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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-12-26
Mount An Extra Policeman.

MIR. EDITOR: AndersOnians are al
ways alive to the interests of tho city;
hence wo want to suggest an improve
mcnt on the system of policing the
city. The city fathers havo very wise
ly purchased our Chief of Police n
horse for the purpose of keeping q
closer watch on the suburban offenders.
That was tho best move the Council
has made in some time. But still we
think the scheme should be extended a
little further. Why couldn't another
policeman be detailed every night to
help the Chief patrol the city7 One
of the fire department horses could be
matchmaking n change from the hose
wagon horse to the hook and ladder
horse every other night. BY doing
this the horses would be kept we'll
exercised. If fire happened to break
out Mt night (and it would only be
necessary to use them Mt night while
one of the horses was absent, street
wagon mule could bo rushed out and
hooked in. But the absent horse could
upon hearing the alarm, return in
plenty of time to do service-if it
happened to be the hook and ladder
horse. The many little side streets of
the city need to be patroled Mt night
by policemen. The Chief cf Pc!::e
can cover the city very we'll in day
time. but ut night it is impossible for
him to cover the entire city and another
mounted officer is needed to "help out''
the Chief. We would like to see some
kind of an arrangement like this put
into operation. NONpAREIL.
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Local News.
WEDNESDAY, DEC. y, 1900.
Death of Capt. Gray.

Capt James A. Gray died at his
home in this city OH Wednesday after
noon, 10th inst, and the announce
mcnt of his death brought sorrow to a
wide circle Of friends. some of whom
did not know that his illness had taken
Il serious form. He had been in fee
bic health for two years or more and Il
short while ago his afiliction developed
into Brights disease, which caused lis
death.
Capt. Gray was born in Corner
Township and has always resided in
this County. He was the only son of
the late Jas. A. Gray, ST.. and Eliza
beth Sudlcr Gray, and H., pat:rnal
ancestors were among the original
Scotch Irish settlers of old Long Cane
settlement, in AbbrvilIc County. Ills
father died while he was Il child and
his mother departed to her eternal
home when lie was entering manhood.
From both sides of his house he de-
scentc.l from. that sturdy old Presby-
tcrian sect that first settled this cOun-
try, and he lived up to tho teachings
and examples Of his fOrcfathcrs. In
every sense of the word he was Il model
citizen, and his word was as good as
his bond. Iio possessed modest, ic
firing disposition, never sought any
public honor, and to know him was to
esteem him. In short, Anderson Coun-
ty never produced q better man.
When his native State called for the
services of her citizens in the Civil
War, Capt. Gray was one among the
first volunteers. He was elected first
Lieutenant of Go. T., cath S. G. Regi-
mcnt, and before the close of the war
he was promoted to the position Of
Captain Of his Company. In the fall
Of 1864 he was captured by the enemy
and was imprisoned ut Lake Erie,
Ohio where he remained until the war
closed. Throughout the war he was
recognized aS one of South Cardinals
most patriotic and bravcst soldiers.
Until about two years ago the do
ceased lived on his farm two miles
south Of the city, when he moved into
tho city and has since resided here.
In November 1867, he married Miss
Elsie j. Sadlcr, who, with two sons and
one daughter, survives him. lie had
long been a devoted member of the
Presbyterian Church, and has gone to
reap the rewards Of Il well spent life.
The funeral services were held Mt his
home on Thursday afternoon, and
were conducted by Rev. II. Is. FAINT,
nsuictnI bv Raw I r. McJ in and Rny-
w. Il. Capers, after which the remains
were laid to rest in Silver Brook Gene
terry.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-12-26
FAcEyILLE. GA. Dee. 8, 1900

FAcEvILI.E. GA. Dee. o, 1900.
Mr.. Eb Wcl:;orn. Williamson, S. &.
Dear Sir will write you few lines
asking information of gentleman
known asT as j. c. Roberts, but
since his death we have found valuable
rg ts ia his trunk made to X. II.
W gn. lie died mt Mr.. J. w. Is.
Copk - u very nice family. He had all
ss= attention es,si!ss be- given him, and
was very rational until about three
hours before he died. He didn't seem
to kaow that he was going to die and
didn't tell anything about his people.
From what we can learn he has lived
in COvington and Eastman, Ga, and
owned land III Coviiigton. There Was
an envelope in his trunk addressed to
Miss Lizzie WclbOrn, Eastman, Ca,
supposed to be his sister. IIo and
have been good friends for three years.
have heard him speak Of your father,
Frank We!hnrn, nften. He also said
he was raised in Anderson County,
near Seneca. lie told mo confidential
1y that he killed man somewhere in
<AhuCA6Ou SOuuty ilUOuU u young luuys
/ will send you one Of his photographs
and if you can't give me any informa-
ton concerning him or his relatives
please return the picture. If you do
know him let his relatives know and
you come to Faceville, Decatur Coun-
ty, Ca, and 1 will show you his pro-
perty. was up there in the Summer.
nm the man kept "Bach" with you n
while. He died on tho Goth of Novcm-
Der and was nicely put away. If you
don't know him, don't you think it
would be advisable to have this letter
advertised in the Anderson newspaper.
If ycu do, please send it to the editor.
am anxious to find his people. Please
let me hear from you at once.
Very truly,
THOMAS j. ROBERTSON.
p. S.-If you chi, find his people let
them know ut once as tho County is
trying to take possession of his per-
sonal property here. He has horse
and buggy, trunk, clothes, etc.
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Pension Notice.

The following named parties have
been elected as the representatives of
the Veterans of each Township: An
derson, j. j. Gilmer; Belton, John r.
Green Broadway, Peter G. Acker
Brushy Creek, j. d. Sitton; Corner,
j. w. Bowie; Centreville. j. A. Es-
kew; Fork, S. L. Boleman Garvin,
j. It. Jones; Hopewell. VIM. Bolt
Honea Path, j. III. Dunlap; Hall, J. b.
I4nverett: Martin. N. W. Parker: Pen.
dleton, A. j. Sitton |; Rock Mills, B. F.
Shirley; Savannah, j. Fl. Rainey; Va
rennes, J. A. Hall Williamson. VIC.
Meredith. The above named parties
will please call at the office of J. j.
Gilmer, Esq u and get blanks and in
sfructicns right away.
JOHN Il. GREEN,
Chairman Comfy Board.
go " VI. fIyT rVev, <9orv,aAu,ry> & g. .f.ty
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Accommodating Stock of Secondhand
Umbrellas.

MACON, GA, Dec. pa Macon mer-
chant has hit upon novel plan for ac-
cumulating large stock OF second
hand umbrellas. And he says before q
great while he intends to rent build
ing and put his accumulations on sale
ut slaughter prices. He says this is his
scheme for getting the umbrellas, and
it brings him in the finest that are to
be had:
II make it o rule" ne says, s'to thus
accost every friend or acquaintance
who comes into my store with an UNI
brella, "Why, where did you get my
umbrellaq 1 didn't know you had it.
If the fellow really owns the umbrella
he will smile and tell me Pm wrong,
but in most cases the umbrella is hand
ed to me with the statement, Il didn't
know it was yours; don't know where
in the dickens got it, You see, my
conscience never hurts me under such
circumstances, because I am Just as
much entitled to it as the other fellow.
and perhaps need it worse than he. y
Atlantic journal.
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A Card of Thanks.

Through the iNTELLIGENCER we de-
sire to thank our friends and relatives
Of Pelzer for the kindness shown us
during the illness and death Of our son
and brother. May God be with and
bless each and o cry one Of you while
here on earth, and at last save us all
in heaven, where parting will be no
more.
F. NJ. WELBoRN,
and children.
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A Card of Thanks.

MIR. EDITOR: Please allow us space
in your valuable paper to return our
sincere thanks to our kind nelghbors
and friends for their kindness shown
us during tho sickness and death of
our little son and brother. May God
bless each and every one of them with
his choicest blessing.
j. T. WILSON,
and family.
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This IL our greatest year. We are
proud of our record, aud are striving by
every honest meant TO win you for q Gus.
eomer. Give us trial II you have never
1ono so before. Vandiver Bros.
Have hot water pipes run from your
atove to bath room. Try Oaborne d
Osborne.
Sullivan Hardware Co. keep In close
toucn wiIn the Idanufacturere, buying
paoa. aSS srosf sSs TO thas
customers.
Twenty-Five Dollars will buy fairly
aood square practice Piano at the @. A.
Reed Music House. They are intrinsic
cally worth double that amount. (.
Spot caah purchases made In car load
lots enables Snlllven Hardware Co. 70 nj.
WAYS tako caro- OF their customer Ia
price. III IN ~. s. 81.
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Death of a Man Who Claimed TO be
from Anderson County.

PELZER. S. c., Dec. %, 1900.
EDITORS lNTELLIGENCER: send this
letter to you, rs know nothing Of the
parties referred to. Perhaps by pub
fishing such parts of the letter as you
sec tit they will be able to find them.
Respectfully.
+. II. WELBORN.
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LESSER andCOMP ANY
Grand Fall Announcement
worth Of STABLE Drv Goods Hats oth;ng and
$4,000 worth of Staple Dry Goods shces Hats Clothing
Gents Furnishings under our roof.
TIE greatest and largest Stock we ever carried.
Our House now packed from1cellar to dome.

TIE greatest and largest Stock eyercar
Our House packed from, cellar dome.
Bargains spot cash. we ara now position save
yen Is 3Ss article you wish
good quote few articles our various Departments
New Motions.
EnbSodsrsd only
New Ba Bsehsd Cotpa Twis Gnay only 5'
ssis 1s sis B. r.
New New IaGe Ladies nna Easeas,oas oa1. only %
Gaps and Sacks only
New Dry Goods.
New line Outings desigus DC
ssv 'ss Eii Esss Ssss s'sf % .ss White
New New lime lime Ghsg unSIsas I Clon s9is,s n1s from
New New line line White Cheek Muslin only
Now me Woo dress Sapo0s aona. lO TO zoo
New Oapes, Waists and Jackets.
New line IAdie Melton Capey cny 4c
New lime EsIa saSsl rns Cloth Gp., on
Now Now line Iaaies blush gapes from 100 to 99
New New ,ine Ladies Slack Jaeketso %
Nsw sw ins ;ns iss sa rsn Ssssss sl.
New line Iadis FaansI Wsts Ms.a ony 70
New line Flanas Waists ssa
ssss,s sz 3 @ NsT sb6 s
ealy 500 gsy g Shoes 300 Shoes
Z 30 s sa s ' ss, a %
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.,..g s,.sss s. ~ ss 81 y
FOR Coupons yours sis truly
EEsSSER 90 Co.
Fl bargains l,oat il to l0s
through our Millinery Dspastaasn
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Christmas Leather Goods Department.

LADIES' GRAIN LEATHER CHATE- LANE PURSES, sman size, nicely mounted 25c
 LADIES' GRAIN LEATHER CHATE- LANE PURSES, Seal Morocco finish; black, tan and brown 75c
 LADIES' CHATELAINE PURSES, oblong shape, with elegant mounted at. tached chain; in undressed kid and seal; latest novelty, 85c
 LADIES' PATENT LEATHER CHATELAINE PURSES, very swell novelty 1.25
 LADIES CHATELAINE PURSES, medium large shape; walrous and monkey skin finish; solid workman ship 1.25
 LADIES' REAL SEAL CHATELAINE PURSES, black only; elegant nickel mounting 1.50
 LADIES' REAL MONKEY SKIN CHATELAINE PURES 200
 LADIES' ELEGANT CHATEL.AINR FiA34g 41A Va A%sasss, s-..ses sls,ss, walrous, black undressed kid, Russian seal; all the latest shapes 800
 SHOPPING BAGS, Cloth Top, the best value for the money 25c
 SHOPPING BAGS, Black Seal finish, with outside pocket; very good work manship Soc
 SHOPPING BAGS, real Leather Silk Top, medium size 76c
 SHOPPING BAGS, with outside pocket best leather, large size, cloth top 1.25
 SHOPPING BAGS, in real Seal, Silk Tops 200
 SHOPPING BAGS, in all Seal, with leather covered handles 500
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Christmas Notions.

BOYS KNIFE-Best steel, stag horn handle; three-bladed. Price 75c
 LADIES' KNIVES. Price each 1.6e
 RAZOR STEEL POCKET KNIFE, mother-of-pearl handle, foaa blades. spiss 1.35
 SPECIAL POCKET KNIFE; asort- ments. Each 25c
 PURE STEEL, BENT NAIL SCIS- SORS, AZ inches. Price 75c and 100
 BEST STEEL BUTTON HOLE SCIS. SORS, f1a inches soc; inches 75c
 SCISSOR CASE and Set-Best Nor occo Leather case, lined with satin, containing one pair Fancy Work Scis- sors, one pair Buttonhole Scissors, and one pair best 6-inch Scissors. Price of case and contents $50
 SCISSOR CASE-Containing three pair good Scissors, assorted lengths, best steel, lined with satin. Price of case and contents 1.5o
 NEEDLE CASES-Containin best assortment of Needles, all sizes, from 25c to 100 per book.
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DESK-26 inches high 100 DESK-28 inches high, lid, contain ing double blackboard 125 ROLL TOP DESK-32 inches high, 15 inches deep; extension writing rest
 1.98 The same, 36 inches high 2.25 DESK-One Oak, 4S inches high; can be used as blackboard $50 DESK-Oak, with pigeon holes writ ing rest covered with green oilcloth; drawer with lock and key 375 ROLL TOP DESK-Oak, extension writing rest, covered with green baize, pigeon holes, drawer; this desk comes in two sizes:
 37 in. high, IS in deep 4.50 40 in. high, IA in. deep 6.25 ROLL TOP CABINET DESK-Oak, AZ inches high, 15 inches deep; very capacious 800 CABINET DESK-Oak, A inches high, IS inches deep 120o ROLL TOP DESK-Oak, 40 inches high, 20 inches deep, finest finish 12.5o REVOLVING CHAIRS IFS WHITE ENAMELED DESKS-32 inches high, hand painted, superior fin ish, 12 pigeon holes, writing rest GOV cred with green billiard cloth 6.98 REVOLVING CHAIR to match 200
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China, Bric-a-Brac, Lamps, Cut
 Glass.

ELEGANT CHOCOLATE SETS of French China heavily stippled with gold. Worth $50, now marked 37.50 TEN PIECE TEA SETS in French China, heavily stippled with gold, tinted pink decorations and sage green. Worth $15.OO, now marked 1000 FRENCH SALAD BOWLS in white satin cases, gold stippled, some beauti- full work. Worth $4.50, now marked
 800 FANCY PLATES in white satin cases; plates are light cream tint shaded by pink, edge gold stippled. Worth $1200, now marked 1000 FANCY PLATES heavily ornamented with gold assorted tints. Worth by the dozen $40.00, now marked 5000 BANQUET LAMPS, newest, oldest shapes. The Josephine" in dark red tints, with globe and bowl decorated with enameled roses. The embossing effect gives them natural like appear ance. Is equipped with gas attachment as we'll as oil. Worth $2000, now marked 15.oo TWO vENDOME BANQUET LAMP, shaded in delicate blue, with enameled tiger lilies. Worth $900, now marked
 FPS CUT GLASS BOWLS, worth 5000. marked 800 CUT GLASS BOWLS, worth $500, now marked 600 CANDLE STICKS, worth $500, now marked 4.50 CANDLE STICKS, worth $4.00, now marked 300 TWELVE PIECE HANDSOMELY TINTED TOILET SET, decorated with grapes and poppies, stippled with gold. Worth $25.00. now marked 20.00 TOILET SET-A blue and terra cotta, twelve piece, heavily stfppled in gold. Worth $20.00, now marked f5.00 TWELVE PIECE TOILET SET, in blue, green and red. Worth $10.00, now 7.75
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10-inch Collarette, yoke of electric seal with wide border of imitation blue Fox; regular value $4.00, for 1.9s
 1O-inch Collarette, brown stone mar ten, excellent quality, lined with seal brown satin; worth 5000, for 5.ea
 10-inch Collarette of light gray, trimmed yoke and a light gray muf- fen border with stoll front, lined with red and light colored satins; regular price $S50, for 5.9s
 Black astrachan 10-inch Collarette, an excellent mourning fur, lined with satin; regular value $10.50, for 6.48
 Black Collarette, with Persian lamb yoke, broad border of electric seal and stoll front of same, trimmed with cluster of four marten tails; regular value $12.50, for 9.99
 Black Persian lamb Collarette with narrow border and tab front of electric seal and solid front of same, trimmed with a cluster of four black marten tails and black fox head; lined with an extra heavy quallty seal brown satin; regular price $15.0O, for 10.99
 9-inch light brown stone marten Collarettes, finished with two small marten heads and clusters of eight tails to match; an excellent value at $15.oo, for 1899
 10-inch black near seal Collarettes, with a wide border, brown and gray raccoon, lined with an extra quality seal brown satin; regular value $18.50, for 1898
 10-inch black electric seal of XXX
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WRITING TABLETS, leather bound, handsome and practical present for ladies; black brown, red and tan 75c CIGAR CASES, Sole Leather, each
 soc MEMS TRAVELLING CASES, all leather case, consisting of real Bristle Hair, Tooth and Nail Brush and Comb
 1.25 LADIES' TRAVELLING CASE, Real Seal, consisting of seven articles 400 MEMS CUFF CASES, leather bound, elegantly lined 2.5o TRAVELLING CASES in Real Seal and alligator skin 500 LADIES' ELEGANT COMBINATION POCKETBOOKS, mounted, all the latest shapes 25c LADIES' FINGER PURSES, all leather 25c LADIES' ALL LEAHTER COMBIN- ALTON POCKETBookS t., latess sSze.A. . iAits s4si fa5anted ..50c LEATHER PURSES, Misses sizes, beautiful novelties 25c LADIES' ELEGANT COMBINATION PURSES, solid leather; the latest nov city, walrous finish, black, gray, dark brown and tan handsomely mounted
 65c LADIES' ELEGANT COMBINATION PURSES, all seal, plain or sterling sill yer mounted 100 MEMS POCKETBOOKS, all leather
 soc MEMS BILL BOOKS, large size, all leather LOO MEMS BILL BOOKS, Real Seal, very elegant article 200
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GOLDEN QUARTER SAWED LA DIES DESK-Nicely carved, French legs, one large drawer 700 MAHOGANIZED BIRCH LADIES' DESK-French legs, hand polished, drop lid, has fancy moulding with carved corners, one drawer, we'll fin ished and good design ..11.50 IMITATION MAHOGANY LADIES' DESK-Hand polished and nice design
 5.50 CROTCH MAHOGANY DESK-The corners to the drop lid are touched with quality of carving that gives the desk finished effect. It has two drawers, French legs and claw feet; one of the handsomest desks 36.75 GENUINE MAHOGANY LADIES' DESK-A plain, but beautiful desk;
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Christmas Gifts for Men.

MEMS LINEN Initial Handkerchief, for half dozen 100
 MEMS LINEN CAMBRIC Handker- chief 12Iac
 MEMS SILK HANDKERCHIEF, hemstitched, 25c, 35, soc, 75c and 100 MEMS SILK INITIAL HANDKER- CHIEF, 35c, 50 and 75c
 MEMS FANCY SILK MUFFLERS, 75c, 100, 1.50, 200 and 2.50 MEMS TIES, SCARFS, FOUR-IN- HAND BOWS, 25c, soc, 75c and 100 MEMS SCOTTISH KNIT GLOVES, 25c and Soc
 MEMS MOCHA. GLOVES 100 MEMS FINE FRENCH DRESS GLOVES, f.5O 200
 MEMS ,SATCHELS, 2.5o to 1000
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French legs and shaped drop lid; only one piece of carving, which is just enough for this desk; it is plain, but pretty. Finish the best. Xmas price
 1500 FLEMISH OAK DESK-Suitable for library or reading room; commodious desk; a sensible piece of furniture. It has three large drawers under lock and key. The drop lid is beautifully carved. Oxidized pulls, which give the desk finish trim to the old Holland style
 $500 MAHOGANIZED DESK-Most beau tifully carved The lid is carved with high-grade carving. A lions head stands out in bold reIief; each pull is a carved head. Desk has four large drawers, all of which are elaborately carved. A handsome desk $500
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Christmas Art Goods.

FANCY COVERED PIN CUSHIONS, with dainty lace trimming soc
 FANCY PIN CUSHIONS, reproduce tions of fruits; novelty 25c FANCY INK WIPER 15c
 LAUNDRY LIST SACHET, very ele- gant novelty 75c
 LAUNDRY RAGS, made of fancy denim, ready for use soc
 EMBROIDERED CENTERPIECES, high de, at 200
 Bi.ii "ENBURG LACE SCARF Square and DoyHes; you will find a large line in every desirable size.
 6x6 BATTENBURG all Lace Doylies,
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quality, with wide border of two whole skins of genuine brown pointed fox, with genuine head, feet and tails of same; regular value $35, for 24.98
 A 12-inch black Collarette with an extra quality black broad tail, Persian collar and yoke, trimmed with pointed border of black Near Seal, the border being edged with handsome edge of first quality Blue Fox, making strik- ing combination; nned with light brocaded heliotrope silk; regular value S3O.OO 23.e8
 Lamb Collarette with mink collar, short tab front and cluster of sable fox tails and mink heads, lined with light blue brocaded silk; regular value $45.00, for 32.S0
 2O-inch black French Coney Cape, with 120-inch. sweep, lined with Skin- ner's guaranteed satin; regular value $20.00, for 1e.e8
 18-inch black astrachan Cape, full sweep, lined with Skinner's satin; reg ular value $2200, for 11.98
 22-inch electric Cape, with 120-inch sweep, brown Skinner's guaranteed satin lining; worth $60, for 39.98
 An astrachan Jacket, with high collar and large lapels, made of selected Moir Astrachan skins; worth $75, r. 47.5o
 An electric seal Jacket, made of the best XXX Electric Seal, lined with the best satin, for 375o
 A Near Seal Coat, with high collar, round lapels and cuffs of selected Beaver, lined with Skinner's guaranteed satin; cheap at $125.00, for 69.5o
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Rings for ladies and gentlemen, set with real pearls, diamonds, opals, amethysts, garnets, etc. 1.25 A full line of extra heavy sterling silver handle Manicure pieces, the kind worth S1; special soc Sterling Silver Handle Roller Blot ters 25c Sterling Silver Handle Dinner Bells
 soc Sterling Silver Thimbles 25c Sterling Silver Match Safes, em- bossed 100 Sterling Silver Cigarette Cases 500 Ladies' Sterling Silver Mounted Mir .rors 1.65 Child's Sterling Silver Bracelets; soldered links 65c Genuine Ebony Military Brushes, solid black, sterling silver mounted, 3 rows of bristles, per pair 2.5o II row bristles, pair 3.00 Genuine Ebony Cloth Brushes, solid black, sterling silver mounted 1.50 Genuine Ebony Hiar Brushes, solid black, sterling silver mounted 65c
 Genuine Ebony Handle Whisk Brooms, sterling silver mounted 75c
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MEMS SOLID LEATHER SUIT Case, 500 to 12.o0
 MEMS UMBRELLAS, plain or fancy handles, 1.50 to 1000
 MEMS WALKING CANES, from soc to 500
 MEMS DRESS SHIRTS, Cuffs to match shirt, 75c and LOO
 MEMS PAJAMAS, fancy trimmed, 1.50 to $50
 MEMS OUTING NIGHT SHIRTS, from 75c to 1.50 MEMS SMOKING JACKETS, from 500 to 15.00
 MEMS BOUNCING ROBES, from $50 to 15.00
 MEMS BAH ROBES, from 2.50 to 7.5o
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Christmas Silyerware and Jewelry.

ago Managers decided that ought nave
 rscass Jewy Sverware department the store Twas like carrying coas New have new ewely and Svewa depart found department store the Souh Still that the Jewey and Slvewae stock was Loveman Joseph Loeb standard True was consdora- Department Store But then it fell far below thought ought began budnthe result is Everything ewely here and acy represented anything not just as we say invited and money back
 will sold in the Sfverware department not marked o25oOO fine with magical great point of the Jew hshe goods exclusive sell aess money better goods for the mone We will save you money on Jewey Slveware For instance, startling 925OOO pure silver You have gaved you have engraved for nothing here Note the that the this the lower possible for