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floors and slowly faced the three Off
GERS. He was slender, well built. erect.
His uniform fitted him trinity and was
worn with easy grace, his hands and
feet were small and slender, his ewes
and hair dark and fine, his features del
icate and clear cut, his complexion a
trife blistered and beaten by the harsh
winds that whistled in every day from
the sea, and, as he turned. all three Off
Gers were struck by its extreme pallor.
You're sick again, Norton" said the
adjutant, somewhat sternly. II
thought l told you to see DR.. Heffer-
nan. Have you done so?"
'I-wasn't sick enough" faltered the
young soldier. Il was all right min
ute or two-or rather this morning,
sir. It'll be over presently. Perhaps
it was the smell OF the oil that did it
the stove is close to my desk"
But Gordon continued 10 look at him
doubtfully.
Move your desk across the tent for
the present. anyhow" said he. and I'll
speak to the doctor myself. With all
this newspaper hullabaloo about our
neglect of the sick continued he.turn-
ing to his friends. ''if a man changes
color at sight of smash-up he must
be turned over to the Red Cross at once.
What is it. orderly" he finished, sud-
denly. as the tent flaps parted and
soldier in complete uniform. girt with
his belt of giistening cartridges. stood
at salute. some visiting cards in his
gloved hand.
Lieut. Gray here sir?" was the COM
prehensiye answer. Then. catching
sight of the Young officer, who stepped
quickly forward, he held forth the
cards.
THE adiutant generals compli-
ments. sir and he'd he glad If the lieu
tenant would come over at once"
Gray took ,he cards. curiously stud
led them and then read aloud. one after
the other, and placing the topmost un-
derneath the other two as soon as read.
Mr. LlsPENARD PRIME"
MISS PRIME"
MISS AMY LAWRENCE"
1t was the last name that lay upper
most at the end and the Parson
noted it.
That's the pretty cousin, Billy"
quoth he. Case OF the last shall be
first, don't you see? Scoor now. you
lucky boy. and tell us all ahou, i, later"
But Gray was still gazing dreamily
al the cards
I'm sure | never met any of them
before in my life" said he. There
must be some mistake. Eet-that
name sounds familiar-somehow," and
that" was the only name now in sight.
I'm Off" he suddenly announced, and
vanished.
There was a sound of light, quick
footsteps on the flooring of the rear
ward tent at the same time. The ser
geant major glanced up from his writ
ring: looked at vacant desk. then at
the clock, then. inquiringly, at his regi-
mental deity-the adjutant. 1t was
just the hour of the day at which all
manner of papers were coming down
from division and brigade hcadquar-
iers to be duly stamped. noted and
stacked up for the coluU,l's action.
This was the Young clerk Morton's
especial function. but Morton had left
the Office and was gone.
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he Rock Island wall Map of the United
States.
l, the best offered to the public. 1t is
very large and specially adapted to
school purposes. Every teacher OF
geography and every business office
should tave one Ii will be sent post
paid TO any address on receip, of Is cts.
In postage stamps or coin, Address
John Sebastian, G. P. A., Chicago, III.
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Notice.

Notice.
To persons wanting cheap homes
reasonable rates and long time at low
rate Of interest. see undersigned. l am
now dividing up the Sale farm into FIVE
and ten acre tracts with water rights,
situated one fourth of a mile from good
school and one and three qaa''er miles
from city of Boulder. and viii sell At a
bargain. w, p, SALE.
Real Estate and Mining Agency.
,IIo I2,h street. Boulder.
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When, where and how to OBTAIN pure
liquors without having TO pay three prices
for it is eading question, Listen to US
In the first place, be sure it is no, SuIr-
day, then walk straisht-way 10 Gsrba-
rinos
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DR.. H. H. Haden, Summit, Ala. says
al think Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is a
splendid medicine, | prescribe 1t. and
my confidence in il grows with conun.
ued use" 1t d,ges,s what YOU eat and
quickly cures dyspepsia and indigestion.
Chas. T. Gilbert,
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Unjust Suspicions.

Long-Hello, Short! Where's your
watch?
Short left ii in my other clothes.
Long-How much did you get on the
suit and the watch IN. Y. journal.
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W hat He Saw.

Mrs. Jopes-iou say you saw an IL
Illustrated copy of paradise Lost" to-
day.
Mr.. Jones-No; l said saw an illus
tration of Paradise LOST saw fellow
getting married.-Judge.
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Di.cournxinx Rc.~.reh.

at is every mans privilege to think
for himself, isn't it?"
"If you think so why do you ask me7"
Chicago Daily Record,
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Fox SALk-Note. signed by S. B. and
E, w. Austin, for $500 and interest, due
since Nov. 10th, %. Studebaker Bros,
Mfg. CO., Denver.
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His Eye. Were Opened Then.

Biggs-Poor Dobbs never knew what
= Jewel of wife he had until
Boggs-Until he lost her?
Biggs-No, until he married again.
N. Y. Iournnl
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Same Thing,

"My husband said Mrs. Seldom.
Holme, "is always preaching economy.
and l have to practice what he
breaches. Tribune
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Why He Can't.

Yes. Ia like a horseless carriage,
But | can't AFFORD 1t. sir,
Because'-and here he deeply sighed
II am brieness barrister."
-ChichEo Tribune
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A dyice.

Friend-Can't you give me tip OF
stocks?
Broker-Yes. Don't buy or sell!-
Puck.
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HUDYAN viii cure
hystsria. HUDYAN
will relieve every
synptsn. HUDYAN
viii restoFs The weak.
sAsd nerves 70 . heal.
hy condition and the
symptoms viii Aissp
pear. HUDYAN hs
vegetable remedy aad
has no bad eject On
the system. Study
your symptoas care
fully. when you have
lsos -, use tAs AUD.
YAM and hAA tell
loas for you.
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DR.. W. Wixon, Italy Hill, n. Y, says
81 heartily recommend One Minute
Cough Cure. 1t gave my wife imme
date relief il suffocating asthma. ="
Pleasant to take. Never fails to quick
ly cure all coughs, colds, throa, and
lung troubles. Chas. 7. Gilbert.
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HYSTEBIa

= purely . nervous disorder and all IL
symptoms are Of nervous origin. Hystsha
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Willie-Did he say Willie or WilliamI !
Jimmie-He said William Henry,
Willie-Goodb by.-St. Louis Republic.
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WOODFORDS.

About 20 Of the little friends OF Mis-
Phyllis Pstronslla Kelley were entertained
at the home Of her parents, "a Concord
street, Friday afternoon, the OCCASION be-
ing the observance of her nth birthday.
During the afternoon los cream. the
birthday cake and candy and truit were
served. The young hostess was hand
somsly remembered by several gifts
presented by her young friends.
Rev. Canon ChsrlEs Il. Ogden, who
has been at his home on Clifton street.
for few days, while In attenanoe upon
the funeral services Of the late Bishop
Nicely, returned to Ogonts. Penn, where
he is at present an instructor In a private
school.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bates and her son have
been visiting In Winchester, Mass., the
past week.
Mrs. Bates is SO years Of age and Is
remarkably we'll and active for one OF her
years.
The A, b, G. Klass held o business
Inesting at the home of Mrs. Fred Kim
ball, Pleasant street, Saturday afternoon.
This club IL one Of the most progressive
ladies' literary clubs in the bearing dis
trict.
next Wednesday afternoon at 8 O'Clock
the home of the president. Mrs. Gale
Montgomery. Lawn street. There ar
several matters Of importance to be con-
siaered and full attendance is desired
All ladies interested in the Temperance
cause are Invited to attend.
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MARRIAGES.

In Bowdoinham. Nov. 2, by the Rev: Thomas
Kinney. Mr.. Nathaniel j. Libby OF litchne!d
and Mrs. H. u. Andrews OF Litchseld, formerly
OF Auburn.
In BAR Harbor. Oct. 20. Fred Watson and
Miss Cora PendletoD.
In Hancock, Clarence L. Nickerson and Miss
Emma Grant.
In West Eden, Oct. 20. Olin W. Richardson
and Miss Maud 4. Merchant. both OF MI Desert
In Bar Harbor. Oct %, Frank Leighton ana
Miss Myrtle Grant.
In Temple, Oct. 25. Joseph Mannock Of North
Adams aud Miss Mabei A. Sampson OF Temple.
In Bar Hart0r. Oct. %, freeman L. smith ana
Miss FLORENCE NJ. Whaling.
In Waterford, Oct. Is, Arthur Richards Fits
and Miss Bertha Frances Rec.
In Skowhegan. Oct "a. John II. Lancaster
and Miss Susie Priest.
lu Phillips, Oct %, Orville w. Hutehins oil
MadrId and Miss Annie Plckaid Of Phillips.
In Orient, Oct. 20, Herbert Han. OF forest
City and Bertha Maxwell OF Orient.
In Rockland. Cct. 20, Alfred X. Condor ana
Miss Mabelic Emmohs.
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YARMOUTH.

The pupils of the Yarmouth High
school held a very enjoyable masquerade
dance and social, Friday evening, at Ma
sonic hall.
The following programme has been ar
ranged for college night" to be OBJ
served Monday evening by the Phiiologian
society. at the reading room Of North
Yarmouth academy: Roll call, responded
to by college stories; music. Miss Marion
L. Bennett; reading. The Boys, Oliver
Wendell Holmes. Miss Ethel Boothby
discussion, "Does the oo-educational COL
lege present better educational advantages
than the coordinate college or the college
for either fex alonst" (a) The oo-sduoa-
tional college. Will am II. Rowe; (b)
The coordinate college, Eveline A. Sales
man; (o) The boys' collage, Ralph B.
True; I'D The girls college. Edith l..
Cook; reading Aorituri Salutamus,
Longfsllow, Miss Harriet w. Mari: mu-
sic, college songs; reading Of Phiio Phon-
ograph. by the board Of editors; music,
college songs
The sslsctmsn have appointed Mr.. ].
Augustine Scabury as constable and tar
collector, 10 fill out ths unsxpired tsrm
1f ofllos q the late Mr.. L. Beschss True.
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. DEAF rs.

In this city. Nov. 8. Bridget. wife of the late
James Tooin. aged 81 years.
Funeral on Wednesday morning at $50
o'clock from the residence OF her daughter.
Mrs. William McGonaeie, No. Sc Wateryiile 81.
Requiem high mass at the Cathedral OF the
Immaculate Conception at . o'clock.
In South Portland. Nov. 3, suddenly. WIN. I.
Studley. aged IL years months.
In Bgngor oci. 81, Mrs. L. r. Church. aged
AZ years.
In Veazie. Dot. 2s. Thomas s. Carey, aged
SO years.
years ID DAYS.
aged IL years.
years IL months.
In Fast Orrington. Oct 20, Chas. T.. Newcomb
aged 81 years months.
In Bangor, Oct ~. Mrs Annie Dodge. aged
80 wears.
In Weeks Mills, Oct 20. Mrs. Martha A.
osborn. aged IL years.
In woolwieh. oct "a. John b. Thwing. aged
20 years months.
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OAKDALE.

Nrf. II. A Hart, who has spand
month in Massach Sstts, returned to her
home Th ursday afternoon.
The Dirigo Literary club met Friday
afternoon with the president, Mrs. Hart
After delightful and instructive hsson.
they adjourned to meet with Mrs. Allen.
ysssenden street, in two weeks from
date.
The Mason Corner Sunday school is
rapidly progressing under the able man.
aeement Of Mr.. and Mrs. Shaw. The
Oakdals Sunday school have donated
some books, and one Of the pupils who
has besen pianist for the OskdaIe school,
will gratituously aid them In filing the
organist's place for the present.
The many friends Of William Louis
Merrill are ooneratulating him upon his
unanimous election az president Of the
Junior class, Tufts college Dental school.
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MORRILLS.

Mr. b. G. Peabody. station agent ant
telegraph operator ct Wsstbrook junction
has returned from q vacation trip In east
ern Maine During his absence his plac'
has been filled by Mr.. John Thompson.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wiley. Of Lynn. Mass..
has returned to her home aft.r pleasant
visit among relatives and friends In this
state. 1t has been eight years since sne
visited the state. During her visit her
she was the guest Of her brother, Mr.
VIM. Scammon. Stevens avenue.
Rev. S. q. Davis has placed on tbf
church table of All Souls Universslisi
church ssv,ral copies Of "In HE Steps.
TO be- taken home by members OF the CON
Rrogation, and returned that Others may
also take them, with the opinions OF the
RAIDERS written within.
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GORHAM.

Gorham, Nov .. The local and through
freight business IL very large this season
on the Portland g. Rochester. o ne hun
drsd and twenty -four loaded care passed
our station for the Wsst last Sunday that
we're obliged to lay over from Saturday.
1t required three special trains to do the
work.
The seleotmsn Of GorhAm have appoint
ed for election clerks S. b. Guthrie and
u. n. Parker also for ballot clerks Geo.
p. Plaisssd and Joseph Files. who will
serve at the slsction on Monday.
Hon. Kimban Eastman Of Westbrook
was in Gorham Thursday on business.
Mr.. Walter kuapton left for Boston
yesterday, whore he has business for the
fall and winter.
Mr.. John Dyke. who Is In the employ
of Milliken, Cousins 81 Co., dry goods
dealers, Portland, waited his. family o n
Main street Thursday.
Mr.. Dresser Of Portland are building q
large hotel on Clid Island for anot he
seasons business.
Mr.. George Strout, State street, was
able to be ON the street yesterday after u n
Illness of six weeks.
MIR. Gardiner kellogg, q well known
and worthy townsman We are very sorry
to report has been confined to the house
several weeks, He Is missed upon our
streets by his many friends
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sssrk, and o. O. Evans was sissssd In
xldssnss ssampsa reported tAss NJ.
nantsa y. Aneaeln4 esked shse Ne csey
Psy rsss On ~ s:iid'nqs 70 I%eu usss 9;
that e. the city bad tax dssds on NJ.
Anthoins's property TO the amount OF v5oC
they would pay rent 30 themselves.
Albsrt ~. Spear. Jr., resigned - ballot
olsfk, ana Nathaniel +. Gordon wss
elected In his place.
West Hish street sewer which was grant
y. ". RishArdson was granted psrmis-
N1um 70 Grect 3 tWo-story wooden build
ing - : Stanford street and George =.
Herssy was granted . license for pool
room.
Alderman Sesmman introduced N Or
der that The city tam b. trnnsfsrrsd
and hESaaa. 70 IVES passsd.
Tke bills Of Dyer u jose and n. ID. 8
Woodbury. wsrs rsfsrrsd to the commit
To- on finance.
The Mayor suggested that the city 90
lisitse lock inee " matter Of AZ dsedA
Tsx lisss Of ths several wards were d.
livsrsa By the board Of registration and
accepted By sldsrmea.
Upoo motion ef Aldsrnan Spear u wss
vuo1d - Pay The sssats Of VIM I. 6tud'
~ ~ suD u o1o.se fps taxes paid By
hin aal alss ty WIN. H. Piercs.
An order introdvced By Alderman Tti-
too that The Stamford street sswsr asssss-
nsnt Il sssphsn Dsughty Do sbstsd,
TIE following order gAs paosd. "Th al
the Portland 3 Caps Elizsbsth Railway
COMPANY remove or cover tho troek 81
willsrd street which 10 an obstruotisn 10
travel
The auditor's report aggrsgating the
expsndituss Of "a 1855 Was read and
laid ON table until nsxt meeting.
The mssting shen adjourned 70 Monday
night 81 o'clock.
Nyrtls Assembly No. 2 p. s., will oslo
bruts their eleventh anniversary 81
Pythian hall, Wednesday evening. Nov. g.
The psogramms win consist OF vocal and
instrumental iausie. rssdings, graphic
phone sslsotisns and drill SuppW will
b served 70 all Each member 10 entit-
led 10 one ticket for friend. None but
msmbsss and thoss taking part will b
adm Tilted without tickets.
The funeral Of The late WIN. I. Stud
10y will be held 1T the Peoples churoh
tAis afternoon at O'Clock.
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WESTBROOK.

Mr.. John X. Wentworth returned Sat-
urtiay from . weeks business trip In
Bath and vicinity. Mr.. Wentworth avs
that around Bath the farmers are suffer-
ing for rain. and until the rain Of the
past week thsy have been OBLIGED TO haul
water seven miles to supply their needs.
Two handsome specimens Of deer were
received In wsstbrook Saturday from
Mr.. W. u. Boothby and Ernest Gerharty.
who have been with party OF friends on
a cunning trip In eastern Maine. The
deer shot BY MIR. Boothby was consider
ably The larger
Street Commissioners Skillings found q
silver watch and brass chain Friday
while exoavAting near the residence OF
Mr.. Holston, Cumberland Mills. The
watch was found two feet below the
street level and wss in very good oondi-
ton. The street department. has been en-
gagged in lowering the grade Of the street.
The watch was evidently dropped by
someone seven OF eight years ago when
the eiectri o car tracks wers laid through
the city. The watch is of this hunters
case pattern.
DR.. =. Pidgson Of Lswiston, formsrl y
Wsstbrook. Is In the city on brief
isit.
The funeral services of the late Mrs.
arab Jane Adams were held Saturday
fternoon at two o'clock from the late
ssidence, Windows lane. The ssrvioss
we're oonduotsd by Rev. 8. N. Adams,
aston of the Westbrock Congregations
huroh. Music was furnished by = quar-
cite composed OF Mrs. A. g. Cloudmsn,
diss Carrie Phinnsy, Aessrs. Cherries
Carleton and Joseph Hszslton, Jr. The
,urial was at ths old Saocarappa GENE.
ely.
Mr.. Alonzo Martin. gate tender at the
Maine Central railroad crossing at Cum
,erIand Mills. has teen enjoying . brief
vacation among relatives and friends In
BiraJu. MIR. Eugene Harmon, . con-
iuctor on the Westbrook, windham and
Naples Electric railway. has bssn away
n leave Of ats noe the past week In tbs
discharge of his duties ~ . member Of
t Dc board of registration Of voters
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BISHOP NEELY'S SUCCESSOR
+ he standing Com mittee VIII Hold 9
Meeting Next Week.

The standing COMMITTEES OF the Maine
Diocese Of the Protestant Episcopal
church held . meeting Friday evening
and transacted routine business. The
question Of Bisbop Nesly's successor was
not brought mp. the meeting not being
held for that purpose. The COMMITTEES are
to meet again q week from to-day. and
TENN will probably tx the date Of the con
veption.
The subject Of . successor to bishop
Nssly has bsen talked over somewhat in
church circles and several names have
been mentioned Among them are hev.
Mr.. Degsn OF Augusta, Dean Silis Of
Portland, DR.. Lindsay Of 81 Paui,s
church, Boston. and Rev. DIR. J. y.
Quinn Of Union.
ID IL thought that the special oonvsn-
ton OF the diocese will BE- called TO meet
during the first week in Advsnt for the
election Of Bish op Nicely . successor.
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MAINE GENERAL HOSPITAL.

THE Annual meeting OF the Maine General
i Hospital for tho choice of officers for the
ensuing year and the transaction OF such other
business rs may legally be presented. will be
held In the once Of the Treasurer, In Portland,
a. four O'Clock In the afternoon of the nrst
Tuesday the seventh day Of November. 1889.
Y. r. BARkEaT, Secretary.
Portland. Oct. 1G isoA octiseodtd
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OWEN, MOORE & co.
Annual Meeting.

THE stockholders of the Central Wharf Tow
l Boat Co., are hereby notified that their
annual meeting will be held at Their ONCE No.
ITS Commercial ST., Portland on saturday, Nov
H. at go p. u, to act on the following articles
First, to choose mode ator; Seconi, TO choose
directors for the ensuing year; Third. TO act
before them.
nov4diw j. +. TENNEf, Clerk.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT

Saturday Judge Webb held bank
ruptcy session and adjudged several Pc
titions. Petitions In bankruptcy were
field by Asa b. Barron OF Ellsworth,
Isaac Carter Of Brookiin. and Charles A.
Allen OF Newport.
Saturday morning on the motion OF
u. S. District Attorney Dyer. W. 6. lie.
vim Of Danforrh was admitted TO practice
In the United States Cirouit courts.
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OWEN, MOORE G. GO.

Leather Goods Counter
One lot of metal Buck
les, at 15c, been 25c.
Fancy Goods Counter.
One lot of Photograph
Frames, assorted, at SOC,
been 75c, 83c and CSC.
/esveA,y Counter.
An assorted lot of
Lorgnette Chains, at 19c,
been 25c.
Stationery Counter
One lot of cream "Wed-
ding Note" Writing Pa
per, extra quality, at TIC
pound, other days at
Csc. Also a lot of play
ing Cards for Whist, at
&c a pack.
Handkerehaefs Connter
A lot of Swiss embroid-
cred scalIoped edge Hand
kerchiefs, somewhat dus-
ty, at three for 25c.
Toilet Goods.
One lot of Kahnweil-
ers' Sanitary Bath Spon-
ges, at 19c, been 25c. A
lot of Buttermilk Soap,
at 1Oc box, (three
cakes.) One lot of "Elec-
trio Cleaner" in large
bottles, for removing
spots from anything, at
12c a bottle.
Ha6eraasAery.
An assorted lot of
Puff and Teck Scarfs, at
25c, been SOC.
Needlevo,,k Counter
One lot of extra long,
extra heavy, linen Side
board Scarfs, with hem
stitched and faggoted
ends, at SOC, been S3c.
! One lot of linen Squares,
with fringed and faggot-
ed border, and one lot of
hemstitchcd S m ed
scarfs and a lot of Table
! Runners, with turned
and couched edges, which
have been $1.25 to $40,
to go today at Half.
Basement
One lot of wooden
Rollers, with brackets,
for roller towels, at sc.
| One lot of Teapot Tiles,
at 15c, were Csc. One
] lot of Tooth Picks, at &c
a box, were Toe. Cne
lot of banded glass Tum-
| blers, at 25c a dozen. A
lot of tea and chocolate
Cups and Saucers, at lie,
been 25c.
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There will be reception to the pastor
and wife, Mr.. and Mra. John Murray
Atwood. at the vestry Of the Church OF
tho Messiah. Thursday evening. Novsm-
Der Q. at 7.45 O'Clock, TO which all are
cordially invited.
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Portland, Nov. 9.
w L. .s sss's
we Elk Of
November with the fol-
lowing list of Special
Offerings which are to
constitute our Mondays
Bargain Sale"
Mafktnkoshes.
One lot of navy blue
wool serge, double tex
ture Mackintoshes, for
women, long detachable
cape, at $4.98, marked
down from S.UO.
Trimmings Counter.
One lot of assorted
styles and colors of Trim
ming Braids, at SC a
yard, marked down from
IL lie. Also a lot of
fancy Belt Buckles, at
Csc, been 36c and SOC.
MEMS UnderWsar.
One lot of heavy all
wool Shirts and Draw
ers, at $1.86, marked
down from 2.36-these
are made of fine Austria
liam Lambs wool.
MEMS Hosiery Counter.
One lot of heavy blue
and grey mixed Shaker
Socks, at 2 pairs for 25c.
Special bargain. Also a
lot of fancy wool Golf
and Bicycle Stockings,
(footless) at 38c, marked
down from SOC.
UnaeysOcar, Knitted.
One lot of "Oneita"
style Combination Suits,
grey and ecru, at &c,
regular dollar quality
these are subject to
slight mill imperfections.
At same counter, a lot
of Jersey ribbed Under
vests, silver mixed, for
children up to twelve
years, at 19c, been 25c.
Underwear, Muslin.
One lot of good quail
ity white Lawn Aprons,
36 inches long, 80 inches
wide, with deep hem
and double row of tuck
ing, at two for 25c.
Special value.
Coyseks Counter.
Five styles of genuine
imported &c. p" Cor
sets, to go at % Per cent
discount from regular
price. Also a lot of
wire Bustles, at 19c, been
25c.
Skirts Counter.
A lot of fancy moired
Skirts, stripes and polka
spots, full umbrella
shape, lined with outing
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