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1R. Q. T. DOZIEB SPECIALIST, Genito Urinary
 Surgery.

OehitO CFlHaFy
 Surgery.
 Cutaneous ana venereal diseases, All delicate dis orders of sexual organs and pel- vic viscera of men and women. Cystitis, stricture. sexual weakness. prostititis, irreg. ,tla rlttAo AS
The age-herald., 1900-04-18
 SPRAYED.

STRAYED@SmaH sorrel horse; weight, 800 pounds; tail bobbed close to bone; star in forehead; scar on hind leg just above ankle; return same to 1716 Second ave, and get reward. 4-7-tf
The age-herald., 1900-04-18

MODELS made and fine machine work py experts United Electric Co. I-2o-tt
The age-herald., 1900-04-18

PERSONAL
  LADIES-Free Harmless Monthly Regula- tor; cannot fail. Mrs. B. Rowan. Mil waukee, Wis. 3-7-1y
The age-herald., 1900-04-18
BoARDERs WANTED

BOARDERS WANTED
 COMFORTABLE ROOM and board, 605 North 20th 4-15-1w THE resident alternating electric current has been discontinued during the day for the winter. It will start again when the next fan season opens The Consolidated Electric Light Go. 9-29-n
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TOR SALE-Furnishings and fixtures of 30-room hotel, $1,600 cash lease only S6O month; will clear $50 month best loca- rion in this district; good reason for sell ing; everything as represented. Smith & Alford, 2011 2d avenue. 4-1S-5t HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE for sale cheap on account of leaving city. 2613 9th avenue. 4-1S-4t
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A CONTENTED man IS ne who spends the
 evening reading a good paper by an cleo
 ;ric light. s-30-tf
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FOR SAL

TOR SALE-One secondhand passenger elevator. W. N. Malone & Co.,, 2017 1st avenue. 1-25-tf
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-20
SCHOONER NICER ASHORE.

Boothbay Harbor, December l9.-While
the schooner Niger, bound from Boston
to WiscaEsst, with cargo OF oil, was at
tempting to sail up the Sheeps,os river,
today, she misstayed and ran ashore on
the hedges near Southnort. Several
large holes were stove In her bottom,
her hold Is full OF water, and it is feared
she will be total loss. She is lying In
bad position, between two rising
lodges, and it is feared she will settle
and break badly unless she is pulled
off before low water.
The Niger is a schooner OF about 50
tons, and lie owned in Wiscasset.
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-20
THE GAME LAWS.
Report of State Com
missioners.
September License Question Discussed
at Length.
Commissioners Think
Law Good One.
Fact OF Disappearance OF Carl
bon Explained.

The annual report OF the commission
ers OF inland fisheries and game has been
filed with the governor and council.
Is lie pronou nosd by thoss who have
seen 1t of more than usual interest and
Importance. IL Will be illustrated with
10 full page engravIngs.
We gather from IT the following inter
esting faotsi
THE STATE MUSEUM.
There are In the museum 1874 specimens
OF tina animals and birds native to Maine
from q large cow moose to field
mouse. len thousand persons have Wis
tied it In a little more than year.
FISH HATCHERIES.
There are four fish hatchsries and feed
ing stations, as follows; One at each OF
the following named places, viz, Edes
Falls, Lake Auburn, Caribou ana Mon
mouth.
Their product has been as follows:
Edes Falls, 164,OO0 salmon, $1,000 trout,
all planted In Lake Ssbngo and Its tribu-
tary waters, There are now In this
hatchery, $1,000 trout and 1926, 0UO land
locked salmon eggs taken during the
spawning season.
Lake Auburn hatchery. There were
public waters Of the State 2S7 900 land
locked Falmon and l17,OO0, brook trout
and there are now in this hatchery 80, QUO
Iand.locked salmon and 1000 trout
eggs.
Monmouth hatchery. There were dis.
tributsd from this hatchery 1900 trout
and LOCO land. locked salmon. Eggs now
in this hatchery 3E5, 600 trout.
Caribou hatchery. Distributed 10, Coz
land.loCksd salmon, 6s,6d6 brook front
ana 200, 900 whit9 fisn. There are now
in this hatchery 5000 land looked sal
mon, IA, 500 brook trout. $1,000 white fish
and "a, ZOO brown trout eggs.
Tho report calls attention TO the urgent
need OF new and modern hatchery of
large capacity, sufficient TO raise a mil
lion fish each year, as the call by the Poo
pie for the product of these hatchsries in
creases largely each year.
There were originally but four lakes
where these fish were found In Maine,
now thers are more than 100 where they
abound.
The fish is many times mors valuahls
to the State than Is game, and both are
we'll worth protecting.
From the returns received at the office,
on blanks sent out for this purpose, there
are over 1909 private cottages around the
inland lakes ana more than 800 hotels,
lodges and camps where sportsmen are
entertained, costing with boats, canoes
and furnishings, over So. 600, 600.
The number or people who came to
Maine In 1910 Is varIously estimated from
fifty to two hundred and fifty thousand,
Col. f. h. Boothby estimates the num-
Der at PSI coo, who came to the inland
territory OF the State on q vaoation--tsh-
ermen, hunters anu summer visitors. At
least from four to six millions of dollars
were expended in Maine by these visi-
tors, and q very much larger amount II
Mir. Boothhy Is correct in his estimate.
The year has been the best in our his
tory. Mora people have come here than
ever before in o single year and the fish
Inc was nevAr hetter
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-20
PROSECUTIONS.
FELL INTO VAT.
HORRIBLE Accident TO Two watervliIe
Men.

Fairfield, December le.-Patrick Ma
honey and Edward Ware who were at
work on the roof of the new digester
building OF the Somerset and Kennsbec
Pulp company's mill, here, this fore.
noon, fell a distance OF 10 feet into vat
containing chemical mixture ufed In
the preparation Of pulp. Ons of the men
was terribly bruised and burned and viii
die. The other was badly injured, but
1t lie thought he viii recover.
Mahoney and Ware were alone ON the
roof OF the building when the accident
occurred, and IL Is not known yet what
caused them to fall. The attention OF
some OF the employees in the mill was
attracted by crash, and looking up they
were Mortified to see Wares body whirl-
ing through the air, closely followed by
that OF his fellow workman. When
Ware had reached point about 40 feet
from the top Of the building he clutched
ledger beam and IL was thought he
would succeed In holding on, but Ma
honey's body struck him fairly on the
head and both shot into the PARTIALLY
flied vat, Mahoney underneath. This
men in the mill, knowing the destructive
nature of the chemicals used in the
watts, made every effort to get the men
out as quickly as possible, but notwith-
standing their efforts, Mahoney was ter
ribIy burned about the head and should
ers. Physicians were called and 1t was
found that besides his burns Mahonsy
had sustained fractured skull and So
we're Internal injuries. There is no hope
for recovery. One of Wares arms was
broken, two ribs were fractured and he
was badly bruised about the head. 1t is
not thought he was fatally injured.
Mahoney is S5 years OF age and mar.
rial. Ware is unmarried and about 30
years old.
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-20

Olive A, Shay, jefferson, s.. Special
accrued. December 9, Nellie IL. Coyle,
s..
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-20
wApERvILLE WOULD EXPAND.

Watsrville. December ia petition
which is to be presented 10 the next
legislature WAS circulated In this Of y
today, asking for annexation to this
city OF that portion of the town OF Wins
low between the Kennsheo and Ssbassi-
cook rivers and the southern boundary
line of the town Of benton. This In
cIudes about So per cent of the village
with several stores, saw mill and the
large Hollingsworth Whitney Paper
company mill. 1t will be necessary to
file the petition tonight.
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-20
THE FARMERS AND THE GAME
LAWS.

The antagonism of the farmers to fish
and game laws is rapidly disappearing as
they more fully understand the benefits
accruing to the State.
The oranges have discussed the sub
ject more than ever, and in each instance
largesmajorities are recorded In favor of
a continuance OF this policy of the State,
notably that or Cumberland County
Grange, where, after an exhau stive dis
cussion, the vote stood II to 8 in favor
OF 1t.
: This meeting brought out striking let
tiers from the general passenger agents of
the great railroad companies, which are
the admirable train service Maine enjoys
is made possible only on account of the
summer visitor. fishermen and hunters.
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-20
Saws He was Tortured.

81 suffered such pain from corns 1
could hardly walk" writes IL. Robinson,
Hillsborough, Ills, "but Buokien's Ar
Mica Salve completely CURED. them" Acts
like magic on spraina, bruises. outs,
sores, scalds, burns. boils, ulcers. Per-
feet healer OF skin diseases and piles
Cure guaranteed by H. p. s. 6oold, BIZ
Congress st. 700.
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-20
BIG GAME.

There are practically no caribou. The
supposed reasons for their sudden disap-
pearanee are given. one Of which is the
enormous increase of deer.
The supply OF moose remains practical
ly the same; an increase In COWS and
small moose Is noted. 1t Will not be
safe to give more open time for hunting
this grandest OF our game animals than
we now have.
twenty-five cow aud calf moose have
been reported as Illegally Killed. Many
advocate close time FOR q series of years
others giving but -four weeks in which
to hunt them, and still others a law to
compel anyone who shoots a moose to
bring 1t out of the woods, not leave Its
carcass in the woods to rot.
DEER.
There has been about as much discus.
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-20

much the same as lock on your door.
You may not need it very often, but
when you DO need it, you need it bad.
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-20

Attention IL called 20 the good work OF
the Audubon Societies in this direction.
A very interesting letter is copied from
Hon. Il. s. Dixon OF Phiiadeinhia and
hangeley, as 20 his success In bird oulture
on his Island home in Rangsley lake.
BELGIAN HARE.
Attention Is called to this new fsaturs
In very interesting manner. and the
necessity pointed OUT for a law prohihit-
ing the introduction Of any new species
OF game Or birds without the consent OF
the commissioners having first been OBJ
tanned
Several interesting sample letters ARE
given recommending changes In the laws,
but the commissioners Will not fecom-
mend or advocate any new or radical
changes. Our code OF laws IL the best In
the world, and IL being ranidiy copied
By other states aud countries.
Canada lie about TO adopt the guide
law entirs. A few minor changes 70 cor
rect clerloale rrurs and omissions VIII be
called to the attention OF the committee
OF the Legislature.
PROSECUTIONS.
There have been 1B4 prosecutions.
Aggregate Of lines imposed $500.
Amount paid, $.0i2.7s.
jail sentences imposed 1900 days.
Forty. nine deer dogs have been killed.
An itemizsd lat Of expenditures is fiied
with the raport.
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-20
MAINE PENSIONS.

Washington, December 19.-The follow
Ing Maine pension changes resulted from
the issue OF December A. are announced:
INcRRAsE
The Portland daily press., 1900-12-20

Tllson II. Baker, Portland, So; Thorn
as Boyd, National Home, Togus, So.
ORIGINAL, WIDOWS, ETC.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-14

Rocking Horses. covered With real
skin. on stands. horse 81 inches high.
s1I9s.
Dol Trunks. 10 inches long. made
good and strong. 3ee,
1s-inch Doll Steamer Trunks. sL1s.
Doll Go-Carts, rattan body, curved
front, 75c.
Eclipse Wash Sets. table. tub. ringer.
wash board, and bucket. Sse.
Robes for doll carriages, CSC.
Mechanical Tin Trains, two coaches
and engines, Csc.
Toy sprinllers and Toy Dust Pans
and Brushes. ice.
Extension Roller Skates. Sc.
Wheel Rolling Chimes and Stands
for crockiaoie boards. ace.
Electric Automobiles. sz.ss.
Wood Pier. with tub. barge, and
hosting machines, $50
Oak Desk, with double bIackboards.
see
Shoot the Chute, either parIor or
outdoor Continuance. sL9s
Large Tool Chest. with everything
conpIete, CSC.
Hook and Ladder, with four extern
sion ladders, S34S
20 ID. Indian Clubs. Sc.
Toy Department. third foor-entire
remnant space
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a large collection Of Infant Dolls,
dressed IN China silk, neatly put up in
separate boxes, Csc.
Imperial Kid Body Dolls. made with
jeinted hips-has shoes and stockings.
Csc
UnbreakabIe worsted Dolls. 15c.
Dolls Shoes and stockings-au col
ors. Ice.
We VIII give you the privilege to
select from our counters all Dolls that
show the least sign OF handling. or any
that are slightly soiIed, which sold as
nigl as 81. for 25e
Magic Lanterns. & F. make, with
Special hollow ground lens, sS.4s.
Childrens Oak Rockers, with per-
foTated seat and back, 49c
Doorway Swings, excellent amuse-
nlent Tor the baby, -9e.
Doll Go-Carts. made like the big
ones. very strong. Csc.
Tin Horns. q inches long. 1sc.
Boys Sheds. made Of quartered oak,
steel runners, acc.
Rolling Top Desk, made of good
quality oak. with sliding front: nice
for school children; special at ssc.
Pretty Village, consisting Of four
houses; the proper thing for the Xmas
tree, 25c-
White and Gold Enamel Chairs and
Rockers. each 10c.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-14
Holiday Stationery and Specials in Christmas
Cards and Diaries.
z5c, SEC, and SOC.

An elegant line of Xmas Cards, 20
IN box, 10c-
Vest Pocket Diaries. Caienders,
and Booklets. sc up
The most complete assortments Of
Fancy ard Novelty Xmas Cards, lie
up.
Place your engraving orders for
New Years with US now-ials or
ders may meet with disappointment
no advance IN prices-59 cards
from your own plate, &c.
Timely suggestion-of beautiful,
useful givables at very modest
prices
| Pearl Handle 14-karat Gold Pens.
II velvet lined cases. 25c,
Wish Bone Novelty Pen wIpers,
a very clever coaceit, 10c
Woolly Dog and Glover Leaf Pen
Wipers, Toe.
Fancy Metal, Glass. and Wood
Coordination Inkweffs, &c.
Fancy Lined Pencil Boxes at diff
ferent prices
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100 different styles Of Cups and
Saucers, made of fine thin china
nicely decorated-large and small
teas-each &c
Dinner and Tea Sets Of 100 pieces
new shape. nicely decorated. in two
eoleTs-reguIar price $7.4s. at S5-gS.
Dinner and Tea Sets of LOG pfeces-
newest shape. finest thin English
china = handsomely decorated In
royal blue-regaIar price SO. for s7.aS-
Dinner and Tea Sets. ice pieces
American china, handsomely tfecorat-
ed with colored flowers and gold
bands on each pieee-Tegular $3.50
value, for 1885.
Carlsbad China Dinner and Tea
Sets-1e0 pieces-IaTge soup tureen,
handsomely decorated with flowers
and gold-our regular price SI7.T5,
at SASS
The genuine Haviland China Dinner
and Tea Sets-lnest quality-thei-
latest and newest ideas In shape and
hnish-most beautifully decorated
regular price SIS, for $3.50.
Tea Set OF 56 pieces-extra large
size-deeorated in assorted coIors-
only-S2.ss.
Tea Set of 56 pieces Carlsbad China
French shape, handsomely decorate
ed with assorted flowers and gold
regular $7.4S value, at $5.95.
10-piece Chamber Sats-extra large
size, new shape, handsomely deco
rated with eoIored flowers and gold,
s2es
Backing Cases, made of solid ash
nicely vanished. with carpet top
complete with brush and backing, CSC.
Chatting Dish, with hot water pan
nickle plated on wrought iron stand
nickel plated lamp, S2.4s.
O'clock Tea Kettle on solid brass
stand, Eith lamp, S1.z5.
Child's Table. tray to at on any
table-deeorated in fancy pictures,
4Sc.
Work Boxes, made OF wfIlow-hand-
somely lined with satin. Ia assorted
colors, sSc.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-14

Sealing Wax Cabinets. complete.
Csc.
Elegant Decorated Sealing Wax
Outfit, Ace Up.
Dainty Bronze Candle Holders,
15c,
Unique Bronze Musical Figures.
15e.
These cunning Black Babies, 15c.
Boxed Papetrie in regal spIendor-
Decorated boxes Of Children's
Papetrie, &c.
Tinted box Papetrfe, for chill
dren, f5e and sc
Handsome Glass Top and Ameri-
can Beauty Box Papetrie, 25c
Large, Elegant Boxes, with fna
lithograph tops. in colors. contain
ing so sheets and so envelopes, good
quality tinted Paper, 59e.
Fountain Pens, plain and fancy,
solid gold bands, Of various widths,
from 75c to $3.50.
Every Pen sold insured foT six
months.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-14
Iron Toys.

Hook and Ladder; three horses,
driver, and fireman; three ladders, csc.
Police Patrol; six men. two horses,
and 1 Bell attachment, $1.4S.
Fire Engine. two galloping horses,
driver and ringing bell, Ssc
Hay Wagons. driver, 1sc.
Fire Engine. three horses, driver.
fireman. hose. and bell attachment, Csc.
City Truck Wagon. all complete. 5sc.
Train of 3 cars, engine, and tender.
s14S-
Freight Trains, cars. engine,
tender, and caboose, 4sc.
Boys Iron Express Wagons, strongly
made. steel wheels and sxIes. body
measure 10 by 80 inches, s1.ss.
Boys Steel Express Wagon, body size
13 by q, s1-4e-
Rocking Horses. for small children,
perfectly safe, S1-25-
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-14

Hall Lamps. with solid brass trim
mings-the kind you can raise and
lower Complete. with red globe, for
s1.1s
Night Lamps-Iow shape. handsomely
decorated with flowers in assorted col
ors, S9c.
Victoria Vases, 10 inches high, az
sorted shapes. handsomely dee8rass
with flowers and goId-TeguIar PR z
79c; for 4sc-
Partisan Marble Busts of Diana and
Apollo--regular Ssc size. for 1sc.
English Vases. made in assorted
shapes. decorated in assorted coIors-
the large size-regular price, 4Sc, Tor
25c
Bohemian Flower Vases. in assorted
eolors, with gold deeorations-au
pretty and new effects-12 inches high,
4Sc
New 1o-inch high assorted styles in
Bisque Figures, worth CSC. for 4Sc
Brass Vases, gold plated, urn shapes
new style-S139.
Mounted Vases, g inches high. with
decorated eentre-pitcher beautifully
fnished-regular price. s4.9S-for $3.4S.
Large-slze Jar.inieres and Pedestals,
in assorted blended colors, S1.sS.
e-inch Jardinieres-new shape, NICE
~ decorated in blue. sec.
Carlsbad China Brush and Comb
Trays. also new shape in assorted
decorations. finished with heavy gold
edge. 4Sc.
China Fern Dishes, assorted decorz.-
tions-with bisque porous lining
regularly $1-zs, for 9Sc.
Carlsbad China Shaving Mugs. with
extra place for soap-neatly deco
rated In flowers and gold, ice
Carlsbad China Chocolate Pitchers.
new shape-high-class decorations.
5sc.
Tobacco Boxes-assorted style
heads-variety of pretty decorations,
25c
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Clocks and SiIyerware.

SkSRhS SSfk6 GOtE NJ W al ks
Dresden China Clocks, beautifully
decorated-Ansonia moyement-war-
ranted for one year; regular price
$1.46. for 9Sc.
Fancy Gold Plated Brass cIocks-
warranted good timekeepers, assorted
fancy shapes, CSC
Ansonia Iron Enamel Mantel Clocks.
eight day. half hour strike-warrante
for one year, So. 70
Teat Sets, compIete-teapot, sugar
bowl, cream pitcher, and spoonhoider,
warranted triple plated on white me-
falkland engraved. $4.4S.
Butter Dishes with glass drainer-
triple plated-hand engraved-new
shape, s1.48.
Triple plated Shaving Mugs-the new
shaped ones-for CSC.
Triple plated Card Trays-new
styles-69c.
Triple plated Fruit Stands with fancy
shaped stands-imported glass dish
come in assorted eelors, 1888.
New shaped ChiIdren's Mugs-hand-
somely engrayed-warranted triple
plated, Acc.
Chfldren's sets-knife, fork and
spoon-tripie plated-packed in satin
lined boxes, 4Sc.
Triple plated Oyster Forks-fancy
patterns-half dozen in a lined box,
zsc.
Brass Tables, with onyx top, COM
plete with PaFIoF Lamp; hand painted
decorated vase and globe to match
made with the best centre draft
burner. worth s7.4s, for 1888
Fine Parlor Table Lamps. hand
somely decorated with flowers, heavy
brass mountings, with best centre
draft burner, complete for $3.50
Royal Reading Lamp, nickel plated.
complete with 10-inch dome, shade and
chimney. $LzS
Wrought Iron cande1abras-three
lights, with colored centres, CSC.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-14
From the Wonderland
OF
Childish Desires.

The ingenuity of the toy maker
has been taxed to the limit to
satisfy the almost unprecedented
demands, and the results of their
efforts are to be seen on all sides.
Our toy department is a yerita-
BILE fairyland. Dolls that talk and
walk, seem almost to have enough
intelligence to find their way
about the store. Mechanical toys
which look like the real thing. a
wealth OF new games, in fact
everything that chiId's mind and
more than ii has eyer dreamt of
is to be found here.
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1000 volumes of good quality
Cloth Bcund Books, in an excep-
ticnally attractice title. per lnG
copy 10
4 limited number of Henri ami
Oliver Optic Books, made with Ibc
good cloth binding per copy. ,
Handsome hvezvolume sets OF an
the most favorite authors. per 64C
SET W
There are great big tables just
gTsaninE with volumes Of Poems,
Essays. Gift Books, DeVotianaIs,
Daily Food, Gold Dust. and see Of
the verr choicest other titles, 1EC
eaeh. 80
Our Berkeley Library Is the sr:-
umph OF the hookmaEer's aTt-the
binding Is highly nraamented
cloth Esza4y decorated "a gi1t-pro-
fuseiy Observation-Disclosures title
page-amoug the list are I've of
Dickens besJ-fYe Of Jane Austin's
Age Of Fable, by Bnifnef-coIa-
plete- The AngIer-Kipling's
Poems, and all standard favor enc
ties. per volume. --...-..s..... 80
Complete editions Of all standard
Poems. In the large folio eai- 0QC
ton, illustrated, per eepy-.-.- 10
Padded edition of Poems, COT
gilt stamping, boxed. $500 %
Handsome gift edition of favorite
Poems. in elegant Venetian sneroe-
60 binding. at very attractive pric-
es-
Wonderful Wizard of Or 00C
Ia great book for CHILDREN. y
More than half a dozen Of E. P.
Roe's best titles. in handsome 15C
bindings
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-14

white and Gold Enamel NIX Maid
Stools. 19c.
Fun roster Of Lead Soldiers, nicely
boxed. z5e
Animals for the Xmas tree and gar
den. nicely boxed and packed in green
moss. 25c.
Fighting Rooster, &c
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growsg The
ava OF
longer h fFenth
he hing crowds &c o al fro
f
eide through the asle will be fruitful
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1900-12-14

/ lot of s9c and 49c, all new
brooches, for 2Sc.
ChfIdren's Chain Purses. in silver
and oxidized, 25c.
a lew line of Gilt Braid Belts,
49c. CSC, 79c, and CSC.
Sterling Silver Comb ard Brush
Sets, neatly boxed. s1.69.
Mems SILK Fob Chains. with in
itiaI Iockets, CSC
A bunch of keys-this is a writ
ing set-quite noveIty-25c.
Taleum Powder Jars, with ster-
ling tops. 3sc.
Sterling Silver Top Glass Puff
boxes, Ace.
Heavy Sterling Silver Back Cloth
Brushes. $2-4s.
Sterling Silver Match Boxes-as-
sorted styles, see.
Assorted styles of Sterling Silver
Key Rings. 29c-
Sterling Silver Chased Bracelets
this size link, CSC.
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Housefurnishing Department.

S Ts e at all Pa with
eatwihhe