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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-31

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ter Aarbgs, 9arpermeltsr SEMEN,
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sier u. Dinsien.
3 Stese DnIstss purtltuIisr Ssren'
len AuIsbrugsr 8. OIisn, aebmanb
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t.rmefsr .. 6Iauisn Os aUIsbruser M.
9anitn.
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giife aebmanb 5uI. ROrtenien, Dis
firittsIase 6Iiubt, Dusrrstsiasferer
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meter gsierfeu Os Mursr s aisIieu.
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ter Seysnisn. gass Msusr, 2uHbiH.
ipettsr Rerup, lsmmermefter peierien.
5abri'aui etwinIip Os 2sbmanb Meis.
ner.
5ROlbins feireOs Bonfire Cite.
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3. 8. 9anien, Sasfsrsr eau, Mea,s
Bigger gbriftenisn. Arbeibsmnnb RieIs
5unien Os @rOsiersr IS. SEMEN.
Rsrtsminbeu pa gstes fbu. WsI-
Ter y. 9anieu, &Iobiemaser 5anien,
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%biitsbanbIer Ole 9unisu.
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t%usien, Sernfebsr MitttIen, @obss
forDaIter RisIfsn, Dprloss Ssrsnien,
EoIbfOrUaIter Sonien os DIbanbIsr
gbrifisnisn.
3 2emuis uaIstss @arDsrmsfisr
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-31

llaatet benne bsis glber er BET snbnu
iaa rait os tpri9t, at bet uiier ri9ti9
1io.
@amIe @aarbe. 69rum Soen
bar bait iint yGrers u%aIminb.li9 IGnse.
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Os @ M bit iummeitsos / 43 aar.
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6arttorn. s mango aar bar ben uaret
/ gubmaIots Sic.
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en9eIfte SOlbater. Era priniess
len At @ales bar 8omitesu for 5nbiam'
ling at Smer til be engsIfte SOIoatsr
moOta9et isI9enbs Telegram:
Sanbrins6am, 0. Gan. 1900 81. g..
IS @ftm.
Oct tr Of bpbt rert 9ierte, ies tats
Ter b'6rr. fra be oanite Ueeierier, Der
paa en- iaa imut os pr0ttiit Waabs be-
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at bet er en- @aue fra nit eliteoe Sabre,
lamb, Dunmart. Weo sentasen Cat.
Alexandria.
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fibsieI1fab" tiIberenbs Camper vUPer.
cur@ er blsuen paaisiIet paa 6Iben al
en- rusfff Dampsr. yWsrcur", Der par
label meb aorn og paa Reiie fra QI'
tonu til 9sbiers, bIeu iaa itartt bsitas
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/ 5Iobtibsn.
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Druf 9errsou.
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trouer / 9ornbat 8. W. 6nueens
@nte, Cru IbaIia CHARLOTTE
g miIie 8nubeu, Iom ben Is. glou.
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tet en- giaO / 9umIebat % m iisrre
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tontrougrer.
st Nnbrusenbs til qanobrugs-
miniiteriet cirtuIersr bisls Daee til
unberitriit bIanbt 6arbOprss 6aDfitere.
Der anisses ON, at Dampbaabene
gVsittpiten" % sgreusn" maa biaIpe
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lanst fra qGnb Os uuber sitIis DER.
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- 5 WiI til Ses. Da be tun tan oaa
uo unbtr sltIi9e ginbe uursr bet IA
Is Timer meb 9nnbgangen, og bet oil
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-31

yrGmiebogen fan enonu ienbes til
MISUNDERSTANDING Nbonnenter.
Danish Luth. Publ. House.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-31


miniiieriet cirtulsrsr bisle Daoe til
unberitriit bIanbt 6arbOprss 6aDfitere.
Der auissss ON, at Dampbaabsne
gVsfttpiten" % ngreusn@ maa biaIpe
oshi psb Busisrius, naar Der fifes
lanst fra qGnb Os uuber siiIis DER.
3 ssHHs lib maa nrrniis 5aabsus 4
- 5 Uil til Ses. Da be tun tan oaa
no unb.r sltIi9e ginbe uursr bet IA
Is Elmer meb eonbgansen, oS bet oil
foritaas, at bette er I bsi Grab ubeIbist,
li9,iom be lite fan naa inb laa tiblie,
at be, ON bet naiie Dssn sr 6iffspeir,
ea tan bsnpits bet. IiImsb sr FABIAN
SeilObs bsif IiUsfarIis. 70 @anse |
benns Waaneb bar 5titsrns uarst far.
beIss baurbt Rob unosr eiiIist gsir os
eeres biemmeuGrsnbe paorsrenoe bar
besse @anse anruabt y9eftplisn" ON
SiGIp, men faOst aflas, ba FABIAN
0ielp itreo mob Baabsns 9nhrntier.
Bible 0ampitibet, Der 10 uIiseDel Iis.
ger % brenosr fine Rul / auuaIsn, tase
affare, Tumble gauosns biaIpss ino paa
ct pnr Elmer. 9rbOerUet tunbe briues
meb IGnSt ifsrrs ubbptts, LEGION giUss
faren bIeu Ianst minbrs.
6iiterns uiI bIiue bpbt Ruffsbe, ON
bette anbrasenbe bIeD aflaust. 8 mobs
fat GaIb uilbs Der pbes benz en- ~bstybsIia
6jalp.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-12-14
NORTH SCITUATE.

Mrs. Florence Pool entertained the
scholars of her Sunday School class al
hea home last evening.
Andrew Blackmar 10 busy slaughterlng
hogs
Coomer Ford has just completed paint.
ing Woods shoe store building.
George Jordan, formerly Of this place,
met with quite a severe accident in Kim.
ball & Colwell's pork factory last week.
w. n. Poole Jr., has severed his con.
nection with the electric railroad.
DR.. II. w. Smith has arrived home
from Maine, but is not yet able TO attend
to his Outside practise.
Skating has been in order among the
young folks this week.
Messrs. Angel and B aoksrd have sold
the cord wood on their Tarkiin lot to
Woonsookst parties.
How about rings for Christmas. we
have the largest stock TO select from Of
any dealer in this city, and II we can't
please you from our large stock We will
make to order anything you may sugges,
Angel, the jeweier, I918 Westminster
street
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-12-14
An Original Scheme.

Frazer Bros. Co, the well known Proyi.
dence dealers In teas. cohees and spices
have adopted an original and unique
plan Tor the holidays. beginning Saturday
December ~. Each person after makiu <
a purchase selects sealed envelope con.
tanning a printed card with the word
Yes or No. Thirty cards in each hun.
dfeds cards read Yes! lf your card reads
Yes" your purchase will be duplicated
FpgE For example, II you buy one
pound Of coffee and one pound of tea,
and your card reads yes" you will re-.
ceiye TWO pounds of coffee and two pounds
Of tea, thus getting one pound Of coffee
and one pound Of tea free. II matters
not whether you order two dollar tea or
twenty.three cent tea, foriy-ivo cent
coffee or fourteen cent coffee. We want
the creates, business IN the history Of our
house Frazer Bros Co., 7y7 Weybosset
street, Providence.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-12-14
MANTON.

Anchor Lodge held we'll attended
meeting on Monday evening,
The boys of Man on are enjoying
skating on ice that 10 none too thick.
W. A. Cram and family OF Bennington
y. H., are visiting relatives In this viein-
ity.
The weavers at the mill are engaged In
working on samples
Patrick Hunt.has entered the employ OF
p. F. O'Neil at the Peoples drug store
So much opposition was manifest, that
the boxing exhibition on Monday evening
In Kings Hall did not take place. a
handful of sports came out nom the city
and sorrowfully returned.
The personal property Of the late Dan
lei W. Irons will be sold at public auction
on Tuesday OF next week.
Step into !. A. Angels, I92S Wesimin-
ster street. and see those Ladies solid IS
ieweled stem wind and set watch for sIS,
would be chep at Slo down street
Every seat In Holden's Hall was oecu-
pied Wednesday evening when The Man
ton CLUB minstrels made their initial bow
to the public. F. ]. McLarney was the
interlocutor. A. 5. Prior and Walter
Pickering the end men. The circle was
completed by John Gormley, 4, A. Will
son, A. T Remington, !. 5. Prior. q. {.
Read, G. l.. Lawless, L. +. Carey, John
Darling, Samuel Bottomley, A. l. Rem
ing, 6. II. Keighley, William n. Brown,
Clarence O. Rhodes, Harry keighley, +.
r. Simpson and Valiroi X. Pothin. a
varied programme Of songs, ehoruses'
recitations, &c, were given. The orches-
ira under the leadership of Fred Prior
was exceptionally good. The different
numbers were heartily encored and the
local Jokes frequently brought down the
house. After the entertainment dancing
was In order
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-12-14
THORNTON.

II Is understood there are several cases
OF diphtheria in the village.
A wnippet race comes OIL on the cricket
grounds on Christmas Day.
Next Monday the Victoria Mill will beeih
to run until eight O'Clock in the evening
Charles Holroyd sailed for England on
Saturday. Tie will be absent about six
weeks.
For couehes, easy chairs, and other
goods suitable for Christmas gins why
no, examine the stock OF the Thornton
Furniture Co.
John Richards OF Lawrence, Mass has
accepted a position as wool sorter at the
V ctoria Mill.
The Thornton football team play the
Athertons OF Providence on the home
grounds, tomorrow,
The United Italian societies hold bail
In the Pavilion on the evening of De.
cember 27.
Mr.. Arthur Bird has opened maga.
zine and periodical agency.
Mr.. Mathew Gill. whose Illness was
mentioned in the TIMES last week. has n
serious attack Of pneumonia and his
friends are alarmed at his condition.
How about those lax. Filled, Is Jew
eled Adjusted Watches that J. A. Angel.
the jeweler, is selling for sra. They are
bargains at that. Not but few more
lett. I9lS Westminster street.
a regular meeting OF The Johnston Town
Council will be held this afternoon.
The Johnston Probate Caurt held reg
nlar session on Tuesday. The following
business was transacted. The will OF
Mrs. Abbie Rood was approved and w.
F. King was appointed executor. The
commissioners appointed to settle the
uilairs Of the late Charles Thornton ren.
dered n report which was received and
orded recorded. The estate Is insolvent
there not being sufficient property to pay
claims presented.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-12-14
CENTERDALE.

The town Of North Providence will use
the MeTammany voting machine In
futu elections.
Thompson Bros, the Olneyville gre
GERS, will deliver any purchase of IS 60
worth Of goods or over made at their
store, by Coles express free Of charge.
II you are undecided wha; to buy for
Christmas why not step into Angels the
ieweler, and see his new up.to-date stock
of diamonds watches, clocks, jewelry.
siIverware and novelties. lie guarantees
the price as low as the lowest on same
quality goods.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-12-14
SAUNDERSVILLE.

Alton Angel, the little son Of Nathan
Angel, met with serious accident lasi
week. Tuesday, while riding on the hind
aYel OF a buggy, between the body and
wheel His foot slipped and caught be-
tween the spoke. and he was turned over
by the wheel and his leg broken. A tel.
ephone message WAS sent TO Drs. b
and c. L. G. Arnold In Providence, who
responded and set the broken limb
Alton saws he will not ride that way again.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-12-14
The Best Plaster.

A piece OF flannel damPened with
Chamberlain Pain Balm and bound to
the affected parts Is superior to any plas-
ter. When troubled with lame back or
pains In the side or chest, give II trial
and you are certain TO be more than
pleased with the prompt relief which II
affords. Pain Palm also cures rheuma-
tism One application gives relief. For
sale by B. A. Smith and g. X. Parker
Olneyville; VIM. Dunning * Bro, $50
Manton avenue; n +. Reiner, Center
dale.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-12-14

For coughs and colds use Smiths
Cough Syrup, z5 cents Syrup White
Pine. large bottle, q cents, Morse's
Cough Drops, tnO for S cents ,. u.
Drops. three Tor 10 cents; HoarhOund
Drops. cents Elm Lozenges, cents ,
Bronchial Troches. 70 cents; large stick
ol black icorice, 6 cents pure cod liver
81, 7s and 60 cent?. Byron a, smith,
Prescription Druggist. Olnsyyills 81 Iare.
We give discount stamps With all pur.
ehsees.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-12-14
For the Holidays.
Fancy and Staple Articles

j. +, Jones Il Co. Arcade, Providence,
have on hand large variety OF useful a.
well as Ornamental articles suitable for
the holiday season. An early visit to
this popular store will certainly prove OF
benefit to you for they are in position to
supply your wants with quickness and
dispatch; necessity at this time Of the
wear
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-12-14
SCITUATE.

Town Council and Probate Court.-A
the monthly meeting held Saturday. ID.
cember S AT the Probate Court Room.
MEMBERS.
Eugene l.. Young, Elisha A. Water
man, William r. Angel, Thomas =. Bat
tey, Ir. and George X. Whitman, present
L l.. Young, presiding the following bus
iness was transacted.
PROBATE COURT.
Estate OF David Ralph. Petition ioi
the removal OF the guardian and the APP
poinlment of a new guardian was Contin
ued TO Jan IL.
Estate OF Charles Wilbur, deceased,
viii was eontinuec to January IL.
Estate OF Walter J. Bennett deceased.
The administrators account was read
allowed and ordered recorded Balance
sI,S574S.
Estate of Bessie Irene Steere. Petition
for adoption was continued TO Ian. IA,
TOWN oUSCu,
George A. Colini presented a bill OF
SIS IS for services as Truant Onieer, and
the same was referred To tie school com.
mittee for their approval.
Tanner ID. Shedyak made application
again Tor second class liquor license al
Hnrs saloon, Rockland. The same was
refused him, November 10, on his formal
application Tor the same location.
The application In uniting To have
Joseph Buchu's ld. class liquor license re-
yoked, was taken up. Elder Dory
appeared ior the complainants and
+. L. Owen for Brochu. Upon the
motion OF Brochu's attorney, the coun-
ell ordered the complaiuants on OF before
January s, 1901, TO h'e bill OF particu-
larr, stating the dates and times OF day,
and names OF persons who have been al
his place under such circumstances rs to
constitute a nuisance.
/. G.. Potter was authorized 90 build
Culverts on the Plainfeld Road, and
place railings on railroad, and to build
culver,s near Ashland.
John A. Batiey was appointed to ,ell OF
otherwise dispose of the old bridge AT
Hope when the new bridge arrives.
1t was voted tia, John A. Battey have
the old plants nom Jackson Bridge loi
SIS 90. The sum of s5,SIo.aa has been
expended In grading and altering the
highways for the Providence and Danie'.
son Railway Co. The following bills are
allowed and ordered Issued: Chas. X
Clarke, Al. D., $1oo; W. Il. Page, NJ. D.,
! 40; Ezekiel IA. Warner, dog fund, S. oo
Fred J. Potter, dog fund, s2.So; Geo. w
Keach, killing two dogs, 81, 90; Pawtuxct
Valley Cleaner, printing, 5000; Provi-
dence County Jail, board OF prisoners,
$2I %; VIM. r. Angel, railings, sj7.6j (;
a. Bauey, So7S; WIN. f. Angel, bridge
90 90 j. J. C.Pouer SS. }oi WIN. FhngelI,
wider highway SO. s4Si.S6; !. c. Potter
s227 22i Byron X. Rathbun, SLo4S 10;
J. &. Potter, highway. si3S.S6i John a
Batley, S22S.77i Gee. a. COlvin, light
bridge, srS. 100; John A. Bat,ey, spikes,
sc. IS a.; Nathan Colvin, town sergeant
sl4 90; 4 l.. Young, goods delivered, Is.
Gardner, 50 90 The total was 81. .17g "
II was resolved that II was necessary TO
lay out highway from the Ashland road
over ana through the Phcbe Battey iarm
10 the Plainfeld road, and that Elisha a
Waterman, Amasa $. Potter, and John
w. Bowen, Jr., be appointed commission.
ers TO lay out the same. Adjourned to
meet Saturday, January Il, 1901, at two
O'Clock p. m, at the town clerks Office
and Probate Court Room.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-12-14

Transfers of real estate during the
month Of November Richard Is. Round
decided - josephine NJ. Round lot IN
Rocklhnd Cemetery. Maud NJ. Field
decided to Ashton Slater and wife her
interest IN the David Field estate. Sam.
uel J.. Hopkins decided to josephine l.
Harris the Abraham Tourtellotte farm.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-12-14

When you reed a soothing and healing
antiseptlc application for any purpose,
use the original DeWit's Witch Hazel
Salve., well known cure for piies and skin
diseases. II heals sores without leaving
a scar Beware OF coun,erleits. T. X.
Parker. Olneyville; n. +. Reiner, Cen.
lefda lc
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-12-14
DIAMONDS.

What can be bitter for . Christmas
present Never deprecisting IN the eyes
Of The one % whom the precious gin il
financial standpoint. good diamond 10
an imperishable investment. Solitaire
rings ~ s5, 8 10, n. t5. IS. 40. 75, and
up % St5o. J. a. Angel. rgl5 Westmin.
sier street, Olneyyille square.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-12-14
II Will pay You

To see The fine sfsorimeEt Of handker.
chief, collars. jabo's. ruGs and fancy
neckuear. that J. 2 Jones. & Co, Arcade
Providence. are showing for The Holiday
trade Their line Of umbrellas il uneS.
celled.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1900-12-14
GENTLEAiEg.
Do Not Fall

To include in your shopping list !. +.
Jones & Co, Arcade, Providence. They
have a splendid assortment Of dolls. toys,
jewelry, cups, and saucers, etc. Bring
the children. They will be delighted.
Toy Department, "a, Arcade, next to our
Dry Goods store.
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l3-inch Undressed KID Body Doll, double
jointed, bisque head and hands, shoes
and stockings
t7.inch Double-iointed Kid Body Doll,
)isque head and hands, closing eyes, natural
.urly hair, teeth showing, shoes and stock
igs, 75c.
21.inch Kid Body Doll, bisque head and
lands, long natural curly hair shoes and
,tockings, 81.
I2.inch Dressed Doll, double -ointed body,
5isque head, long curly hair, silk and satin
dresses to match, shoes and stockings, 2Sc.
2o.nch Dressed Doll, double. .jointed body,
bisque head, closing eyes, long curly hair,
silk and satin dresses and pretty hats 10
match, shoes and stockings SOC.
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TIE most effective liiils liver pills
made are Dewiu's Lite Early Rber.
They never sripe. +. X. Parker. Olney.
,iile;S. r. Rtinef, Centefdsle.
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.
List of Letters Advertised Dec. 10, 1900
at OInsyvIIle station, Providence, IL, 4.

LADIES.
Mrs. Mary Barick, Emma Charette
Miss Annie Coyle, Mrs. J. G. Daudo, Jr.,
Miss Minnie Dana, Miss Della Gilbert
Mrs. VIM. liAuer, Emma Morrell, Miss
Nellie Moher, Miss Mabel Potter, Miss
Rogers, y Pocasset avenue, Lottie Scwell
GENTLHMEg.
J.. 6. Arnold, Joseph Bryant, Patrick
Buckley, J. +. Burke, + q Charles Ford,
WalIen f Grant, Rev ]. lIussey. John
Morgan, (97 Althed ST. Patrick McGin'
ley, Mr.. Sutcline, Herbert II. Scott.
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The Celebrated Handwerck Jointed Dolls
-doub.e iointed papier mache bodies, with
moving heads and hands-woyen wig Of ma
tural Gully hair, teeth showing, fancy lace
trimme chemise-fnest body on earth.
No. l. oc NO. Sn
I7.inch............ 70 IS.inch-.....~',oU
The Celebrated Kestner Cork-Stutted Dolls
kid booy Dolls, bisque head and hands
sewed icints, woven wig Of natural curly HAIR
closing Eyes, teeth showing, shoes and stock
ings.
I2.inch 25c. I5-inch SOC. I9-ineh LOO
Kestner Double Jointed Kid Body Dolls
each io'lt well ryeted-hne bisque head,
beau,ifi face, sewed wig OF curly human
hair, shoes and stockings l. SO
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VOL. XIV. NO. Is.
SAN SOUCIS
Big Department Store.
oLNEYVILI.E SQUARE
DO|IS. Dolls.


been brought to bear on prices hy ar
the lowe
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Books suitable f1r old and young. Never
have ue shown sssb a variety of Chiiirsn's
Books, and never a. such low prices.
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Gents 20 year Ducbcr Filled
Case, with Waltham or Elgin
movement ..... 5000
Ladies Filled Case Watches,
American, at... $7 90
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UMBRELLAS

Ladies Fancy Carriers, silk and Satin Cush.
ions. Manicure Sets Brush and Comb
sets. Ebony and Silver Toilet Articles
Writing Paper 10 Fancy Boxes Perfumes
in Fancy Bottles, Ladies Work Boxes and
Bzskets. Glove. Handkerchief and Jeue.
B1Ees.. Christmas Slippers in great va
riety of the best makes and newest styles
Mems Romeo and OPera Cut slippers
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Holiday Oneyvie the
things will find only stock
Space allow
he following list may aid you your selections
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from SL75 10 go per pair Ladies Slip
pcrs in Juliet and Princess styles from
sL75 20 65c per pair. Misses and Chi.
dren's Slippers in fcii and Kid from ga
% so per pair.
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the monthly meeting held Saturday, ID.
eember AT the Probate Court Room.
MEMBERS.
Eugene l.. Young, Elisha a. Water.
man, William r. Angel, Thomas ). Bat
tey, lr. and George h. Whitman, present
L l.. Young, presiding the following bus
iness was transacted.