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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-02-06
How she Used Chewing Gum.

There is one young woman in New
York who says that chewing gum is al
most necessary part of young wo-
mans dressing table. DO you know"
she says. 'tthe other day lost big
rhinestone out of one of my best hat
pins found the stone, but didn't
know what to do for Il wear the pin all
the time, and I was going to use it just
then If you only stop to think min
ute there is nothing you can't do. I
happened to think Of chewing gum I
bought piece, chewed it little until
it was soft, put it in the vacant place
in my pin, like cement, set my stone
into it, and it has hardened there and
I don't believe it will ever come out
gain /" 'st5f
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-02-06
Broke Her Leg.

The third runaway attended by Sc
rious consequences to occur in one day
resulted in a broken leg for Mrs. Ar
thur Will about midnight last night.
Mrs. Will, with her husband, had been
visiting Mr.. Wills mother Mrs. George
Althoff, and about midnight. went to
Marlowe's stable to get their horse and
start for home few miles southeast
of the city As they drove out of the
stable, the horse got frightened and ran
away, throwing both occupants of the
cutter out on the pavement. Mrs. Will
was picked up badly hurt and taken to
Mrs. Althoff's home and doctor sum-
moned who found she had sustained a
broken leg.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-02-06
BUTTE News.
It is A LAZY CLIMATE.
An Interesting Letter From
Kirk in Honolulu.
LAND OFP0ETRYAN DMUSIC
How the Newspapers Are Run-Profes-
sions Are Well Representative
Butte Boys Are Anxious
to Return Home

John n. Kirk, the Butte attorney,
who has been spending the past month
!. or two on the Hawaiian islands, writes
as follows. in the course of letter, to a
friend in this city:
1T is hard to even write letters in
this, the LATEST climate in the world.
X One would imagine that person ac-
customed to Butte's activity would feel
: very much out of place and i'll at ease
in this quiet, easy-going land of poetry
and music, but it is in fact a continual
pleasure-this ever INDUCING in the ele
CANT leisure which is peculiar to this
cline and these people.
1.-THE people are hospitable in the ex
treme and pride themselves on having
no beggars in their midst. All seem
happy and contented and extreme pow
erty is unknown.
Much has been said of the contract
labor system and the hardships en-
dured by the common laborers on the
large plantations, but this state of af-
fairs, If it exists at ALL is certainly not
in evidence in Honolulu. The city of
Honolulu is more like great park with
the most exquisite foliage, ever singing
: birds. extremely comfortable residences
scattered here and there surrounded
with beautifully large lawns and pretty
driveways.
Bathing is INDUCED in the year
round, and every afternoon finds our
party at the beach. Four daily news
papers are published in Honolulu and all
are in an apparently prosperous condi-
ton. Press dispatches reach them only
through Frisco papers, and on an aver
age of about once week. There are a
few columns of local matters, includ-
ing court notes, some short editorials
and the remainder Of the paper made
up between advertising and foreign
matter culled from the coast papers,
and which latter is apparently divided
up in such a way as to last until the
next steamer brings a fresh supply of
continental news.
"The courts are in some doubt as to
their true status until congress acts.
and it now seems doubtful If there will
be any Hawaiian legislation this ses-
sion.
Il have seen very little of plantation
life, but judging from what T have
learned of stock speculations and divi-
bends, sugar plantations are profitable
investments.
The professions are well represented,
both here and on the other islands.
Francis Brooks is here to locate and
will soon open law office.
sTheater- gOerS will be entertained for
the next month by How Hopper Was
Sidetracked.'
..sWe called on the Butte boys in camp
and find them all anxious to return
home, or at least to be discharged
They feel that the reason for their en-
listment no longer exists, and that they
will be of more use at home in their
respective yocations."
Mr.. Kirk writes that he expects to be
back in Butte by the 18th of this
month
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$50 to the winner.

Joe Vogel of Anaconda and ]. T. Con-
way, the champion skater of Montana,
are matched for a one-mile race at the
cycle roller skating rink, rear Symons
store, Galena street entrance, on next
Tuesday evening for $25 a side. Conway
will use cycle skates and Vogel the four
roller pattern.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-02-06

Pearce, two very clever acrobatic song
and dance artists: Miss Julia Byron,
beautiful contortion dancer: the two
Schrode brothers, In their sensational
trick cottage act; Miss Susie Vernon,
talented singing soubrette. This ag-
gregation, with the Akimoto troupe OF
Japanese, will make the strongest vau-
deville attraction that has ever ap-
peared in this city, and crowded houses
will no doubt be the result of such
strong entertainment.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-02-06
A Small Blaze.

The fire department was called out
last night about II o'clock for an in
cipient blaze which started from pile
of old papers being thrown against the
boiler and fire box in the basement of
the Bennett block, at the corner of Park
and Arizona street. There was no dam
10.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-02-06
AT THE IMPERIAL.
The Best Troupe of japanese That Ever
Visited This Country

Visited This Country.
The Akimoto troupe of japanese from
edo, Japan, versatile company of
acrobatic marvels from the Orient, open
at the popular Imperial theater this
evening. The company consists of -
Japanese artists, and the best that has
ever visited America
In addition to the above attraction
the following new faces will appear in
conjunction: Miss Rose Randall. the
illuminated songstress and the greatest
character vocalist in the profession;
the three brothers Ryan, from the
Ringing circus; Messrs. Mackin and
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-02-06
Death of James Lewis,

James Lewis. one of the old-time
miners of the camp, died last night at
his residence, 20 East DAILY street, Wal
kerville. The deceased was SO years of
age, and had been a resident of Butte
for 20 years. He leaves a widow.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-02-06

The Importance of the work that is
before the ways and means committee
IS becoming more and more apparent.
The committee is much in earnest in
its desire to increase the revenue of the
state and the first of its reports will
probably be made during the present
week. The committee is holding fire.
quent sessions and it's members are in
vestigating thoroughly the proposed
methods for increasing the revenues of
the state. 1t is thought that some means
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-02-06

Do you want to buy or sell Boston
& Montana. Butte & Boston or Parrot
stocks? We receive quotations from
Boston every 80 minutes. Thompson
Investment company.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-02-06

Died-James Giroux, aged SO years, at
his late residence, Boulevard addition.
Funeral will take place Tuesday at 2
p. m. from Sherman's undertaking
rooms.
The funeral of Alvion B. Raffath will
take place from Sherman's at p. m.
to-day.
The funeral of Ruth Stanley Wilson
will take place to-day at 2 p. m from
the family residence, No. S39 Division
street.
Died-Marie Estele Chevier, aged 2
months, at the residence of her pa
rents, No. 519 West Park street, from
where the funeral will take place to-
day at 2 p. m.
Frank Thomas died yesterday The
remains are now at Sherman's awaiting
orders from relatives who have been
telegraphed.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-02-06
Ladies Appreciates

4 good remedy, and there is not anything ON the
market that equals French Tansy Tablets for the
relief and cure of painful or irregular menses.
These tablets remove all distractions, no matter
what the cause. Manufactured by A. Augendrs.
Paris, France and for sale only by d. NJ. New
bro Drug Co., Butte. Mont, Sole Agents. Price
" pei box, saat by mail securely ssled
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-02-06

Orion Bros. removed to 219 North
Main street. Pianos and organs, musi-
cal merchandise.
The sun., 1899-01-22
A Notable Sale of Toilet Articles.

Section c, Extreme Rear. None
BRUSHES.
5000 Imported Tooth Brushes, at
SC. instead of 1oc.
Nail Scrubs, pure briStles, white
and black, 1Oc. instead of 15c and
1oc.
Hair Brushes, pure bristles, 19c.
and 25c. instead of 25c. and 900.
Hair Brushes, pure extra stiff
bristleS, 900. and 45c. instead of SOC.
and 75c.
An assorted lot of Imported Hair
Brushes, screw and solid backs, long
and short bristleS, bleached and I'M
bleached, and black, at 69c. and 7Sc.
instead of S1.oO to $3.50.
Cloth Brushes, large and medium
size, pure bristleS, at 25c. and CSC.
instead of 3oc. and SOC.
Bath Brushes, pure bristles, with
strap and long detachable handles,
45c. instead OF 09c.
Shaving Brushes, pure bristleS,
bone and polished wood handles,
l2c. and SC. instead of 100. and
2Sc.
Hurl Handle Whisks, good quail
iy 2 for &c
The sun., 1899-01-22

D n.e: n' 2oOcommenced centre
LlluIolueIy pieces; the designs ara
Prices ! floral and also conyen.
tonal, as we'll as applique lace effects,
prices ranging from 25c. up to $500
each, which in many cases is almost
half ordinary prices They are all
without material for finishing, but
can be matched at our silk counter,
at a very economical extra charge.
Also sample lot of commenced
imported pieces, with materials to
finish, at reductions like above.
We continue the sale of Imitation
Irish Point Scarfs and Shams at fol-
lowing very low prices:
Scarfs 18X36, 25c. and 49,;
18X54, 2Qc. and 49c,
ShamS to match al 20c. and 49cs
eacn.
Cameras Eastman Koiaks
and from $500 to $500.
D.otomroob;c Rochester Optical
no'os' cP'''N Co. Premo Cameras,
SupplieS S4.OO to S50.95.
Also, we have everything in ANA
teur Photographers Supplies, and
make specially OF developing.
printing and enIarging for amateur
photographers.
On 4th floor,
At About nc Snol, ;enEllS ;SitS
I-3 OF Regular from H' NM onr |Ir'' Dress.
Prices making Depart,
ment, which means some OF the most
beautiful fabrics at very unusual prices
The sun., 1899-01-22

January selling continues measured by the best values kn
The itself the fauless kind the kind that's measured by style
good workmanship And look it any please
u ID the best offers we've made.
The sun., 1899-01-22
$l.OO for The $500 to $4.OO Lamp Glol

Our selling of those special Lamp Globes last week and
attracted of maker Globes had
wanted to sell them We bought them price Here they All large
Globes inches diameter decorated
coor the prevailing style They regularly worth from $500
pick from them $500 each Also
smaller sizes at 75c and $3.50
The sun., 1899-01-22
Comfortable Wrappers at Comfortable Prices

o9c. INSTEAD OF Si.OO.
Good quality Flanneette Wrappers,
in medium and dark colorings, yoke,
front and back braid trimmed, all
sizes; IN this lot some good cambria
wrappers in serviceable colorings.
The sun., 1899-01-22
Hints from the Muslin Underwear Sale.

Good Muslin Nightgowns, some
with 4 rows Of insertions, also lace
trimmed, at 900.
Fine Muslin Gowns, V neck and
Empire styles, prettily embroidered,
SOC.
A splendid lot of cambria and fine
Muslin Gowns, elaborately trimmed
with laces and embroderies, 79c.,
csc. and Si19.
Muslin Drawers, regular shapes,
embroidery trimmed, 900.
Muslin Drawers, umbrella and
lace trimmed, 49c. to SOC.
Corset Covers of good cambria,
The sun., 1899-01-22

98c. INSTEAD OF $3.50.
Extra quality Flannelette Wrappers,
in variety of colorings, made with
ruffle over shoulder, some braid, 9TH
ers ribbon trimmed, full skirt, all sizes.
Flannelette Negligee Gowns, light
dainty stripes, 49c., Csc, S1.3o.
The sun., 1899-01-22

S3.98, ms FAD OF S4.9S TO S5.VS.
175 assorted Silk Waists, tatfeta
and surahs, in plaids, fancy stripes
and plain colors, corded, perpen-
dicular and bias, self stock collars.
And some excellent values in Black
Taffeta Waists in this lot.
S4.oS, INSTEAD OF SO. so TO S6oS.
$50 very stylish Taffeta Silk
Waists, some new light stripes, bias
cording, other stylish plaids. Also
some Black Taffetas and Satin Waists
in this lot.
The sun., 1899-01-22

SOAPS.
Borax Toilet Soap, &c. cake.
Highly Perfumed Soaps, lilac,
lavender, jockey club, Florida water,
heliotrope, tea rose and Palestine
lily, at &c. cake.
Milk OF Almond, complexion soap,
DC, cake.
Carbolic Toilet Soap, SC. cake.
a lb. bar Pure White CASTLE Soap.
29c.
Glass Tooth Brush Bottles, silver
plated tops, 12c. each.
Celluloid Soap Boxes, large size,
25c.
The sun., 1899-01-22
TOILET PREPARATIONS.

TOILET PREPARATIONS.
Snow Flake Tooth Powder, SC.
can.
Perfumed Cold Cream, SC. jar.
Best Refined Borax, ] lb. pkg, &c.
Extra Strength Ammonia, pint
bottle, SC.
Violet Ammonia, for the bath, +!
pint bottle, SC.
Bay Rum, ] pint sprinkler top
bottles, l2c.
The sun., 1899-01-22

Brass Bedsteads.
Just II of them, and luckily for
you they're not faultlesS; they are
Slightly shop worn; you would
hardly notice it, though, but as there
are only few and they are really so
good, don't be disappointed if they
are all gone when you come.
Brass Bedstead, 8 #. 6 in, S2o.5o,
reduced TO Si4.75.
Brass Bedstead, 3 #. 6 in. and 4 #.
6 in, $4,000, reduced to $1,000.
Brass Bedstead, d #. 6 in. $500,
reduced to $1,000.
Brass Bedstead, 9 it,, $500, re-
duced to $3.50.
Brass Bedstead. with canopy
frame, 4 #. 6 in, 10000, reduced to
$1,000.
Brass Bedstead, 4 #. 6 I'M, $500
reduced to S42.5o.
ParIor Suits.
3-piece inlaid Par!or Suit, $4,000,
reduced to $4,000.
The sun., 1899-01-22

Some 15c. INSTEAD OF 3Oc.
-o Do.car+ Imported Moreen in
oU ei SSh' black, MORE finish,
Savings suitable for lining
on Linings dress or making an
underskirt, extra wide, SO inches, at
15c. yard.
17c. INSTEAD OF 25c.
1000 yards of fast black Taffeta
Percaline for skirt lining, will rustic
like silk, SO inches wide, 17c. yard.
SC. INSTEAD OF 12hc. AND 15c.
Novelty Skirting, black ground,
with fancy colored stripes.
Some More Ihls Is cor eomPlete etc
Very. Very is almost incum-
Special Linens bercd by the rich,
beautiful, rare things in spotIesS
linens.
These very special prices will give
you a pleasant introduction to the
department Tomorrow.
So inch all linen Silver Bleached
DamaSk, 900. yard.
90 inch extra heavy Cream
DamaSk. oOc. yard.
70 inch Satin Finish Blcached
Damask, 400. yard.
90 inch extra heavy Bleached
Damask, 79c. yard.
y inch fine Double Satin DAM
ask, S1.29 yard.
IS inch Bleached Satin Damask
Napkins, 98c. dozen.
% inch Bleached Satin DamaSk
Napkins, Si.9S dozen.
Sale of Small Wares continued, I'd floor.
The sun., 1899-01-22

lace and embroidery trimmed, 19c.,
25c. and 900.
White Petticoats. deep embroi-
dered umbrella ruffle, 98c,, St.1o,
Si.3o.
Good Muslin Chemises, corded
band, 25c.
Flannelette Underskirts, neat
stripes, yoke band, 25c.
A fine sample lot of Underwear
in nainsook, cambria and muslins,
Skirts, Chemises, Drawers, Gowns
and Covers, slightly Soiled, at greatly
reduced prices.
The sun., 1899-01-22
.frrderirk 8ossrr 4 Go.
8runklyn advertisements.
Tie First 1890 Bicycles.

The Spdng Both the chneSS and the regular chain wheels
and beautiful machines they ooastocrats all the through
their and goodness their quality needs
introduction every will be glad the Wheel and every
wheeman is welcome.
The sun., 1899-01-22

pI'9oJ ITNo IEHD UT p3.5U HIND
1913.
$50 Silk Waists in two styles,
one plaid sur2h shirt waist style,
stock collars, the other china silk
bias, corded front, in black and white
effects.
$3.50. INSTEAD OF s3.oS AND
$3.50.
200 assorted Silk Waists in China
silk and taffeta, plain, in the leading
shades, fancy stripes and plaids, all
with new corded fronts and stock
collars,
The sun., 1899-01-22
New Silk Waist Temptations.
AT SLQS TO S4eS for $3.50 10 ST. oS Kinds.

- In the matter of Prices these Silk Waists we've into competition
with ourselves problem either the selling silks but these
pretty upodae things Why the Waists
S98 enough charming Waists
but $3.50 EACH The prices keeping with Silk Sale
INSTEAD INSTEAD
The sun., 1899-01-22
A Great Sale of EmbrOideries.

Manufacturers Sample Strips and yards at the price OF one
These are some the very choicest things Emboes
since began business Many them have never been
seen before country made for Russian English and French
trade They all manufacturers sample strips and hence made the most
There different blind
work effects nSok and amb wide margins out ready for
use in odd widths from 34 inches wide almost like
1O 1896,
3s and 4oc per yard; sold only in strips
+ EYtrem
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and short, in front OF him and an aims.
box Hy his SIDE Each Each, of our party
the table. drops coin. according to his
means. in the aims box. and receives from the
Or tn the
We all kneel down Will opt conductor repeats
litsp3, light on candles Sy means Of ono on
guide to a far corner OF The chapel, where there
IA an
we pass through one By one. the brother whs
sS@n as ss doo: swing! pq q
behind us. n sense OF darkness closing In upon
us, and We are at last In the catacombs OF the
Il is a narrow and low pitched tunnel IN
which c6T we est stand earthly smelling and cut in
extended. CAP touch both sides. The, walls
tho SCOT and smoke Of tho sount!sss taper. carr
The passage IS psrisctis darf not Ct tqy Of
with sS dued Yellow g glimm.r that no more
than sunless to show us where We ere: Our
procession, and We be- gin the dsse.nt Of "a
tunnel. which slopes downward. After g9in4
9s SrS .s sssp Il So.2
wall, slab OF stone has been left some
eighteen inches from tho floor to form sort
sem leS in outline human body. raped In
hroW tho end vher. the feet STOW Would b.
At sight OF the body the peasants forming our
reverently, kiss the edge OF the overhsnG ring
grave cloth. This. explains our conductor. In
the nasal drone for which the Russian priest Is
the holy Gregory who converted to Ghrist!anity
The lSst OF the pagan pirate hordes that infested
his head in the last Of his missionary under
takInEs, and returned to the LayrA one night
next morning outside the monastery gates,
how and by whom brought, was unknown. and
go on. and presently come to tho front Of
Hlniar opSn comm in a niche precisely Ike
the tGrmer The GospsS here on view e that
no% IT s. and 1.d th.rss ~, SA Sfs.s ~
signed himself We continue our deseent~ths
eSs Snt 81 an oSssa:
rocky wall;slae through ThicS ths pa:
and see hollow 0 rooE9 vasi, IN ! ThisS
twelve open cofins are arranged IN aeircle, the
tbs Time .ma ns aso
depends, from tie roof in the csntrs, and ths
snow tn: Hs aS %s9y on S:hs sae
the semi-Eloon Of the cave These are the
SuRnS suit ~: s nSs SaHts1Is TSC
when this was accomplished. brSktd them
selves up IN the subterrAnsan cave In which
they now lie. leaving only the opening 6. trough
from outside. twelve small IoavsS and q orusS
Of water. which made their single daily meal.
| ahght there continues miraculonsly to burn
| on without any attention from tho brotherhoo cd
| above ground
| Our conductor moves on. so We follow. We
| descend further into the heart Of the hill.
aEdoWn the tunnellsd cemetery Of the LlyrA.
We proceed through the uhdSrgr round burial
| place. Stopping every thirty or torty PAGES ia
| Wow the body OF some one or other Of the In
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WOODEN SAINTS OF KIEV.
VISITORS BY THE HUNDRED THOUs-
AND At THE HOLY LAERL YEdRLY

From Every Part of the Cars Empire They
ThronR to tho Catacomb Sanctuaries Built
Into tho Hillside to Save Their Souls
from Purgatory-Soenes on the Way.
From the London Standard.
Turning down the spacious Chrestchatik-
the Regent street of Kiev-one bright morn
ing in carly July. | soon begin to realize that
am taking part in something like an exodus
toward the Alexandrovskaya that leads up to
the fortress-toppcd hill overlooking the
Dnieper city. None OF tho usual freuuenters Of
the fashionable thoroughfare appear to be out
none OF the pavement loungers. caf6 patrons.
hurrying tradesmen and sluggish laborers,
whom ono ordinarily encounters in the fayorlts
promenade OF the kievois In their place meet
patches OF gray coated peasants from remote
districts. dust-covered and tanned OF face,
carrying with them an atmosphere OF stale fish
and strong onions knots OF country-f folk from
neighboring villages in cotton overas and
foot-gear extemporized out OF square OF
brown rag and piece OF cord to secure it (;
strings Of women In short felt petticoats and
high Jack boots OF un BACKED leather bending
double under the load OF household i'm pedi-
menta thrust upon them their bed and bed
ding bumped up on their backs their provision
sacks slung over their shoulders. pot pan and
Bamovar Gathering at their sides as they trudRe
along in rear Of their men. There are farmers
from the North. townsmen in their red shirts
and baggy pantaloons from the central
provinces. workers from the iron fields Of the
South, and tramps from any and everywhere
Right in front of me, stepping now and then 10
admire the wonders OF the thorouHhfare, Is a
family party from the Volga. comfortably Oh
evidently. for the father is attirsd In an anti
Quated black frock coat that hangs down to his
heals. and sports a shiny second hand top hat.
witha curly Sxuberanee of brim and proper
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School Supplies.

We have devoted large space for the
children for their School Supplies, which
are now ready. Main Floor, Front.
Blank Books. single lines. 80 pages. lc. ; go
pages. &c D6 pages. &c. 100 pages. &C.
Blank Books. double lines. 81 pages. 1c. 80
pages. &c. 06 pages. Sc. l20 pages. &c.
Blank Books. German ruling. ~ pages. Sc.
Blank Books. vertical writing, u pages, &C.
Composition Books. &C and &c.
College Books. ruled and plain. Toe. lie.
ISc.. and 21c.
Board Covered Composition Books. &c, &C.,
Sc. and lOc
National Separate Leaf Note Book. with filler.
all sizes, commercial packet lettor legal. 23c.
IN.
Special lot OF Extra Quality LedRers with
leather sides and corners. 300 pages. SOC: $50
pages. i9c, 300 pages. Use. 400 pages. csc. !:
500 pages. Sl25.
Cedar Lead Pencils &c. dozen. up.
Special lot Of Fine Quality Lead Pencils.
hexagon and round. lie dozen.
Lead Pencils with rubber tops, &c. q dozen
up.
PAPER Lead Pencils. Ic, &c, &C., and &C.
Dixon High School Pencils. &c. each; 32c .
dozen
Faber Drawing Lead Pencils. nne quality. all
grades. Sc.
Pen Holders. Sc dozen up.
Pen Holders. fine finish. lie. to IOc. each.
Ernsers. C. UP to I0c., according to styles.
Automatic Pencils. with lead, &c. each.
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Com asses. 10, &C., Sc, 1sc., csc.
Hard Wood Rulers. plain. 1c, To, So, &C.,
&C., brass edge.
Crayons. y dozen In box. 1c. up to So box.
Imported Raphael Crayons. high colors. one
dozen in box. Sc. two dozen IN box. 1Oc.
Numsral Frames. csc. and 7oc.
Antiseptic States. no moisture required. l4c',
lSc. and Ito.
Slate Cleaners. 1c. each.
Blackboard Erasers, &c.. &C.. l0c. and lzc.
Geographical Globes, 10c. up to $3.50.
Wooden Slate Pencils &C. dozen.
Soapstono Pencils. ESQ. boz: S0c. box.
Special lot OF Writing Tablets. for lead PEN
ellis. letter size. &c.
Ink Tablets. fine quality. ruled and plain.
linen wove finish. octave packed. and letter
SIZE SC. to FAC.
Chamois Pen Wiper. &c. each. &C. and SC.
each.
Fancy Pen Wipers. &c. up.
large assortment Of Pencil Boxes. neat
designs Sc. 4c.. &c.. and Sc. and upwards.
Japanese Pencil Boxes, SC. and up.
Foiner Garry alls. lSc. each.
Eagle Fountain Pen. Sc.
Black Rubber Fountain Pen, with filler. TIC.
Dictionaries. such as Webster's. $4,000
words, llc.; Standard Family. 10000 words.
1Oc. High School. 0sc.: Academic, Sl.49:
Webster Collegiate. indeIed cloth. $3.50;
cheap at 1918.
Funk & wagnalls'. indexed. $s.Os; not In
dsxed, sos.
Rand 4 McNally's Atlas. Sl.sS.
Encyclopedia, with MAPS for school use. two
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