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have started for California to spend the

have started for California to spend the
winter.
Miss Dora A. Bloss has returned to
her home in this place after several
weeks stay in Gotham.
Miss Frances A. Aver on Monday re
turned to her home after several weeks
of medical treatment in Torrington.
Henry B. Peck of Dorbv visited his
mother, Mrs J. G. Peck, few days.
Miss Stiles Of Southford ia TO teach
the Nonnewaug school the present win
ter.
Mr. and Mrs Blakcslee of Waterbury
were at Mrs Esther Cranes on Monday
Charles Howe has gone for a perna'
nent situation in Bridgeport, with his
brother in the crockery business.
Four patrons of husbaudry, Thur sday
evening, visited Watertown Grange anC
| report pleasant time. The audience
numbered 1914 patrons. The occasion
was neighbours night.
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lain. Arthur c. Bradley; Lecturer, Mrs
r. w. Tresdwell; treasurer. Mrs Mary
E. Godfrey; secretary, V. Godfrey;
gate keeper, Harry Waterbury; Ceres,
Mrs Anna Hurlbutt; Pomons, Mise Al
ME Fitch; Flora, Miss Mary Perry; lady
assistant. Mrs Nellie Lockwood; pianist
Mrs Helen Godfrey.
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BETHLEHEM.
NEW eRANaE oFFIoERs.

Bethlehem grange elected the follow
ing officers &C their regular meeting,
December 5: M, Richard Magee; o
Robert G. Porter; L., Bert Johnson; S..
David w. Amea; A s., Henry Mohr; O.,
Nathan HI. Boss; T., Amos G. Lake
secretary, Miss Edna Lake; g. K, Her
bert L. Smith; r., Mrs Sarah j. Martin
f., Mrs james w Flynn; O., Mrs Il. X.
Hayes; Il. A. S., Mrs Mary e. Girls void
executive committee, Wallace P. Hayes
insurance committee, Ell. G. Hill, L. p.
Judd, w. p. Hayes.
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G. H. BOOTHS,
New Milford's Big Store.
Holiday Suggestions
From the China. De-
partment.

An extra stock decorated, hand palnted,gi
and gold mounted and novelty sets and ex
elusive pieces from German, Austria and
England Tea sets, chocolate Jugs. after din
ner coffPes, cups ar saucers, comb nd brush
trays, bon bons, fern dishes. bread, tea, pie
plates, ice cream sets, milk, tea and oat meal
sets. tea pCts, cracker jars, Dresden sugar
and cream sets, ings and vases Great varie
ty OF gold and hand decoIRteo Vases in glass
and pottery. Cut glass vases, jugs, salts, etc
You must look at the VARIETY to appreciate
The line.
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FAIRFIELD.
HoYDEN's HILL AND VICINITY.

HoYDEN's HILL AND VICINITY.
Mrs s. Wisner was called TO Rnther-
ford, N. g, on account Of the death Of 4
brother, who was killed through an
accident.
Mr. and Mrs Ernest Hall had family
gathering, Thanksgiving.
Mr. and Mrs Albert Buckley have "a
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1898-12-16
Copper Co1ored
Sp1otches.

There is only one cure for Contagious
Blood Poison--the disease which has
completely baff1ed the doctors. They
are totally unable to cure it, and direct
their efforts toward bottling the poison
up in the blood and concealing it from
view. 8. s. s. cures the disease posi-
lively and permanently by forcing oue
every trace of the faint.
was afflicted with terrible blood disease,
sxhich was In snota at first. but afterWarda
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1898-12-16

at first, but afterwards
spread all over my body.
These soon broke out into
sores, and it is easy to
imagine the suffering I
endured. B efore I be-
came convinced that the
doctors could do no good,
! had spent a hundred
dollars, which was really
thrown away. / tn e n
tried ious patent
medicines, but they did
not reach the disease.
When l had finished my
first bottle of s. s. 8. !
was greatly improved
ap1 was de1iphtad with
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January l for the accommodation of
boarGers OF Woodbury..
NEW PRESTON.
BENJAMIN GRIswoLD SERIOUSLY IN.
JuREn.

BENJAMIN GRIswOLD SERIOUSLY M
-. JURED.
Bepjamin Griswold met with painful
accident last Friday evening while split
ting firewo0d near his residence. A
clothes line suspended too near his split
ting block, caught his Ak az he raised the
aayne to open block, and the ak thus
charged in It's desired course from the
block of wood TO Benjamin's head, and
caused an ugly wound over one eye,
besides affecting his forehead that he
was una Bile to see at all for some hours
after. One eye is still affected and Ben
will be obliged for some time to wear q
bandage.
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Holiday Special in Mil
linerv Depa, tment.

A line OF Trimmed Hats, Fet and velvet
which will lead anything before offered qnel
ity and workm" nship considered. $50, $50
%. No end to the creation Of exclusive styles
large and small hats sent out every week, 81
to SIO. The babies are supplied here with
silk or lace embroidered bonnets or thu girls
with Tams or Wool Hoods Tor school.
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THE GRIP PREVALENT AGAIN.

The grip has been qnite prevalent for
q few weeks Ia this and adjoining towns,
and has claimed several victims here,
though no serious cases have been re.
ported.
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Litchfeld County.
BRIDGEWATER,
THE NEW CREAMERY.

THE NEW CREAMERY.
The Moseley & Stoddard Co. of Rut-
land, VT, of which I'll. W. Treat is the
local agent, have the contract for the
new creamery and also for its equipment,
when Is to be of the latest and best style.
S. z. Treat had cow which presented
MIN with likely pair of twin calves, the
other day.
Thomas A. MacEslin has entered the
employ of r. j. Hawley for the winter.
Mrs William J. Greer and children
were the guests, last Saturday, Of Mrs
James BoCsfOrd of Ruxpury.
Grandh GA NortnrUp, who has been
poorly for eight months, is on the gain.
The Arabian Perfume Co. are hustling
IN the regular orders, and Mr. Thompson.
he genial proprietor, and his corps vi
workers are as busy as can be.
Charles Bayette, Jr., has entered the
employ OF the Arabian Perfume Co.
Mrs G. W. Ives is in very poor health
MISS Helen Garfield mas gone to Bridge
port To spend the winter Win her broth
er, Charles Garfield.
w. j. Greer has gone to New Milford
to WORK, asserting tobacco for j. Stuar
Haipine.
G. B. Thompson has bought the place
OF W. j. Greer, and the latter is to re
move To New Milford.
Edwin l.. Minor has gone to Water
bury, where he has entered the emplo,
of the Waterbury Furniture Co.
Edwin r. Wooster married Mrs Mino
On November II, and will reside on M
WOUster's farm in the north part Of tn
Gown. They nave been at Ms Wooster
place, getJlng 1t in readiness TO leave fu
the winter.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1898-12-16
SERIOUSLY INJURED.

Bert Randall fell from a step ladder
and sprained his ankle very badly, last
week Tuesday, while at work In East
Morris.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1898-12-16

Miss Minnie williams is spending q
few days in Norwalk.
At the annual business meeting held
in the Congregational church on Deem
Der 5. the following officers we're elect
ed: Clerk, Annie E. Fitch; treasurer. D.
L. Coley, Jr.; collector, Frank P. Lane
trustee for three years, A. C. Bradley.
A daughter was born, last week. to
Mr. and Mrs Eugene Beers.
Michael Tierce left town, last week,
for a visit to Sunny Italy, his native
la nd.
The funeral of D. W. Hendershot was
held from Emmanuel church on Friday
at o. NJ. Rev William Hooker officiat-
ing.
Miss Bessie Tresdwell, is visiting her
grandmother, Mrs Brady, in Wilton.
Rev Royal Moody of Craftsbury, VT,
has been the guest of Frank P. Lane.
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Late to bed and early to rise, prepares
q man Tor his home In the skies. But
early to bed aud Little EARLY Riser. the
pill that makes life longer and better and
wiser. Edgar r. Hawley, New.
town; 8. G. Bull q Co., Sandy
Hook; A.. B. Brakeman, BotsfOrd; B
Hawley q Co., Stepney.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1898-12-16

The next meeting OF Bethlehem
Grange, December 10, the lecturers hour
will be In charge Of the worthy chaplain,
8. r. HAYES.
Dea T. Bird and daughter, Miss Alice,
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the result The large red splotches on my
chest began to grow paler and smaller ana
before long disappeared entirely. regained
my lost weight, became stronger, and my ap-
petite greatly improved. was soon entirely
well, and my skin as clear as a piece of glass.
H. L. MYERS, 100 Mulberry st., Newark, N. ].
Don't destroy all possible chance of
cure by taking the doctors treatment
of mercury and potash. These minerals
cause the hair to fall out, and will
wreck the entire system.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1898-12-16
WAITING FOR THE LAKE TO FREEZE.

The lake still remains open and skaters
are longing for atiil night that it may
skim over and afford them the usual
sport thereon ; also some sharp horse
racing has been INDUCED in for years
during the winter season.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1898-12-16
MISS SoUIRES-MR WARNER.

( Miss Della Squires, eldest daughter Of
William E. Squires Of this place, and
Benjamin D. Warner Of Danbury, were
married on December in Brewster, N.
w
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Spanish Infamy.
After reading of the terrible crimes and cru
elites that have been inflicted upon the SUBJ
jects OF the crown OF Spain. down through the
Dark Ages to these enlightened times, we are
forced to exclaim with the poet:
"Was there ever anything lower
Than these Spanish infamies,
Except the prices of grain and feed at the
Washington Feed & Supply Co'sT
WASHINGTON DEPOT, CONN.
ASAgents for American Field Fencing.
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Horse Blankets

and you will ind them here In all styles, in
both stable and square. heavy, medium, and
light weights, and all sizes, and what is more
to the point, you Will md our
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1898-12-16
Bottom Prices.

We make all purchases in this department
direct from the manufactures, tor spot cash,
and we can save you money on anything In
this line We have just unpacked over 5000
pounds OF
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AT THE VILLAGE CHURCH,

Rev Mr. Davis of New Haven occupied
| the pulpit here last Sunday morning and
evening. Mr. Davis preached here before
! last lime
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1898-12-16
HORSE GOODS !

We wish to call your attention to the fact
that you will find everything in this line at
our store. You will hnd here the largest
tocks the best assortment and
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1898-12-16
Price Lower

than any other store in this vicinity. We
shall be pleased to show you the goods and
prove the statement. Remember that when
In want OF any thing in the way of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-01
SILK WAISTS.

You never in all your bargain
buying caught up with such in
ducements as our Silk-Waist
department holds out TO to>mor'
rows shoppers.
Plain Chanreablo Taffeta silk Shirt
Waist. Blouse front perfect III; re-
gular price, S59S. now SisS.
Fancy Scotch Plaids and Roman
strine Taneta. entirely new designs
regular price. $500, now sos.
Electric Blue Roman stripe. entire
ly new design. cut on the bias regu-
lar price. $780, now $40.
Green and White Scotch Plaid Tai
feta. also fancy stripe Blouse front
very swell. regular price, Sl2Oo. now
SS4S
Black China Silk Shirt-Waist.
Blouse front. tight-htting lining fancy
stock collar; regular price, $40, now
t369
Fancy Plaid China silk Waist,
White detached collar. an shades; re-
gular price. $50, now S3.4S.
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go away; it's no use, Nab said
Prisey Cartwright 10 her sister. 1.-THE
thing has been settled ages ago. so far as
I am concerned. Hush up, now.-hush
up
Ages ago." Nab echoed. refusing to
"hush up"-"I believe DO must Doe ages
ago. Well, if you persist in This unreal
sonable course
"I don't persist any more than YOU.
Look at how you did with Tom Van
dugen."
THAT was q long time ago. I didn't
do it for an example. either. And you
said at the lime you wouldn't do as
much for me. Then you went ana did
the very same thing after ALL
Don't care" PTisey said. d0ggeily, II
will not marry off and leave you for any
man under the canopy of heaven
Then, my dear since We cannot get
our suitors to keep step, so to speak. we
might as well make arrangements for q
quiet and dignided OLD maidhOOd. Let's
buy a parrot or something. Prisey."
The front door bell rang while The two
young women were discussing their nut
tual affairs I'm their own room on the
second floor. Just as MAIDS brilliant sug-
gestion for the purchase of a. parrot had
thrown both the suffers into a tt of laugh
ter the servant giu of the boarding
house appeared at their door with q
square envelope addressed 10 Nab
THE boy says he's 10 wait for an an
swer."
"Here Prisoy" said Nab as soon az
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-01
SPECIAL NOTION SALE.

Mere trifes, ell but very M
PORTANT to us. A house is
FREQUENTLY judged by its
little deeds. Judge US in this
way, and a lasting reputation IS
established.
Browns Russet Leather Paste, &c.
box.
New line Beading white and col
oTs), &c. piece
Best Machine oil (wnl not gum, &c.
bottle.
Large size stockinet Dress Shields,
o.. pair.
Cabinet Hair Pins assorted styles
and sizes) 1c. box.
Safety Pins (an sizes), 1c. paper.
Rick Rack Braid red or white),
&C.. piece.
1-inch SILK Elastic (an shades. 1Ne.
yard.
Kid Curriers'. full size, (an colors,
Sc. bunch.
Children's Hose Supporters black
or white, sc. pair.
Gable Cord used for shirring), lc.
yard.
g Crochet Needles Gin neat cabineD,
for Be-.
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she had glanced at the signature, this
must be for you. It's addressed 10 ne
Yes-NO-Wait a minute
Then she read to herself:
MY dear Miss Nab. Do you intend
going out this evening? II not, will you
see me at $50? / have something 10 say
TO you Of the greatest imrortance-to my
self. at least. JULIUS CLEMENT"
Here, Prfsey," read this" And Nab
handed the letter to her sister. what DO
YOU think he means?" Then she added
speaking gently, TO avoid being heard by
the servant girl. who was waiting at the
door. do you think he's got us mixed
up?"
AS Prisey read the note her blue eyes
widenod with amazement, but she only
said. You're keeping Jane waiting, Nab"
Nah turned suddenly TO the door, Tell
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the bell and asked for Miss Mabel Cart
wright.
Did you say Miss Mabel?" Jane asked.
Yes. Miss Mabel"
Jane really felt uncertain as 10 wheth-
er Mr.. Clements memory had not play
ed him a trick
so you have something Of the great
est importance TO say to me?' Nab asked
him when she had taken very straight
chair opposite her visitor.
'Er-yes. Miss Nab. l hope you won
hurry me. though. Did say. the greatest
Importance in that note sent you? on
we'll"
" TO you think you said. But don't
want To hurry YOU. It's very sloppy out
OF doors. isn't it?"
"Oh. now don't make fun Of me-
"How? Nab asked innocently. Be
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KEEPING SIEP.
By St. Clair Curtis.

the boy Yes " she said. That's all the
answer there is."
The door having closed behind the SER
want there was a silence of some mo-
ments between the two sisters. They
seemed t0 take tho incident I'm contrasting
ways s brunette Nab stared as "a child
might stare az an elder si5ter-Prisey was
her elder boy 70 year-wh0 has met with a
calamity and pcrpicXes by her coolness
under TO- Prisey went on with her
occupation. which happened 10 be pull
ing feathers from an old hat 10 rearrange
them on q new one.
These two orphan girls had been alone
together I'm the world for 50 long that
each expected 10 understand every in-
most feeling OF the other bv intuition.
Don't you carer" Nab said at last
"I?" sald Prisey, looking up from her
feathers for one moment. What for?
Why shouldn't he?'
"Was l right. Prsey?'
Perfectly right child"
At the appointed hour Mr.. Clement rung
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nj =

which many good judges consider h's
best piece OF work. IL viii contain .
short Introduction from the pen OF ar.
Barrie, between waom and MIR. Caois
there is a fast friendship. There Is no
doubt that Engiish men OF letters who
have been 80 Hospitality treated In Amer
lea will do their best to make Mr.. cables
visit agreeable and successful-From
Chronicle and Comment" IN The Book
man.
There is n prospect OF a new and
authorized life OF Madame Patti being
written by a we.l-kn0w journalist who
has for many years been familiar with
the musical worid.-Fr0m Chronicle and
Comment IN Tho Bookman.
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TAILOR-MADE SUITS.

Prices in our Tailor-Made Suit
department take a somersault,
turning over of values, and mon
ev-saving chances are plentiful.
Shrewd buyers will not delay a
moment. but will come at once
and secure the choicest things
Ofthe season at greatreductions.
Brown. Green and Tan Mixed Gov
erts Refer Jacket fy-iront. peat
baci, skirts, regular price SlO.9l no"
SIS.
Light Coyerts. strap seam. SIX
lined Refer jacket also new Blue
Rroadcloth. Blouse Jacket SILK lined,
Navy Pompadour Serge SILK llned
Refer Jacket; regular price, S-''o0'
now Sl569.
Tan Covert Suit. tight-htting Jacket
strap seams. SILK lined Jacket very
swell. this seasons best; regular
price $3.50. now ylS.4S
We have "a Suits left I'm this special
lot. consisting of Black and Navy che
viot Serge. Black and Navy Pompa-
dour Serge. Green Tan and Blue
mixed Coverts: regular price. $3.50
$3.50. and $l9W-your choice Sl8.'7.
Navy Tan and Green CoveTts, Refer
Jacket Chaneeable lined, pleated back
Skirt: regular price, $lj.oy-your
choice $1,000
Dark Tan Covert strap seam, plaid
SIX lined Refer Jacket. q very hand
some costume. pleatcd back skirt re-
rular Price. $0O0-your choice S-04S'
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Professor Peabody, OF Harvard Uni
gersity. wants the State 70 establish State
labor colonies which shall not be penal
institutions. but TO which magistrates
shaIl sentence Migrants aud those con-
yicted OF minor crimes.
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Galatea Cloth, at 15c. a yard. is the
greatest goods 10 be had for Chill
drens wear or ladies skirts, just the
right weight, in stripes and solid coll
ors.
We have a loosely woven skirting 30
inches wide i'm Brown and Grey, looks
just like Worsted; exceptional for
bicycle skirt. at u lie. q yard.
Ranchmans Twils, in stripes and
DOTS, a great fabric for little boys
suits, the perfection Of quality, linked
TO such a smal price, is sure 10 find
favor with all who see them, at u l-2c
a yard
A special offering in Organizes,
Linons. Lappcts, Batiste in stripes
and figures, these goods We have
never sold for less than II 1-2c and
ice. "a yard TO make them 90 quick
ly we have put them together with
a price at l-3c. yard.
Linen Crash, is unusually popular
this season, heavy weight % inches
wide, plain and bias stripes for the
ridiculous low price lie. yard.
AT l0c a yard we Offer a special
lot OF Organdies, small plaids, in ev-
cry imaginable coloring, very sheer
and airy.
Satines are again among the sea-
sons most desirable wash material,
we have a new line in black grounds.
with sprays Of green, pink and hello
tropc. at the special price Of loc. a
yard.
Ginghams, I'm plaids and stripes,
good colOrs fine smooth even thread,
for chidren's wear. they cannot be
beaten In beauty, style or durability
These goods have always been 10c. a
yard. we bought them cheap so TO
give the public the benefit of II, put
them at a price of 7-Sc. yard.
Percales Sc inches wide, Plaids and
stripes. they have the general APP
pearance Of the ~ lie quality but we
only marked them l-3c. a yard.
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r. Adam had worked 800 days each
,,eer from the day he was created 20 the
crescent time at a salary of so a day he
yo,,ld not have earned BY this time as
much property as IS owned to-day by
rockefeller or Vanderbilt said Doctor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-01
A Great Wash-GOOds Sale.

Percales and P. K's-their popularity is phenomenal.
For immensely satisfaction recommend Toie Du Nord
Gngham Ten Cents Yard. Nothing in cottondOm half 50
satisfactory.
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Woven Madras at p 1-2c. a yard
possesses charms peculiarly It's own
it is essentially a shirt-walst male
rial
Scotch Cheviot. q inches wide. 1oc.
ward I'm the grandest assortment OF
plaids YOU ever saw. and they'll 80
like the proverbial hot cakes
French Madras. 3s inches wide beau
tifm STYLES. taste skill and beauty
written all over them. just the thing
for wrappers, al u lie. a yard.
Linen suiungs % inches wide, cool
light. airy. washable fabrics lace
work I'm stripes, black ana white, al
10c. a yard.
Piques. very heavy cord, I'm white
and colors they are i'm great demand
and very scarce. 10 show we marx
our goods always al the very lowest
prices. We are going 90 Jet THIS lot so
at lie. a yard; il rs worth zoe.
Al 25c. a yard we win put on sale
a big lot Of large vale and warp
pioucs. We are sure We viii never be
able 10 duplicate them, 50 YOU had
better come early.
Duck. IS a material which Is always
salable. we invite your attention es-
pociauy 10 our new line of solid COLI
ors. al Zoe. a yard. Pink. light, Blue,
Red. Navy and Tan.
Organizes. IN solid colors at 70 l-2c.
4 good fine sheer quality. has every
appearance of an imported goods In
ali the newest colors.
Hundreds and hundreds Of yards Of
Inintcd prottiness IN Organizes az
y lie a yard, plaids, sprays ana
flowers so true TO nature as 10 1901
the bees.
Those in search Of a washable IA
bric combining beauty, strength,
ughtness and lrmnoss, the sergine
Francaise win commend ITSELF at lie.
a yard.
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PARASOLS.

The greatest Parasol Values
ever offered to Richmond buy
ers. Positively the best assort>
ment at the lowest price.
Plain Changeable Taffeta SILK. tas-
sci and handle to match, all shades,
actual value S3G-your choice S2.63
Plain Red China silk, natural
French Oak handle SILK tassel TO
match. deep double net ruftie, very
swell, actual value S3o9-your choice
S24S.
Plain White China top with fancy
XIX border. enamel sticks 10 match
Border; actual value, }2.15-your choice
$l.9S.
Brown and White. Green and Navy
Plaid Ta1eta SILK Parasol, with
enamel and Bamboo handles; actual
value, $5OJ-yOur choice S3.yo
Plain Black China SILK. Black ena-
mel sticks. with two deep ruiiles,
pinked edge, actual value, $2OO-your
choice $1.C9.
Plain White China silk, with White
enamel sticks and ribs, silk tassel;
actual value, SLOO-your choice S5c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-01

$50 dozen Val Edges. all fresh goods
ard new patterns. Toe. piece.
PIG dozen Val Edges. all fresh goods
and new patterns ~ lie. piece.
2l6 dozen Val Edges. all fresh goods
and new patterns. l5c. piece.
2Ss dozen Val Edges. all fresh goods
and new patterns, zoe. piece.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-01

Mr. G.. w. Gable has gone 10 England
where ~ will stay for some time ana
viii giva nadlngs during his visit Mes
ava HodRr and stoughton will publish
Immediately his novel, Tho Grandlssimes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-01
Special Sale Val. Edges.

&c dozen Val Edges, all fresh goods
and new patterns. 25c. piece.
800 dozen Val Edges, all fresh goods
and new patterns. 3Sc. piece.
PIG dozen Val Edges, all fresh goods
and new patterns. 40c. piece.
A full line OF Val Insertings in all
widths. 10 match above laees, at
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-05-01

This department believes in liberal system of educate
For wears it has been teaching Richmond people the economy
cash buving and helping them to better values continually
also teaches veray Upon these the pinnacle of confidence
been established and to-day stands head and shoulders alb
all competitors.