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lines in general, and empowers IT TO con-
denim such property as may be needed for
the erection of its poles
The case will be carried 10 the Supreme
Court Of the United States, where the
matter will be finally settled
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dangers OF la Crime.

THO gTC0t C0ngor nom IN -rIuDa H. -
It's resulting IN pneumonia. This can be
9bVlated by using Cnamberlain's Cough
itcmedy, as II not only cures Ia CRIME
but counteracts any tendency OF the dis
ease toward pneumonia. Many thou
san OF bottles OF this remedy have been
sold and used during the epidernics of Ia
grippe OF the past few years. and We have
YET to learn Of single case i'm which il
was used to have resulted I'm pneunonia
For sale by all druggists.
ia 25-V, Sa&Sun
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Muslin ~ had n,o~o
Underwear. Muslin Under
garments in sight than they
thought were sold in Rich
mond within year. What
would these visitors say if they
saw the 100 new pieces UNI
packed and put in stock ready
for this weeks selling? This
extraordinary selling is caused
by the garments all being of
ample sizes. and the prices are
considerably less than they
can be gotten together for at
home.
Ladies' 25c. Good Muslin Drawers, with
hem and tucked yOke-band. ITc.
Good Muslin or Cambria Umbrella
Drawers, with wide umbrella runle.
Point de Paris lace trimmed, Tor Zoe.
Good Muslin Drawers. with fine tucked
cambria umbrella rufflc, NalencienneS
lace trimmed, 3Jc.
Ladies' Heavy Muslin Pctticoats. with
6-inch cambria rufle. for 100.
G9c. Good Muslin Umbrella Petticoats
with wide ruffle of NalCncienucs and
Medici lace and embroidery IOc.
Fine Muslin Umbrella Petticoats with
1S-inch runle. with three rows Of
Nalencennes inserting and lace edge,
also dust ruffle 90c.
59c Ladies Good Muslin Night Dresses.
Empire styles ruffles and embroidery
trimmed. 3oc
Good Muslin Night Dresss Empire
Irrl1
derry and hemstitching trimmed 100.
81 Heavy Muslin Night Dresses with !
all-Ovcr embroidery, yokes embroi-
derry, ruffle trimmed. TSc.
J. l-zc. Perfect-Fitting Low-Neck Cor |
set Covers, &c
2jc. V-Neck Embroidery Trimmed Cor !
set Covers. IL I-2c.
Fine Cambria Corset Covers. French !
and seamless cuts. handsomely trim |
med in laces and embroidery, from ,
4oc. 10 s.. 10
59c. Fine Muslin Skirt Chemise. with
yokes of embroidery and tucks, cam
bTic runle on bottom, 30c
z.c. Good Muslin Plain Chemise TIC.
CAMBRIA PETTICOATS At s.. 40 |
The deep Spanish hOunco Of lawn is |
trimmed with rows of lace insertion |
and lace edge, dust rufne of lawn
NIGHT GOWNS AT go of cambria. |
with N-shaped neck yoke Of clusters |
Of fine plaits and hemstitching. neck |
and sleeves edged with embrOidery.s |
AT Sl.25-Nieht Gowns of muslin. V !
SNAPPED neck. yoke Of fine plaits and |
rows Of hemstitching with a row of |
insertion. neck and sleeves trimmed {
with embroidery. ribbon bow at neck |
AT S2.o3-Night Gowns Of NainsoOk |
yoke OF cluster OF fine plaits and two !
rows of insertion. edged with embroid-
cry; neck is trimmed with ruffle Of |,
embroidery; ribbon bow at neck.
CHEMISE AT 3Oc-Of muslin plated
yoke, neck and armhOlCs trimmed |
with narrow embroidery
AT J0c.-Chemise OF cambria. round /
yoke Of lace and insertion, neck and
armhOles trimmed with lace
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Parliamentary ms
Gil of wi | !
Ladies' and Misses Plv he
Coats and Capes. YOUR
last chance to get a Coat or
Cane at these prices

All Coats that sold up to 8, in Black
and Colors. pro-inventory price 500.
An Of ctr Blue, Black. and Tan Goats,
that sold up 10 $3.50, pre-inventory
price $3.50
All OF our highest class Goats. in Black.
Blue. Tans. and Modes. and are for
The most part i'm the best sizes, these
Coats sold from so to 50, pre-inyen-
tory price Sf.o5.
All Of our Misses ClOaks, that sold up
10 $50. prc-inventOry price S2.oS.
An Of our highest grade Misses Cloaks,
that sold up 70 $50, pre-inVentory
price Sf95.
All Of our Black and Blue Cloth Capes,
that sold up to 500, .pre-inventory
1ric6 81.
All Of our Black, Blue, and Colored
Cloth Capcs that sold up 10 S. pre-
inventory price $3.50.
All Of our highest quality Capes, in in
as high as ST. pre-inventory price
SiO5.
All Of our Plush Capes. that sold up 20
$50. pre-inventory price $3.50.
All Of our highest grade Plush Capes'
that sold up to $3.50 pre-mYentory
price 81 90
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Orders for printing sent to the Dis
patch Company Will be given prompt at
tenton. and the style Of work and price,
VIII b. sure TO please you.
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HATS TREr1MED FREE.

Parliamentary A harvest
Sale of for housefur-
Lace Curtains n,S ai o ,, y n"-
and POrtiereS. for Grea T
money-saving in the small one,
two, and three-pair lot to be
closed out before counting time
Tuesday night.
$3.50 and $3.50 nottingham Lace Curtains.
different designs. 1. ., ana pairs
Of kind, 81 % pair.
Heavy nottingham extra width, 3 IL
yards long. . and 3 pairs Of a kind.
worth N.l0. pre-inventory price si.25
pair.
81 Heavy Brocatelle Portieres. S1-2
wards long, extra WIDTH heavy fringe
TOP and bottom, prc-inyentory price
Hungarian Cloth. Bagdad effects. used
Tor drapelics and cushion covers, 80
inches wide. PC. a yard.
p different styles of White Curtains,
null dots, figured and embroidered
tambour worked. % inches wide, worth
10 ana 25c per yard, pre-inventOry
price IL Re yard.
piece Of Fine Net. for sash curtains.
~ inches wide worth sc. yd.d, pre-
A STANDARD ENCYCLOPEDIA 5oc.
This Encyclopedia contains LOCO
pages. profuscly illustrated and
with maps; they are divided into
sets OF two books. with fine Black
cloth binding; they are published
TO sell for 81 ~ set; hut through
one OF the chances Of trade we
bought great lot, and for the
past two weeks have been sell
ing them ut zoe. n set of two
volumes. II the selling keeps up
at it's present rnte there will bc
nO more here OF this great LOT az
the end of this week. AID no mat
ter what preiudices yen may
have against cheap books. il y0u
have no encyclopedia at home
you should see tilis work. II has
been the biggest advertisement
for Il purchasing power 81 this
store that we have ever had.
Pre=lnventOry Little lots
Sale OF L i $ e.
Hosiery, P Pn[gau nose 4 Is J.
fancy colors, all kinds, Of the |
soc. quality. They will make |
lively selling at this price-25c.
quite a large lot of New Yorks Best
Zee. Seamless Black Ribbed Hose. for |
children. double knees. heels. ana toes. |
We can sell them now lie.
The entire stock Of Smith q Angels 25c. !
Black Ribbed Hose. for children. We ]
have TO sell for Ifc
All Of the Ladies' &C. Black Hose will !
be- sold for = 3-Ic.
p ana 35c WOOL Hose. for ladies' chill (
dren. and infants, on sale at zoe. pair
Pre-InyentOry Do not
Sale Judge n
Carpets Rugs. 5e e autv "4 of
hese by the little prices.
They'd sell readily for a third
more than we ask.
Smyrna Rugs. Goxjl inches. usually a.25;
pre-inventory price. go.
Handmade Jap Rugs. 12Xa6 inches. sell
regularly $50; pre-inyentory price,
$l25 Wool Smyrna Rugs, beautiful de-
signs. 22T5.
SOC. Cocoa Door Mats; pre-inventory
75c Cocoa Door Mats pre-inventory
price. tSc.
Wilton Velvet Carpets. handsome pat
terms. were NlO; pre-inyentory price,
GDc.
Brussels Carpets. Is rolls. sold at 75c.;
pre-inventory sale, 39c.
Ingram Carpet. yard-wide WoOl-flled.
never sold for less than 50c.; pre-in-
ventcry price. 29c
Three-Ply Atwood Carpet: prs-inven-
tory price. GJc.
63 rolls higb-srnde China Mating
- marked down for this saIe-I22c. (
yard.
llXtra-High Art Linen-Warp Mating |
was &c; pre-inventOrv price 25c.
Floor Oi-CiOth. A.. ca. 81 widths. never
sold for less than 25c.; in this sale,
lie. square yard
sMe1s Ja1la'efsy;;;85E 8 u !
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Pre.Inveo.
tory Sale,
Mail orders filled

The Anythino
Basement. Houseware va "a
want? Anv '' y,
the real good old time quali,,''
We have a great surplus Of IN,
such Kitchen, Laundry. J oat
General Houseware, which -
really to be sold for less III
the factories would duplic,.D
our orders to-day, but si,e'
counting must not show =" "a
much surplus stock. SO tb,c''
reason enough for this pr,.'
cutting.
DINNER, TEA. AND TOILET sn,
lo0-Piece English China U.-r..
goi1 lined, floral decoration ..il
}80' pre-lnventory price 50 10
Thomas HEghes's sons Er...b c..-
CHINA Dinner Sets c0r...-..l
pieces, Blue and Gold
sold FOR $500 Inventory $50
Carlsbad China Dinner SEP. -.-...
ll3 pieces. stIppIcd gold H.rf..
size dishes. would be cl.Ir ., .1tt
vcntory $40 80 h. I..
5j-Piece Carlsbad China On, s...
sold Tor Jess thu $50 l.- Ia heF
English China new shane.
% spec
New Shapes. Gold-Lna1 l.r....~
Sets. sold for fo n IN io...
Imported Hand-Dce.rst.t f.-....
et Sets, sold lor . loi.-
one table fun of Jill. In..-..,
cups and Saucers . IDA
Coupe Soups BOWS I.
Dishes, open Nceef.a.. U.,. 4
Dishes. Pickle D.sha, .I
l' 10 a0e, choice OF table %, ''2
Decorated, Gold-Lncd Gun. anal
GERS Dc. 900 '..
2-quart Decorated. Now-st.,. d..
pitchers. sold Tor 50o for 30
Imported Butter Dishes nic.. 49,
zoe To
German China Sugar Barley n,.
FOR i5c
Another iot Of Decorated Plates AN,
Fruit S1ncers, choice D
Carlsbad China Cream Pitchers f..,
rated, sold for l9c.. for 81.
Imported Decorated srlrrel ga,
Syrup jug ana Saucer. SD for o..
for &Jc.
Imported Large Size Decorated c,.l
Bowls. sold for e5c for %.
German China Chocolate Sets. satf
s. for $50 SET
Handsomely Decorated C4rl.po,.,
sold for sJc., for pc.
Decorated Sugar and Cream Safs e,.l
for Joc.. for =5c.
French and German China Crses.,
Jars, sold for ST. for 30.
Suppled Gold and Decorated Mustard.
P0is and spoons sold o- .. lr
TO- complete.
japanese China Pin-Trays o.
Decorated EnsIish Sugar Bowls %.
japanese China Tea-P0ts aLI s.ran.s.
mic. iy decorated, i5c.
White Dinner-Pates. s.. each
White Cups and S4ucers. 10. % dozen.
Large size White Meat Dishes were
4lc.. for 20c
White Footed Oyster-Bowls, -. each
GLASSWARE.
Water Bottles. with Toys
IJc.. Imitation Cut-Giass Dbloug pr.
serves Dishes TO-. choice OF dire
sizes. oval Celery Trays new D..
a..
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2.2s& POWERFUL RE-INVENTORY PRICE %


! Adding Anything in White
TO the Goods you want
xNi,;to Ask for it here
ConS Most likely we've got
Noous' it, for we have four
times the assortment OF
any store hereabouts. 1t was
part of our policy TO have a
complete stock at the begin
ming of the now famous White
Sale. Are these bargains?
/ case Of &c. Sheer Lawn. Striped and
Plaid Muslin, 4 3-fc. yard.
Diamond Un Cambria. never sold FOR
less than lie. 4 3-fc.
5s7 yards Fine p. X. usually 70 1-2c, for
&c.
Extra Heavy Cord p. X, the &c kind,
for i2 lie. yard.
Fine White Linen Lawn, full yard wide,
Coo kind; price, 81 i-2c
English Long Cloth very sheer, 70 yards
for G9c.
Good India Linon. 40 inches wide, sells
regularly &C., for 4 7-Sc.
Apron Lawn. 40 inches wide, the 1Oc
kind, for Z 1-2c
Fine White Organdle. yards wide. usu-
ally 3Oc., for nc. yard
Extra-ygide Cord p. r.. best 3}c. quality,
for f0c
Pre-InVentOrV We have
Sale dem onstrat-
Sewing ca Iey ,Ea "a
rlaChines. ;s evirava
gance TO pay $40 or $50 for any
Sewing-Ma chine, but this Pre-
Inventory Sale will bring a Ma
chine to you at even less than
our usual prices, simply be-
cause we must reduce quantity
of certain kinds.
Our Superb" sewing-Machine. made
by the Davis Sewing Com
pany, elegant walnut case, have five
drawers. our price was 1895, Tor this
sale sli45
The New Royal High-Arm Sewing
Machine. with as many needed inn
provements as any high-priced ma
chine, including self-thrcadng needle ..
and self-winding bob. usually S22.9j.
pre-.nventory price SiG.03.
The Philadelphia Singer Sewing-Ma-
chine, high-arm sewing machine. as
fine as can be made elegant quartered |
oak case. usually $j@. pre-inyentOry
price S1o.0J.
with every Machine there comes free
or charge complete set of Attach.
ments and a five years guarantee.
Can be returned and money refunded
II ten days trial is unsatisfactory.
ore-lnventOry Some covers
Sale soiled, some
5oiIed Books. pages soiled'
some edges
urned. Can easily be cleaned
t home. All complete; none
With any of the reading matter
Iissing.
LS00 Paper-Back Novels. mostly COPY
righted works. Captain Charles King
and hundreds OF other writer's libra
ries that sell for 80 and 2jc., any of
these at SC.
200 or more dainty 16mo. Gift Books. |
hne decorated cloth covers. an copy
riehted works, original price soc. 90 81,
any Of these for f5c
Some dainty White-Bound and Linen
Bound Classics works OF Shakes
zoe.
and Paper-hanq-
ebruary Sale ers expect
Vail Paper. p pr + ,c CT l c any ~.
ng January and February;
n nrtn |, u va nrrn,n nhn -n...I Al. II
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Pre-Inven-

Pre-lnVentOry An even
Sale Ladies that VIII SCI },
Suits, Skirts, al = 1919, u ~ ner 9
and Waists. taIkina. an
occasion when Ready-to- Wear
Garments will be sold at prices
never before heard of. Scan
the list of bargains and profit
by them
Ladies' Black and Blue Serge suits.
that were $50; pre-inVentofy
price. st0s. CT.
with newest skirts that were SiVi pre-
inventory price. So.
SOlid-PAie and Mixed Cheviot SUITS, We
netian-Cloth Suits. Plaid Mans Cl0th
Suits: some lined all through with SIX
that were $3.50 and SZ2D; pre-lnNeh-
tory sale price, $i2.fS.
Our High-Grade Man-Tailored suits, IN
both Black and Colored. that so,d ~
s2j and $50. pre-invcntory price; $l'9S'
Ladies' Serge Dress Skirts. wen WOOL
lined all through. were SSc.; pie-in-
ventory price. 5Dc. , an
width. in large and small designs
worth $l9S; pre-inventoTy prlCCe, 49, ,,aP. |
Black Brocade SIX Skirts. In four pat !
terms. worth s.; prc-inVentory price, |
81 80.
Black Crcpon Skirts md Gray Covert
Cloth Skirts. made in the attst s.Is,iSon'
Black Satoen. Black Flannel, and PAD
Cashmere Waists. that sold ~ N.2'
and $50; pre-inventory price. ooc.
Blue and white and Black and Nhlte
Percale Waists. with separate slahu-
ing collars. worth Zoe; pre-inventory |
price soc.
plain Black and Plaid Percale Waists.
with separate white collars. worth oJc''
f,..rv4or, colo pTiCg SIC.
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Pre-lnventOry No e
Sale harping on
Rove, CIofg,;,o our over
IVY S' to- k of
Clothing. Best way to do is to
make prices talk. Hence this
opportunity.

25 Boys $l9S Solld-Black and Mixed
Suits, sizes -, Is. If, and 10 years. pre-
inventory price SOc
10 Boys Scotch Cheviot Suits, made
doublc-breasted. sold for S24S. pre-
inventory price $l20
Boys Doublo-Breasted Scotch Cheyi0t
Suits ana Corduroy Nestce Suits, sold
from $2.9S TO $3.50, pre-inyentory price
81 -
Boys s. and So Allover Scotch Cheviot
Suits, with separate silk corduroy
vest. military suits. with and without
vests. ages 10 II years, pre-inventOry
price $3.50.
Boys Double-Breasted Suits, of finest
quality cashmere and clay worstcd:
Fancy Nestee Suits. with SEPARATE
vests. sold from g 70 50, pre-inyentory
price $3.50.
e SZss olfla <, ;'g1e 3 1|T9agf5,Tc
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GRANITEWARE AND TW

Hahorman's Seamless Sue.r9s. e0'i
for &c.,. for 30.
Haborman's saucepots s1.l for % and
35c., for l0c
Tipped saucepans. first quality 3.
First Quality Pie-pi8tes O.. ...u
First Quality Cups and Sau.rs zoe
pair.
Medium and Large size SteWir- Ks..
Ties sold for 20 and 25c., for no.
Larse-size Granite Roasters. seu PIP s..
for 20.
Six-Quart Tea and Conae-Pots Ba.s
handled. would be- cheap at #.. tt
rs.
Copper-Rottom Tea-Pots. . quarts 20.
LOlg-Handi,l Japanned Fire stlgs
70.
Gold-Hauded Japanned Toilet SETS were
gsc.. for 5Oc
Decorated Japauned Tin slop Buckles
10.
Two-Gallon MIX or oyster Buckets -.
Eight-Quart Fibre Buckets. never s.i
for less than BE. for 10.
Long-llandled Bast.ng spoons &c.
Laree-Size Japanued Trays ~.
Four-Quart REFINED Saucopans ~.
Large-Size Tin Basins, Zoe. size n. -
Decorated Soap Stands. with an.8.
e
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Parliamentary M ny o.
Gale Ladies', them but re-
xnI.onare ned Gently bought
WapP.i' an" for our Jan
Underskirts. uarv sales.
and many of them from the
Mansfield stock purchase.

Black and Red Plaid Satin Cnderskirta
with wide Tuffie, worth 15c., prTln-
ventOry price 4Sc.
Black Satin Undorskirts with two wide
ruffles, fun width worth I.25 pre-
inventory price S5c
Metallic Underskirts. in fancy and
Black and White stripes. double ruff
fle and corded. worth &, pre-inventOry
price 81 80.
Black and COlored italian Cloth Skirts.
with accordion pleats. and trimmed
with velvet ribbon, worth S. pre-in-
ventory price 81
All Of our best quality Flannellette and
Sl69 and $LSS pre-inventory price 81
Heavy Flannellette Wrappers. in Black
and White and colors. all sizes, that
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progressive daring step

Parliamentary Our new ",
Sale manager still
, compl a ins
TdrHilure. about being
overstocked on Furniture but
at the prices now put on them N,
we are certain the surplus VIII
be closed out by counting time
Tuesday night.
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Solid Back Brstlo Scrub Brushes io.f
Heavy Wire-DrlWu Scrub 1921.
DC, Clothes Brushes With FirUi
handles. roc: Silver Brushes o..
Whitewash Brushes roc Shoe I-
bcrs. %. Stove Brushes. De-. Heavy
Whisk-HroOms g.
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SOAPS.

Lautz Brothers Cream Borax Soap. 5c. .
Queen Laundry Soap. 6 Tor Zoe: Boot
jack soap, lc. a bar. Climax. large
bars. &c. Snow-Boy Washing Powder
for DC; Electric Silicon. Sc. a box.
Liquid Putt Pomade. IOc. o. box.
large bottle Ammonia -. "A bottle.
Stove Polish. 2 for &c; Shoe Hacking
1c. box; Candles. -. a dozen.
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January and
February Sale
Wall Paper.

ring January and February;
but we have even changed that
order of things. Better make
some wages than none at all.
We'd better make smaller
profits than none at also the
combination of lowest prices
will paper your house for less
during January and February
than afterwards. 5000 rolls,
our entire purchase for spring,
await your selection.
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Pre-InventOry A harvest
Sale of Tor houseiur-
- -" sual chances
diiu ToitlSiSS' for are t
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MerinO, Wool, CameIs Hair
within the borders ofthis State.
Look up your needs for Mon
days or Tuesdays buying.
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lated lots are large, and for the
two days before inventory the
selling will be very spirited, if
reduction can make il so.
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GLASSWARE.

Cut-Bottom Water Bottles. with urS
i5c.; Imitation Cut-Giass obioug nr.
serves Dishes. 100. choice of t.s
tern. zoe; EXtra-Large Preso
stands. with tops IL; Handled y .
pies, extra heavy, sold for l0c. p
&c., ENtra-HeaVy Fine Cut Butter
Dishes. 100. Sugars and Creams D
match above. 15c.; Pressed-Glass Tl.
Die Sets. i5c.; Molasses jugs. wra
tin tons. 1Oc.. Fhnt-Giass p.t.h
We're 4nc.. for lie; Fruit Bowls were
l. Id BIC for 100. cLnl.n.
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Schlller's Rest Makes Of 50 and $3.50 Lace
and Button Boots. for ladies, Of fine
skins. in five different styles of hand
sewed welts, the furnishing of which
are handsome. These We are enabled
TO sell. pair. for $I.19.
Hand-Sewed Finished Wei Kid-SlIn
Button and Lace Boots. for ladies'
-Four different styles. costing $1.JO, in
this purchase for 0oc.
Eight different styles of Sc French Kid
Skin Boots for ladies', all this sea-
sons shapes az $1.1s.
Celebrated Brand Boots. for ladies, Of
finest-fnish, in newest shapes and
shades Of tan stock. Equals any 50
Shoe YOU ever saw; sale at Sf.9S.
Boys Bunker-iiill Brand 81 and 81
School Shoes TO sell for I'D
Misses French Kid-SlSin Boots. nearly
every style. made TO sell at 81; in this
sale at $3.50.
Children's Hand-Sewed Button and Lace
Shoes, finest $3.50 and g quality of kid
skin. You may choose from 800 pairs
at 81.
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DOn7eStiCS
and
Wash Goods
The public
a p p re c la ties
the methods of

plenty of all goods advertised.
The meeting of every cut price
and the sale all day of goods at
same prices which are sold else
where for certain hours only.
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1,SO0 Paper-Bacl Novels, mostly COPY
righted works Captain Charles King
and hundreds OF other writer's. libra
ries that sell for 50 and 25c, any of
these az sc.
200 or more dainty 16mo. Gift Books.
ine decorated cloth covers. an copy
rlghted works, original price soc. to 81.
any Of these for f5c
Some dainty White-Bound and Linen
Bound Classics, works OF Shakes
peare, Ruskin, Lubbock. Arnold. at
IOc
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SMALL WARES.

Glass Cutters. IOc.; Meat Cutters, Sc;
Colanders. &c; salad Sets. Sc: Toilet
Paper Reels. 4c.; Euamcl-Handled
Screwdriyers. 1c.; Cakc-Tulners. with
polished handles. &c: WhetstOnes. 2c.
Lid Lifters, Be; Double Coat Hooks.
Black enamelled. 100. o. dozen: spice
Grinders all sizes zoe; Dust Bellows.
worth Boo, for =5c.; Polishing Irons.
21c.; finest quality Cast Steel Axes.
with handles, i5c.: Extra-Large-S
3ge.. for zoe: Polished Handled Meat
Cleavers, DC; Carving Knives ana
Forks, horn handled. roc. set: Extra.
Fine Bread Knives. Zoe: Nickel Bread
Tray and Scoop. pc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-29

times the assortment O
any store hereabouts. 1t was
part of our policy to have a
complete stock at the begin.
ming of the now famous White
Sale. Are these bargains ?
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-06-23

At little gathering not long ago the
guests played some simple games and
told ghost stories, and managed to have
a good time in the old fashioned way.
Pretty soon one of the gentlemen
said:
81 don't believe we appreciate what
a steady old slow coach the human
brain is. Notwithstanding all our
talk about quick wits, and flashes OF
intelligence, the brain is not so easily
thrown from it's accustomed ruts. If,
for instance, l ask a question which
is entirely new to you, but which your
honest old brain mistakes for query
quite similar in construction, it will
go right ahead and telegraph the re-
ply in its own hidebound way"
"That sounds interesting" said one
of the guests, "but show us an exam
ple."
IT WILL" said the first speaker, with
the proviso that you answer it prompt
ly." He smiled, and then, without
any haste, quietly asked: who saved
the life of Pocahontas?"
John Smith" roared twenty voices.
"You see," said the questioner.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-06-23

1t has been computed that about &c.
100000 babies are born into the world
each year. The rate of production is,
therefore, about seventy per minute,
or more than one for every beat of the
clock.
With the one-a-second calculation ev-
cry reader Is familiar, but it is not ev-
cry one who stops to calculate what
this means when it comes to a years
supply. 1t will therefore, probably
startle good many persons to find, on
the authority of we'll known statis-
tician, that, could the infants Of year
be ranged in line in cradles, the era
dies would extend around the world
The same writer looks at the matter
In more picturesque light. He mag
Ines the babies carried past a given
point in their mothers arms, one by
one, and the process being kept up
night and day until the last hour in the
twelfth month had passed by. A suffi-
GENTLY liberal rate is allowed, but even
In going past at the rate Of twenty a
minute, 1,200 an hour during the entire
year, the reviewer at his post would
have seen only the sixth part Of the in
fantile host.
In other words, the babe that had to
be carried when the tramp began would
be able to walk when but a mere frac-
ton Of its comrades had reached the
reviewers post, and when the years
supply of babies was drawing to a close
there would be a rear guard, not of in
fants, but Of romping six-year-old boys
and girls.