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only remedy to really cure him must be
natural remedy. II must work according to
natural laws and bring him right in touch
with Nature. Any unnatural ss,muiu. o.
mere temporary "appetizer" does no per.
manent good to 4 person who IS debilitated
and rundown
In these conditions the most perfect, nat.
ural strength builder is DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery. 1t acts directly upon
the natural nu,ritive processes, and creates
solid, permanent strength and vital force ID
the same way that Nature creates them.
II capacitates the stomach and liver 70
vitalize the circulation and feed the nerve
centres with pure. healthy blood. This Is
exactly Natures way Of curing nervous ex-
haustion debility, insomnia, and neuralgia
During the past so years. DR.: Pierce's
medicines have become recognized standard
remedies throughout the world. =, His
Pleasant Pellets are a perfect and reS.
manent cure for constipation.
Sister Eliza l. de Falcon. Of Corpus Christi,
Nueces Co.. Texas writes This Is to tell you
that have been i'll for twenty one wears and was
finally cured BY your medicines Golden Meci
cal Discovery and 'Favorite Prescription Iva
completely cured after taking the medicine"
The Globe-republican., 1897-03-25

The Nevada man who had seven
homely daughters. for box of cigars
got the local editor to publish . rumor
that he was = desperate old missr who
had seven barrels Of gold buried in his
cellar. and all his daughters were mar
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shows a desire to injure her young
ones. her back should be cooled with a
cloth saturated with coal oil. Even
cold water is beneficial.

The heaviest Rambouillet fleece Of
record weighed so pounds at II months
and 10 days growth. and was taken
from q three-year-old Blaco- Roberts
Glide California ram.
When American farmers learn how
to cooperate they will have taken 4
great step in advance.
The separator - q revolutioaist: Il
makes work play.
The Globe-republican., 1897-03-25

And very close too. That's what any one should
be in treating ones self for inActioa OF the Kid
neys and bladder. The dUre;ie which expert
encs indicates - supplying the regulate stimu-
lation to the crgans without exciting them 10
Gostetter's stomach bitters. Don't delay; kid
ney inaction and diseases are not far apart For
fever and ague, dyspepsia. constipation rhcu-
matism and n.yvc debility. also use sae Bl,terA
The Globe-republican., 1897-03-25

The Zulus of Africa contributed
81, 900 last year to the support of their
native churches
The Globe-republican., 1897-03-25

Without wishing to encourage the
world in gabble. we may state that
the goldenress Of silence is over-esti-
mated. The mute inglorious oyster if
always getting into broils, stews and
hot water
The Globe-republican., 1897-03-25

The Mormons .re said to employ
c.aOO. missionaries, which is about one
to every 100 members Of their church
The Globe-republican., 1897-03-25

The United States has a greater va
viety of venomous 1ies than any other
country. Several thousand species
have been put upon tie government
The Globe-republican., 1897-03-25

During The recent holidays every
single girl oyer eighteen in the town OF
SrookstOwn, Ky. was married
The Globe-republican., 1897-03-25

know that my lite was saved by Piso's
Cure Tor Consnmption.-John A. Miller,
Au Sab! e, Michigan. April II. 1895.
The Globe-republican., 1897-03-25

Toxic has adopted the arch system
for the two miles Of elevated railroad
which it has been decided to build
there at q cost of s., 000, 600.
The Globe-republican., 1897-03-25

WHEN bilious or coStlve, eat . Cascaret
candy cathartic, cure guaranteed. lOc, sc.
The Globe-republican., 1897-03-25

CAscARErs stimulate liver, kidneys and
bowels Never sicken. weaken or grippe. loo
The Globe-republican., 1897-03-25

NO-TO.BAC FOR FIFTY CENTS.
Over 404 600 cure,i. Why not let NO-To- Bac
regulate or remove YOUR desire for tobacco.
raves money. makes health and manhood.
Cure guaranteed, Soc and 81. 90 all druggists.
The Globe-republican., 1897-03-25

Military physicians in India prescribe
opium as harmless tonic for soldiers
in fatiguing marches.
The Globe-republican., 1897-03-25

Virgil says that 1.-The first driver OF
Q four-in-ha was Erichthonius."
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FARM AND GARDEN.
MATTERS OF INTEREST TO
ACRICULTURISTS.
o0Do Cp-to-dato Hints About Cultiva.
~ Of the Soil and Yields Thereof
-Horttculture. vittcalt1re and Flors-
Oa1Aara.

HERE are six diff
erene ways to SOW
timothy and clover
coed. S o me are
suited to Iowa con-
ditions and s o m e
are not, and in all
cases conditions Of
soil govern here, as
Ell s e whtre. writes
E. e. Bennett in
Waverly Ua.) Re
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WHAT A srUPENDOUs LIE!

We hear a farmer say when he reads
that John BREEDER, Mishicott, Wis.
grew 173 bushels Of Salzer's Silver
King Barley per acre in 1896. Don't
you believe it? Jus; write him: You
see Sal.er's seeds are bred up to big
yields. And Oats $50 bushels. corn 26O.
Wheat 60 bushels. Potatoes 1.6O0 BUSH
els, Grasses 6 tons per acre. ETC., etc.
$1,000 FOR 10 CENTS.
just Send This Notice With 10 Gems
stamps to John 4. Salzer Seed Co..
La Crosse, Wis, and get II farm seed
samples, worth $40, to get start. w.n.
The Globe-republican., 1897-03-25

IRIS stopped free And permanently cured. No Ca
after drs; DAYS use OF DR.. kline,s Great Nerve
80otOrer. Free 50 trial bottle and trearis~
Send 70 DE- KLINE. 93I Arch St.. Philadelphia Pa
The Globe-republican., 1897-03-25

GET STRENGTH AND APPETITE.
Use DR.. Earte-'s Iron Tonic. Your druggist
will refund money II not satisfactory.
The Globe-republican., 1897-03-25

HeGeman's CAmphor lce with 0lycerine
Cures Chapped Hands and Face. Tender or Sore Feet
Chiblains. Piles, &C. C. C. Clark Co.. New Haven. Ct
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In the southern districts Of China
horseshoes are made of cane and bam-
boo
The Globe-republican., 1897-03-25
Few animal!

Few animals possess the sense of
smell in . greater degree than the
horse
The Globe-republican., 1897-03-25

The mum Der of convicts in the Mary
land penitentiaries has increased 20
per cent in the last three years
The Globe-republican., 1897-03-25

Hrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
Pr children tcethng softens the gums reduces nam
asloa Alays pain cures wind collie. Is bottle
The Globe-republican., 1897-03-25

The first English riding academy
was founded by William III.
The Globe-republican., 1897-03-25

Close observers declare that the
horse really sheds tears when grieved.
The Globe-republican., 1897-03-25

In Christian art the horse symbolizes
goodness and generosity.
The Globe-republican., 1897-03-25
The Strength Of Nature.

According to the ancient mythology, when
Hercules wrestled with AntEus. every time
he Was thrown a. he jumped up again
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Ladies' HandkerchIefs.

Laiie5 White Initial. 50.
Ladies' Coiorsd Border Eaa4ksr-
chiefs. &c. si-sc. 100 each.
Ladies' White Hemstitch Haniker-
chiefs. &c i-se, ioc each.
Ladies' An-Linen White Hennetitch
Hanakerchiefs. &c. i9isc. i5c, DC, aSc.
BE-. SC. 800 each.
Ladies' Swiss Embroidered Hama
ksrcaiefs. iQc. Lizc. iSc, Is ia 80
each.
Lad!es' Ail-Lsnsn Hand Emsre'i-
cred ana Hemstitch Hanckerchisfs. La,
Is 2-2e. epc, &c. Sc. Soc. 75c. Sc.
Ladies' Ail-Lsnen Nsry Fine Hand
Embroidered Hantksrchisfs. 81. 90. e.
as. MS. s.ea. s2.s. t3sa. aA
ladies' An-Ltnen Initial Hens Itch
Eandkerch.efs. sSc.
LADIES' Real Duchess Laos Han6ker~
chiefs. 81 :. $50. g. %. $50. 800. t5A
$50. Nn, $50 to $500.
LADIES' Real yAierciennes Lace
Trimmed Handksrrh!sfs. Aa TO t'.ss
each.
I.aaiss' six Hantksrohies2 "a ia
sac. Tsc 10 SIS each.
Chnd-en's coi0rsd Border Uaacksr-
chiefs. ; lie. &c each.
Chnaren'x Colored Border Al L;csn
Hsndserchiets, 80 each.
Cn.l6rers' White Embro,derea HAcd.
kerchlefs. .5e. 80 each.
Chiiaren's Six Haatksreh.stA Ia
i5c. 80 eaea-
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Ladies' Umbrellas. natural wood
handles. steel rod. paragon frame. ts..S,
& 20. $500, $50, 1878 each.
Ladies. Umbrellas, natural wood
handles silver trimmings steel rod.
paragon frame, G.5o, N.15. lIS $AA
81 "a. 500 each
Ladies' Umbrellas. pearl handles,
steel rod. paragon frame. N-TA S2.A
$500 each.
Ladies' Umbrellas. with fancy gold
or silver and pearl handles. steel rod.
paragon frame, Sad. ss.s0. $lo.oa Sl2-sa.
$l4o0 each.
Ladies' Umbrellas with Dresden
handles. steel rod. paragon GamA
$s25 Sass, $500. $500. $3.50.
Ladies' Colored Umhre.laA steel rod
paragon frame. $s.6o. tAss to $50 each
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Toilet Articles.

Hudnu.'s Perfume. SOC, 75c. sl.oe. g. 50.
Hudnut's Toilet Cerate, sc, N-so.
Hudnus's Cold Cream. SOC.
Huduut's Benzoin. s5c.
Hudnut's Milk OF Cucumber and
Orris. $40.
Hudnut's Toilet Water, N0o.
Hudnut's Cologne Water. S.0o.
Hudnut's Florida Water, SOC.
Porta Mack, H.Oo.
Sachet, II ounce bottles, soc.
Colgate's Toilet Water. 4Sc, Sc.
Colgate's Perfume, sc.
Pinauds Perfumes. s5c. 81 Is. si.35.
Pinaud's Toilet Water, SOC. Coo. s5c.
Csc. SIS, $l.5a.
Pinaud's Eau De ouinine. 4oc. Sc.
$.25.
pinauds Salts. Soc.
Roger & Gallet Perfume. Sc.
Sozodont, 65c.
Rubifoau. alc.
LYONS Powder, 20c.
Kinds Honey and Almond Cream. S5c.
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Fans.

Hand Painted Black Empire Fans.
SC. sl.sa. SIS, 500, $50. s27S. s@ 70
s. 80 each
Plain Black Empire Fans 75c. Sc.
g. -. Sl1s. s2-25 each.
Plain White Empire Fans, g. 5. st.5.
So each.
HaaG-Palnted White Empire Fans.
70 SIS. 81 sl.s5. s1-S. S-.S 20 5000
each.
Hans-Pairtea Waite Empire Fans.
with lace edge. &c. It's. S-5A. It's.
ssss. $50. n@s TO s C..
Han6-palnted White Empire Fans,
with amber sticks. s. x. IS A-s5
Fancy Painted Colo.et Empire Fans,
&c sc each.
Ostrich Feather Fans. slack. IA.
81 -. $50, &5a. $50 20 IS - each.
Ostrich Feather Fans white. Sc 30.
is. ssa, tlaas 20 81 20 sach.
Ostrich Feather Fans raak- blas Or
RED. s. 20, ss5a 20 81 10 each
Chleren's Fans. Sc. $50 to &c eaca-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-19
Sterling Silver
Novelties.

Hat Brushes. 49, $1A
Clothes Brushes. Ills. S.0. N.sa u.u.
$3.50.
Nah Brushes. 7so. si7s. s1N.
Tooth Brushes. $50. N.o0 III
Baby Brushes. &c. us.
Hair Brushes, as, ISIS. AFA $su-
Smelling Salts Bottle, cut glasA ssere
ling silver top. rs. $a15. G.1.
Muc!lags Botue cut glass. sterling
silver top, It's.
Perfume BostlA cut glass. sterling
silver top, ISIS
Files. 7sc. sioo u-So.
Button Hooks. 75c. u-oo. u-M
Paper Knives, Sc. 400. d-A
Embr'y Scissors. N.2S. $lIS to $aeA
Baby Combs, CSC. It's.
Puffs. s5c. sSc. sio0. si.s5.
Ratties, Ills. 800.
Cigar Cutter. soc. si.oA
Shoe Horn. sc. ti.oo. n-A
Buffers, 81 % Na5. sa5.
Ink Stands, GU. glass. sterling SILVER.
TOP. s2.75. $3.50. $50
Pocket Knives. 75c. G.cs. $2a.
Match Boxes. Ill. t1-5o A1A 1A
$e75, A95.
Rag Tags. sc.
Faseilne Jars. $50.
Tooth Brush Glass. -. TIA
Military Brushes. Ss.g3 each
Pickle Forks. n.t5.
Sardins Forks. H.Ta
Powder Boxes. cut glass. with stsr.
ling silver top. taT. SIS.
silver Thimhles. asc. Doc.
Mirrors, $3.50 ana 1000.
CeilaIoid Powder Boxes, zoe. So ga
Fancy Powder Boxes. asa. SSo ia.
It's
Atorn,gers, &c. Soc, $50, SSo. 81. 90, g. 3.
E5o. ss@
Real Shell Hair Ornaments. sra. sso.
sI25. si.ts. $50. $3.50 90 ts.B each.
Imitation Shell Hair Ornaments. Ga
BE. 5Oc, sc. T5c each.
Fancy Combs. N-2S. $l.5n. t3.so each
Hair Brushes. solid back. genuine
bristlss. &C, Soc. TO. SIC. 800, $50 -
SS51
Fancy Paper Knives. ts1 eTc-
Eye Glass Chains. f5c
Eye Glass Hooks. 15a
whisk Brooms. Too. iso Ec. so 10 fys.
Fail !!ne best Perfumes ana Toilet
Articles OF al kinda
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-19

Infants Carriage Robe made In fine
quality Of Elderdown. lined with sat
teen and finished with heavy silk cord
and ribbon how. price s25o
Infants Carriage Robe. made In fine
quality Of Lambs Wool, edged with
rufile Of satin ribbon. price 3ea
Infants Carriage Robe made In fire
quality Of India silk. thickly wadded
and tufted with narrow ribbon. In pink
ard pale blue. price S4.00
Infaa;fS Carriage Robe. made In fine
quality ot French Flannel. handsomely
embroidered. each corded and fin
ished with wide band OF satin ribbon.
price tL5a
Infants Carriage Robe, made III flne
quality of Lambs Wool Heed with
cream India silk ana finished NTH
sufle OF Satin ribbon. price 300
infant'S Carriage Robe. made IN
cream Crepon over pink. handsomely
embroidered and finished with delicate
cream lace. price s. 90.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-19
Ladies' and Mems
Slippers.

From tomorrow until January 1. isas.
we will give free one pair of best rub
bers with every pair of shoes sold at
$50 or over.
See our immense display OF Gentle
mems and Ladies' Holiday Slippers
In Gentlemen's we have them in OK
ide Kid Russia Calf. Dongo.a. ALI
gator. Imitation Pigs Skin. also
Pushes In great variety: In price they
range from 75c to 800.
In Ladies' Slippers we show them in
Velvet, Plush. Satin. Sateen. Felt. Pat
ent Leather. also all styles in fine Kid
Slippers. suitable for Christmas Pres
ents. ranging In prise from soc TO 800.
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Ladies' Purses and
pocketbooks.

Real Seal Combination Purse and
Card Case. sterling silver corners, f-@5.
Ladies' Leather Coin Purses. l5c, &c.
Sc. sec. 5sc. si.oa. Us. Use. SIS.
Ladies' Leather Combination Card
Case and Pocketbook. in black or COL
ors. 5ac, -5c. sc. $40, 81 Is. $50. sl.75.
s. oo. s. 2S, s.. 80, s275, 500.
Ladies' Leather Com blnation Pocket
books with sterling silver corners.
Soc SIS. sl5o. soc. s. 81. $3.50 70 $50.
Ladies' Leather Combination Pocket
books with fancy corners, &c.
Ladies Fancy colored Leather Com
hieafian Pocketbooks. with sterling
silver corners. SIS. s2--S. rs, Soo.
s. 81 70 s. 81
Ladies' Leather Chatslains Bags. soc.
&c. Sc. SIS. slsa. s25A. sass.
Ladies Leather Shopping Bags. tssc,
s. 20. s. 3. see.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-19
lnnumerable Novelties.
Read this list over. It
will suggest many a present
and help you in your Selec-
tons when puzzled to know
exactly what to give.

Hand Painted Ceiluloid Handker.
chief Boxes. SIS.
Hand-Painted Celluiod Necktie
Boxes. Hoo. $3.50. sl.ss. $2.oo.
Hand-Painted CeiluloId Glove Boxes.
sloo si.5a sl75, 500.
Hand Painted celluloid Fan Boxes.
s2i7.
Hand-Pain,ed Celluloid Glove and
Handkerchief Boxes s1-5o, SITS. H.6.
s2co s2.51. SIS. s. Is set.
Hand Painted CelIuloid Work Boxes.
e5c. s5c 95c each.
Hand-Painted Celluloid Ribbon
Boxes $50 to $50 each.
Hand-P Painted Celluloid Jewel Boxes
SIS each.
Hana-Pairted celruioid Manicure
Boxes. $50. SIS. s225 each.
Hsnd-Painted Cellulold Cigar Boxes.
$50 each
j Boxes - each.
Hand-Palnted Celluloid Trays. Sc
each
Laatherette Glove and Handkerchief
Boxes 90. &c s1e5 set.
Hars-Pair.eS Dresden Toilet Sets on
Fars-painted TRAY $50 each.
Hcx. e - $3.50 So ss-s each.
Silver rra r-aefed Toilet Sets IN Box,
s. a. sa2S g : $50 each
Col4 wuau1eled Toilet Sets IN Box.
go e ~ each.
Gold or SILVER Toilet Sets on Trays.
SaS sex So. 81 each.
SILVER Plated Ink Wells. &c. sc. Sc.
siea each.
Rra-x Ink Wells. 90. &c. So. IS Sc.
s. st7s - sgsA each
Silver Plated Trays. 80. s5c 70 SIS
each
Co'a-Platea trays. 80, sc 70 ...s
each.
co'a-P1atei Jawe' Roxes, with lew
ei~f sor a=e each.
Ss1ver-r's'es Taver Poxes sc ~ars.
S''v~--Plated Smokers Sets. sac 70
- ~ sat.
ox'a,zea Smokers Sets cza set.
NIKE, shoe se-s ~ SCI.
sffver-Piatss Pin Roxes. "a. *, each.
S'lver-Plated Stamp Foxes. &c. &c
sab.
sstver-r}sted whlsk Broom Holders.
- - eacA
e-,ve--P's.ed Match FFolsAr 20
Sslver-p1stei Tocteri~}< Holder. &C.
BraEs Match Holder. &c
R~ass PLAYING Card Foxes - eseh.
Pomade Jar. silver plated top. x,
each
Go'a-plated Photo Frames. 20. s5c.
s. ~ s-5 each.
s2ver-P1a,es Photo Frames. Is. Sc,
- a. each
Leather Photo Frames. SO SIS
ssrh-
Nickel Match SatsS sc. - each.
Fancy Pen wjpers lAc 70 - each.
Fancy Pr Cushions i6c To sc ea-h
Trtp'lcate Mirrors, ws.h wood frames.
f. rs. k1G s. = A3
T-3p.scate Alrrors VIII nickel
frames. s4.7s S,ao s. .
leather Collar ard Cn~ Boxes. s. d.
..-5. sl50 SIS. so. SO 81 81 each
Leather Dressing Cases. w.th hair
erasA. ,ooeh snd nau brushes etc. &c
So s. - E@. Ea as ssS s75A
81 z 70 So esch-
{ Leather Writing Portfolios. ID
+ s32s- So. SIS Ses. 80 exc...
Military Hair Brushes n leather
case. S.-s. s4.-5.
Standing Mirrors. 80. &c. sac each
Snail Trioucaie Mirrors. &C. Gc
each.
LEATHER CARD Cases. WIFE pack
card. &c. E-s. rs. r-o
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-19
Picture Books.

ChIldrens Illustrated Board Cover
Picture Books Short Stories.
Baby's Wonderland SC.
Happy Little Ones, &c.
Happy Hours. &c.
Play Days. *.
Sunbeam Stories. &C.
Idle NJ msnts, 81.
Fairy Land. &c.
Dot and Her Pets. &c.
Fun Alive, ac.
kitty's Capets. &c
Play DAYS. i5e.
Young Folks Pleasure I5c.
Our First Bost Ride, i5c-
My Birthday Party l5c.
Tittie Thinkers. !9c-
Summer Sports. Iac,
Playroom Stories. I2c.
Little Prudence. I9c.
New Young America Bulge. &c,
New Young America Stories, &C.
Lizzie Princess. &c.
Wonderland Taias. 9se.
Nursery Medley. &c.
FlosSie's Pet q.
Bright Eyes. &c.
Little Fly-Away. Sc.
Summer Stories. sc.
The Royal. &c.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-19
ITEMS Goods.

Useful, sensible and ap-
propriate gifts for men and
boys will be found in our
Clothing and Furnishings
Departments.
NECEwEAR.
GLOVES.
SMOKING JACKETS.
OEERCOATS.
CLOTHING.
HANDkERCHIEFS
HOSIERY.
MCFFLERS.
UMBRELLAS.
SHIRTS.
UNDERWEAR,
JEW ELRY,
HATS.
TOILET ARTICLES.
ETC. ETC.
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we stli have = gTea; variety II Call
efen's Goats i'm az the 6iTercu: weavcs
sua tatcSs novelties. in Eiderdown,
Lambs Wool. Tgo-Tonei Boucle.
Checked aloakings, Kerseys and
Brosscloth. ranging IN price from sS-,.
N7y. go. - rs $3.50. s4Ss. s5.15. 500.
$-5a $50 10 sI3.Ea
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Stamped Llasn Doy!.ss, Sc "a. "a 10
80 sc each.
Stampe1 Lnea Csn.ar Places. ia
sec, &c. $50 20 Si-ss each
Stamped Linen TrayA go. &C. Ne -
s. 80 each.
Stamped Ilasz ScarsA DC. III, Tie
10 $40 each
Stamped Linen Tea Cloths. y-S. TIA
I'll TO S1| each.
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RANGES
Small Sire Ranges. Id
Medium Size Ranges. 80
Large Size Ranges. SOC.
English Ssri-Porcelain D.nn0 HoA
decorated with spray Il green %
brown loo pieces. E.&1
Blue Delst Pattern, u--pseess SEMI.
Porcelain Dinner Set tl1sA
Carlsbad China iee-piscs Dinner Set.
S5.Ss.
Havtland q Co.'S White China n
oren stock
Banquet Lamp complete with etched
globe. sl-Ss
Hall Lamp with ruby globe. ia
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Gloves.
A dainty Christmas gift.
Our Gloves will be ex-
changed and fitted after
Christmas.
Gloves.

LADIES
Threc-clasp Reynler. excels In light
weight and IT, 500
Three-eiasp TFsfousse. In new and
popular shades. 200.
Tw0-clasp Trefousse Piuue tCrayan
Tam. ss.ai,
Three-ciasp Dorothy Giace. new
shades. sIG'
Four-hutton Trsfousse Suede. black
AID co.c.s sf.15.
Eish,-!ach TFefousss Suede. black
and coiors. s. H
Two clasp PERKINS, Pique. new shades
21A
Two-clasp De Monte, Sis
fwo-clasp Amazon. latest coiorings.
nA
MISSES.
Three hutton. tan and red. 79c.
Twe-ciasp. tan. Tavs. brown and red.
800
Kid silttsns. fleece lined. zoe.
fousa's one-ciasp, over-seamed Kid
Glove. 1915
Youths Flcece-Linoa ki3 Gloves. IS.
-sc
Ladies' Tteece-iinee KID M',tens.
Yea
Ladies' s.eyes Lined Kid Gloves.
a@@s
Ladies Moche IfaariIet Gloves. s. 81.
Ladies six Mittcns, aec. sc. 81 Oh.
lm si@
Misses SIX Mt;ens, SIC. ~. 7sc.
siea
chiaren's saxony Mi,tens lse. sc.
Magic Glove Cleaner. &c.
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The Roundabout Series
-.for Boys--45C.

A Voyage In the Sunbeam.
The Young Buglers.
Young Americans In Japan.
Young Americans In Tokyo.
Young Americans in fezo.
CGasteruox. sc. 9Sc.
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Cloak De apartment.

Examine the specials "a be found on
eur ass table, made ~ ;ha very latest
sHectS in beavers, tar eoverts. chevi-
ets and houcle, reduced from ss-aS, $40
anf SIS
We have handsome line cf Ladies'
iNe+sins Saeeues a. SIX. Sis Sa&
a@ anf geo
nfw 'f.,a af Sjlk saa Satin Waists
a. $'aS <5.e& 81 IS and S6sS
we eave INST received q aew Nue %
i~aaie7 Al Wocl Ladies Cloth wrap
F4's. in cardinals. Gavyz black aud
gays Realty trimmed with black scu-
taehe erai3. s4sa
4 handsome tee " Ladies' Cashmere
Tea Gowns ~ sts0 ssaS s@. s-a&.
&M, slafo $50 and Nas
a fonpist, assortment nf Ladies'
s0il2rs Yes t'<,fi.-h Feather Roas, at
; SIS. s. 81 $6,aS. s7.s>. slooc. SsSa.
S%@ and $l>oo
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% y III III
f1esOr. An uor;va1ed Sfo<-k
OF Tine goods IS shown at
~
"oiioSiiuiiy al II &c i've
OriceS
FINE r,rrop Arr-r, r.tfyrA
DrN.Nrp Srn,rrr,..
rr-, srrs
LEA BETS,
Lhoi@AiE folS.
SALAD BOWLS.
FRUIT SETS.
RICH CUT GLASS
IApDISYrprc
yAsrs
pr,s
$3.50
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Table Linens.

HouSeWifely pride centers
on the Linen press. Snowy
Table Linens are always ac-
ceptable to womankind. We
offer YOU an extensive, re-
liable stock to choose from,
and prices fully as low as
YOU have ever had.
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Books.

1t means rnonev-saving
to buy your Books here.
We Srow thousands OF VOL
umes - the best products
from the best book pu hl.sh-
ers at prices which are
lower than can be found
elsewhere.
At loc.
Larve ls-ro well bound In cloth.
pub isae1's psice sc, our price i9c.
At Csc.
T.lts'e Classics Attemus' : rses. TITLE
classics bvaat fully board In clc ard
aiaay 4 IN m Illustrated. cur p-.ra s..
AT 25c.
The oxford Series e'oth gilt top.
publishers Prise 20. eur Price g.
Al ,3Sc.
Small = mo. eoGna n cloth. publish
ers prise Sse. sur price sc,
At ass.
Century Series. cloth bound. pub
]ishtrs price sSc. cur price AZ.
At75c.
E1sse nsnsmsre Series. cloth. pub
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For wife or daughter
choose a nice silk or wool
Dress Pattern. Something
In this line never fails to
please. We show hundreds
of choice patterns in silks
and in the WOODEN fabrics.
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Ladies' Corsets.

EisIt err Corset Deparjrs and *
amiae our Different ii1es of Corsets and
- 6tte1 We have all tire ne~ effects
in ths Royal T7Tcester Reiferu. p d,
TnoynrSou's Glove FlttiuG, Sch3lsing's
aad Warner pr0S. At 5ar SI.o0 SIS,
$50. s..75. SD. ss2s 20 sT5o.
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Infants Fancy Baskets t.nes wt.h
fire SWISS sn4 lace ever gsak o. e.Es
sa:eer, n 81 s.. $40 ac3 KS
Inf&nts' Handsome Hamper. n1s3
with fre Swiss ever pink. stSm-