wonders for her. Sne is now entirely
cured of her nervousness, and has
not been so well in years.
'She was SO nervous that she
could hardly sit at the table, and
any little noise would startle her lik g
q wild partridge.
"She has now used three bottles,
and we are thankful to say that she
Is well, thanks to kind Providence
and DR.. Greene's Nervura blood and
nerve remedy"
1t is beyond the power of words
to tell the wonders that are done
every day by that greatest of all
medicines, DR.. Greene's Nervura
blood and nerve remedy. No med,
cine ever before possessed such
Wonderful powers to cure. Try il,
and see what IT will 10 for you. 1t
viii make you st rong aud we'll.
1t Is not a patent medicine. but
tie prescription Of the most success
full living specialist in curing ner.
vous and chronic diseases, DR..
Greene, of 50 West 18th street, New
York City. He has the largest prac-
tlce in the VOL Id, and this grand
medical discovery is the result of
his vast experience. The great rep.
utation OF DIR. Greene is Il guarantee
that his medicine will cure, and the
fact that he can be consulted by any
one, ut any time, Tree of charge, per
sonally or by letter, gives absolute
assurance OF the beneficial action of
this wonderful medicine.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-10
THE BRINK OF MADNESS
An End to Which bl3Oy are BllQdly
Rushing.
Many Paths Lead Straight to This
Terrible End. Are You Hope.
Iessly Struggling Along
This Dangerous
Road?

The world renowned poet Gray
says: "rhe paths of glory lead but
to the grave" All paths lead to the
grave, but especially do those dan
gerous walks of life, overwork,
strain on the system, dissipation,
improper attention to the rules OF
health, involving sleepless nights,
tired bodies and weak and shattered
nerves, lead to an early death. or q
more dreaded and fearful fate.
Notice the strength aud powerful
advice in the following letter writ
ten by Mrs. j. Wesley Mann, of
Northfie!d, Mass:
"About eighteen months ago my
daughter Jennie went into larg @
store as clerk and was obliged to
make long days of about fourteen
hours, and the work proved too hard
for her. She was completely run
down, being prostrated by nervous
debility. She had terrible restless
nights and was unable to sleep
hardly at all. Her head troubled
her. being dizzy, and her limbs
nched, and frequently she would sit
down aud cry, she was in such pal n.
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AMUSEM ENTS.

SoUsA. This grent musician and
leader will give one of his grand
concerts here in the near future.
Baudmaster Sousa is the leader par
excellence whom the public delight
to hear. His triumphs ut the
Worlds Fair, at Manhattan Beach
and at the st. Louis Exposition this
year are the record of an enthusias.
tic people and press.
Gus HILL-rhe attraction OF the
Academy next Monday will be Gus
Hills Novelties" ono of the best
high class Vaudeville organizations
travelling this season.
The WHITE SQUADRoS,"-" rhe
White Squadron" will be seen at the
Academy Of Music to morrow night
and Saturday matinee aud night.
The scenic beauties OF "rhe White
Squadron" are admired by the low
ers of this class of play. The story
tells OF the gathering OF the war
ships of the several nations, which
Slves ample opportunity for stnge
ELECTS, and III conjunction with the
work of the dramGtlst is also occa.
sion for many thrilling situations.
Lille in South America is also de-
picted with realism aud truthful
ness, which at the same time never
mars the even tenor of the story
that goes on to clear and rapid flu
ish. Mr.. w. a. Whitecar plays the
part of the hero in n manly, pictur.
esque fashion. Laura Almosuino,
Frederick Julien, Robert Neil, j.
w. Smiley, Will l.. Phillips, Miss
Laura Booth and Edith Julien take
the various parts in capable man
ner aud present "The White Squad
ron" as pleasingly as ever it has
been given in the past.
The sale of seats began yesterday
and the demand was great,
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Dcsnocra,ic conference.
by Southern Associated Press.

WAsHINGroN. January 9.-Im
mediately after the defeat of the
Currency bill In the House TO day
Mr.. voorhees,, Chairman of the
SENATE Committee on Finance called
Tue Democratic Senators together.
Inc consultation lasted for half an
honr, with the result that MIR. Voor-
hees VIII call special meeting OF
the committee for to morrow at .
o'clock. This meeting is for the
purpose as MIR. Voorhees, puts it. of
conference, consultation and such
other action as may be thought best
and agreed upon, and Is called IN
view or the very grave financial
situation,
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hnFebfigntion uf IyiicIiugs.
BY Southern Associated pross

WAsHISGroN. January 9.-Tho
House Labor Committee to day iii
rected Chairman McGann 10 rcport
to the House, with the redues. that
the committee be excused from fur
tier considering IT, the resolution
OF Mr.. Blair (Rep.), OF New Hamp.
shire, providing for the inyestjpa
Ton OF the subject OF lynchiugs.
The committee are Of the opinion
the subject belongs to the Judiciary
Committee.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-10

Carlton Cornwell, foreman the of
Gazette, Middletown, N. j.. believes
that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
should be in every home. He used
1t for cold and it effected n speedy
cure. he says: ut ia indeed n
grand remedy, can recommend to
all. L have also seen it used for
WLooping cough, with the best re-
suits. 20 and so cent bottles for
sSls by all druggists.
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ATLANTIC CITY,

With fair weather tomorrow
night the people may expect to have
the interesting entertainment at
Cooley Memorial by Miss Marie
knlbloe. Tickets sold will be good
for that night.
The Official Board of Asbury will
meet to morrow night at the resi-.
denee OF Captain Bacchus. Ave
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Observation-Disclosures,

VIII rise again IN the bosom Of dysnep.
tic wise enough to substitute for IN
pseudoSonics. WHICH have bambuolIe
him out OF his behc! in the possibilitv %
cure. the real inyig0rant and stomach -
iostetter's Stomach Bitters Inc
otious, the nervous. the dysDcptic. the
.hvumatiG ahEe derive specify benefit
from his helpful botanic me.uciuc Per.
sons suffering from Indigestion will gam
no posiiife rctmanent COOL from the
merry. nnmedi, Il cd stimuiants Of com
merce, too utteu used rec ilesslv. The
bltters Is lmmensurably to he preferred
10 these a "A TOM, since its pare basis *
mo iih.d by the conf InctIon with II NJ
IcSeta5 Q ingredients of the highest
rehedial excellence, Malaria is pro
gor into the weak aud sickl,. \ wine.
as'tul three times day is the ayerIge
dose. o.
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A lie 7 T Err
FROM REV. II. @. CHEATHAM, OF THE
NJ. +. CHURCH.

hlJah Baker. Esq.
DEAR SiR-I desire to bear testimony
10 tho eNceilence OF yolr L emium Bit
ters.' My wife suffered with a severe
form OF bowel compl int for about OF hit
years. She was treato by several reg
u ar phys ans but rece we'd no uerula-
hent benefit. She was compelle TO
Acrclse tho greatest canton II regard
TO her Diet abstaining from fruits aud
@e.sert' rocuroi ottle OF your
hltt g. an the one hottie effectol an
entire re.
We lesari your Bitters as a mo val
VA Ie family medicine.
Very truly.
IL. Z. CHEATHANI.
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Notice 30 the rravcIing v,ublic

The Passenger and Ticket Office
of the Bay Liue, Washington steam
ers and Baltimore and Ohio Rail.
road and connections, formerly 10
Gated nj rs Main street, Lowenberg
building, has been removed to 60
Main street, under Atlantic Hotel.
next to Main street entrance.
ARTHUR q. LEWIS,
jGn4-10t p. * Il. a.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her cast,ria
When she was o Child, she cried for Castoria
when she became Miss, she chung to CastorIa
When she had Children, she gave them Cas,or
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q ITUATiONS FOR SEVERAL VERY COM
~ petcnt and reliable white and cOlor.d girls;
. few girls OF good addrcS, and references rom
Una are zee sing homes:at TIE l. DIES ~
ca AN,il, 10 Main stree, managed now
c'usivcly 10y ladie-. Jas
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FOR E%lSNE.
ROOM FOR RENT.

One or two gentlemen can obtain a nccly
fnrniShed room, centrally located. with all
nodern Invcucmccs including bath cas and
beat. within three minutes walk of the eIec-
eric line. \. G. T., care NiIginian. noI0-tf
tOR RENT--KOOMS ABOVE 1876 MAIN
j street. Suitable for dressmaker. mol
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-10

In purify there is health. is the
potto OF the Virginia Dairy Lunch.
atronize 1t. Open all night. 90
Aain street,~near Commerce street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-10

Acme Dining-Rooms, 81 Main
street. Meals aud lunches evely
hour OF tho day. Regular dinner,
Zoe, served from II to p. m. For
neatness, cleanliness and moderate
prices. ia3 I'm
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-10

If you have failed to be cured by
other medicines. try DIR. Reaves'
herb remedies. Oilice, 257 Queen.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-10

ZINE HOME Al y BARGAIN WELL
built comfortable House. ibj Bfamb cton
evtnuc; two stories, collar and attic: HcAtGi by
licmderson'S Hot Air Fusntoc, large, h,.h lot
yith driveway. For sale On easy term. joan
r.. COUPER, Jr., II5 Bank stree. isg-Im
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eDCOM FOR RENT" y COMFOE ABLE
IL i"rnishc roo AZ, will gas heat ami Daln,
{lr SIN IL gentleman, GA - Get car liuc west
PHte street. Address y. y. h., Nirgintan o.
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SPECIAL FOR SIXTY DAYS - LADIES.
a make 10 mistake. Buy Vince err & Wilson's
acpsircd. J. H. STONE. Agent, i0l Church
street. noiO
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quo BOAT FOR SALE-THE "COL. ! C.
4 liiil.' I his boat is well known in SUFFOLK
EorolK or tdcnton. and is 4 suitable boat TO
90 towing either in logs, lumber or vessel bust
anyone wishing TO purchase bargain can ne.
pertain price "od term by applyin, t. i. II.
EACLEARf, General Managcf, ). x G. Ey.
20. Suffolk Va dr,;-,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-10

ME HANIChL DRAUGA'I iMAN WANTED
sil at 100 Nain street. tIiE EXCHANGE.
jaI
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NNANTED-NOuNG LADY FOR EECEP-
" tion room: experienced salesladies; as
$40, ~ LADIES EXCHANGE, 100 Main
street. i.5
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TOR SALE STOCK OF GROCERIES, AND
ttorc hxturts at good stand IN Branb q.
ION Located Ia al excellent community.
9e ms 10 s)nable Address "a b. c." Viz
gilman office. ASA
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-10

EoR SALt-A - ACRE FARM WITH \
i good room house and brick kitchen and
OUT buildings, 20 acres under cultivation, "a,
dulles from rity OF Norfolk, or viii oxch n.t
IT, good city prop riy Enguiro j. -. LOWS
Df.Nl w Il Sc avenue N0IioIk, Va. dels.if
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FOR RENT

AGtofiIspifn1 Of his ciIJs mrs Inns o- lea. IS
oe7iH FOR ons 'nEeriiOn; So cenn for Atrea
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<0ru nssr',ny OF his cfdSs, me HnsS or ksSI. IS
cents for one insertion! 90 GEMS Tor itreo
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f'icarIii. Sntc,

clearing. Snic.
Special low prices will be offered
by us Tor the month Of January to
reduce stock previous to taking in.
ventory. Save money by buying
now. Chapman Il Jakemnn, level
ers, corner Main and Bank streets
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acne they would be almost priceless Co thos3
VINO surfer from this distressing complaint,
iut fortunately their goodness does not end
mere and those who once try them will find
tnese little pills valuable in SO many WAYS that
fney VIII not be willing 10 do without them.
But Sfter all sick bend
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-01-10

NVANrED-A MAN ACCUSTOMED TO
NJ selling stable trade 20 sell oil and grease
on commission; ore selling hay and grain per-
hfrei; references required; also an experienced
aian 10 sell lubricati'g OILS IN Norfolk and
silently; also in the South, ON commissi M
Feierences rcnuire1. Address K. II. BROWN
& CO., ELK Ridge, Md jalO-3t
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W N'l'n:ss.

wANrED.
~dr""'s","n OF mis- ciass, me nnei or issi, IS
cent, for one insertion! % GEMS for itreo.
r-------------- =-------------=
IVANrEp-A MAN ACCUSTOMED TO
NJ selling stable trade 20 sell oil and rreaS.
on c,mmi, sion; ore selling hay and grain per
hfrei; references required; also an experienced
aian 10 sell lubricati'g OILS in Norfolk and
Siciniiy; also In the South, ON commissi M
Eeferences rcnuirel. Address K. II. BROWN
q CO., ELK Ridge, Md. ia0-it
WANTED A BRISK AND CApABLE
" woman nurse aud clean house. Apply
nt 1873 Park avenue. iae-tf
WANTED - TRAVELLING SALESMAN
~ for Virgnil trade Large line and good
pay. Address "HAKDwARE,' l7l1 Baltimore
direct, Baltimore, Md. jas-2w
WANTED - TWO FURNISHED ROOMS.
~tcinity. state location aud terms. References
given. Address 81 care ths Office. jaS-5tS
1NANTED-A PRACTICAL YOUNG BUSI-
" Icss man who ,an nvcs, s3ol in first
glass and well g tablisEei cash business that
gill pay him $50 per week. Particulars LOO
oiain street. jas
= FIRSr-CLASS RAILROAD SrENoGRPH-
q crs at once, wholesale house hoIkkceIcr,
travelinG grocery salesman. Particulars 100
siain street. jas
WANTED MARRIED JANIToR WITH
" out childrenl handy with carpenters
tools man ami wife to care for bile buiding
bring reference 10 100 Main street. ja5
NJTANTED DRY GOODS CLERKS. GENTS
W furnishing clerk experienced grocer y
clerks. milk route driver, storehouse portcrs
Swhte), 100 Miu street. jaJ
. RESPONSIBLE NIGHT wATCHMEN
. Single mem, $50 per month. 100 Main
street. jaj
SNANTED-YOUNG LADY FOR RECEP-
" tion room: experienced salcsadies;
distant bookkr per: public inst tuition mutroI,
$40, a. LADIES EXCHANGE, 100 Main
street. ja5
SITUATIoNs FOR SEVERAL VERY COM
~ petcnt and reliable white and cOlor.i yiris
. few girls OF good addrcS, and references rom
she country: colorcd girls fr IN Norm Caro-.
Nna are zee ,ing homes.at TIE l. DIES E "
SeAN,'ls 10 Main stree, managed now y
c'usiyely 10y ladie-. Jas
HIEC HANGCNL DRAUGA1 'MAN WANTED
sil at 100 Maia street. tiiE EXCHANGE.
EPECIAL For SIXTY DAYS = LADIES.
q make 10 mistake. Buy Vince err & Wilson's
duplex No. ., two machines in one. Al makes
acpsiTcd. J. II. STONE. Agent, l0l Church
street. nolO
AETEp-Lady agents throughout Nir-
" ginia TO handle an article That sells on its
oloiit. Address 81 Fifth avenue :. L., 3oa-
coke, Va. Co20
AVANTED.-SpcciaI Advertising Canvas.ers.
~ familiar with premium merChantilC trade;
money maker of 1874. Also clever general
5anvasscrs on greatest seller of the dag. STAN
AEf BRADLEY, f. Ii, ST.. New lolk.
A GENTS TO TAKE ORDERS BY SAM
~ pie mt home or travel We pay lib
Sral salary ami cAncnses or goo com
mission ana furnish samples to RICH; APP
plicant. Address Lock Box 1898. New
sork city. au2G.lw
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WANTED - a BRISK AND CAPABLE
" woman I nurse aud clean house. Apply
at 1873 Park avenue. iae-tf
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WANTED - TRAVELLING SALESMAN
~ for Virginil trade. Large line and good
pay. Address "HARDWARE,b lTil Baltimore
ktreet, Baltimore Md. jas-2w
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when Baby WIS SICK. we gave her castoria.
When she was a Child. she cried for Castoria
whea she became Mis-. she chung to cassoria.
When she ha6 Children. she gave them Cas1oris
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The cheapest and best soap on the
market is Free Coinage" bars for a
quarter. IL bars for a half dollar. and
IS bars for a dollar. AL the best gro
GERS in Butte have II on sale. Call
for Il.
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GRADE THE STREETS
The Committee on Such Matters Met
to Discuss the Proposition.
WHO WILL BEAR THE COSTS
It Is Concluded to Assess 10 Per
Cent. to the Auditing Property,
IS Per Cent to the City
Some Recommendation
WHO WILL BEAR THE COSTS

The street and alley committee met
Yesterday afternoon to consider the mat
ter of various special assessments TO be
made. The committee concluded TO take
the Interpretation Of the new code, which
assesses rs per cent. of the cost to the
abutting property and the balance to the
city as a whole. The grading of the new
tract in the northwestern part OF town,
which Is to be thrown on the market In
the spring, In which Mayor Thompson
and other citizens are interested, will be
paid in this way The grading which was
done Is to permit the street railroad to
run up Excelsior avenue to Caledonia
street, west on Caledonia to Emmett ave-
nue., and south on Emmett avenue to Park
street This Will cover the entire new
tract. which will be put on the market In
the spring.
The report of the committee, which win
be presented TO the. council tomorrow
evening, is as follows:
I'VE recommend that the rate of as
eessment for the grading of Nevada ave-
nue. be fixed at rs cents per front foot.
this being rs per cent of the cost OF the
work. and as much as can be assessed to
the property under the law.
1--WE recommend that an assessment OF
30 cents per linear foot frontage be levied
on all property on Copper street between
Excelsior avenue and Alabama street to
Oefray tne COST OF clearing INC Street VI
distractions owned by w. G. Smith, this
being rs per cent. of the total cost.
1--WE recommend that all property on
Colorado street, between Delaware ave-
nue. and Aluminium street, be assessed
pro rata per front foot to defray the cost
of property purchased from w. II. Pat
terson to open said street, the amount be-
ing rs per cent. of the purchase price,
$500.
1--WE recommend that all property on
Dakota street. between the south side OF
lot No s, block of the Ophir addition.
and Aluminium street. be assessed pro
rata to defray the cost of property pur-
chased from w. II. Patterson to open
said street. the total cost being $500.
ITO defray the cost of grading Caledo-
mia street from Excelsior avenue to Hen
ny avenue, Excelsior avenue from Gale
donia to woolman street. and Emmett
we recommend that rs per cent of the
total cost, or the sum of 81, S94. Al, be as
sessed on all property abutting in from
of which there was grading, except the
parts owned by the B., A. & p. Railway
company.
I'VE recommend that an assessment bs
| bui1t or repaired by the street commits
sioner by order of the city council"
The sewer committee also met yester.
property on the south side of Broadway
between Covert street and Lee avenue
| be assessed at the rate of 81 IS per from,
foot 10 defray the entire cost of the sew.
er constructed in front of this property
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Special for Baby.
Legs. A beautiful china plate with
fork. knife and spoon, s1.25.
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The Old Folks at Home.

Are anxiously watching and waiting for
you.
Why not go home for the Holidays?
What more appropriate time to make
glad their hearts again?
Your time may be limited. hence you
desire the most direct route.
There is none better than the Bur
lington' and very few as good.
IL will land you home hours IN advance
of other routes
Our folders tell you all about II. Write
for one
PHIL DANIELS.
T. p. A. Butte. Mont.
III. F. RUGER.
T. p. A, Helena, Mont.
w. W. JOHNSTON.
Conf Agent. Billings. Mont.
Suhscrfbe Tor the STANDARD.
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Artistic work of finest quality a.
Elite studio. Park and Main streets.
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MEMS SHIRTS.

Mems Unlaundried Shirts. linen
bosom and bands, reinforced front and
back, endless sleeve and back stay,
cut large: worth 75c.; this sale. 37hc.
Mems Fine White Laundried Shirts.
best on earth. at s1.25; now 75c.
Manhattan Shirts. plain white, laun-
dried. regular price $3.50 and 81; going
for SIPS.
Mems Shirts with fancy colored
bosom and cuffs to match, regular
price 81; now 81.
Mems Percale, with or without cod
lar attached. worth $50 and 81; now 81.
Mems good quality Outing Flannel
Shirts, special value, for Csc.
Heavy Flannel. regular s1.5o grade.
| going for 81.
Mems very fine FLANNEL Shirts. cheap
at 50: now s1.5o.
CHIIDREN'S CLOTHING.
Good wearing and honest suits, s1.5o.
Rows All-wool Combination Suits.
$3.50.
Choice of any Boys Combination
Suit in the house for IS. ~
Boys Cape Overcoat. Lot 6543. very
| fine, this sale 1925.
Boys Heavy Ulster. Lot 1889. worth
$3.50. going for s4.2s
Boys Refers. heavy Chinchilia.
large collars. something extra fine.
Lot. No. 417e-C. this sale $s.15.
Mail orders receive prompt attention
and we pay the express.
Your money back for the asking.
Clans & Klein
LARGEST cLornIERs IN MONTANA
r7o and I77 N. rlain St, Butte.
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Solid gold ladies' watches SIS, at ST.
mon Banks. 124 N. Main street
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For your holiday trip take the Bur
Hngton route via Northern Pacific a.
Billings.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-12-10

Beautiful pictures and books fol-
Christmas gifts at Calkins' book store
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-12-10

Don't pay as much for your under
wear this year as last. Buy 1t from the
Cash Clothing company.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-12-10

Best alarm clocks for rs cents at 8
mon Banks, 124 N. ain street.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-12-10

B. J. Gibson. dentist A No. 1 denta
work. 81 East Park street.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-12-10

Men, gloves. Csc. Dan Lewis She's
Co.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-12-10

For window glass call at Butte Art
Stained Glass Works. 326 South Main.