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Waterbury Democrat., 1901-07-03
Mon.trositres All the Rage.

There must be rage for medical monstrosities, judging from the. Au- tocolsky sale at Paris. The collector, a sculptor with eccentric tastes, ac- cumulated things that 19 out of 20 would not pick up. At the sale these monstrosities fetched $S0,O00. To show how much such things have gone up, a brass chandelier made of shapeless lion, bestrode by shape less man, fetched $1,56O. A few years ago it sold for $540. A fourteenth century aquamanile, also in metal, fetched $500; 20 years ago it's price was S1sO.
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-07-03
Curious Mulady in Italy.

Among the peasants of southern Italy, Sicily, and Sardinia, curious malady has been noticed by physicians, which is caused by eating beans. One of the most remarkable effects of the malady is a species of intoxication re- sembling that produced by alcoholic drink. In some eases persons predis- posed to the malady are seized with the symptoms of intoxication if they pass a field where the bean plant is in flower, the odor alone sufficing to af- feet them.-N. r. Sun. ,~
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-07-03

Some lots many lots less than cost lots onec
 in the History of Waterbury have such values t
 ITEMS: A case yard wide Brown cottons, short lengths A case yard wide fine Perca1es, all new patterns 50 dozen handsome Pillow Shams and Bureau scarfs 50 pieces fine lace alover g
The sun., 1901-03-17

Ari2l,c., REGULAR i9c.-
women's black cotton stock
ings, splicsd heels and dou.
bic soles, also extracted In
assorted colors, and chill.
dren's extra heavy ribbed
school stockings, with dou-
bic knees, sizes 8 to e1i.
AT &C., REGULAR 2sc. TO
3ec.-Vomen's forty-gauge
black cotton stockings,
spliced heels and double
soles, plain and ribbed, also
mems tan black and fancy
Al ) FOR sl.oo. REGU.
LAR soc. PAIR-Women's
colored Isle thread stock.
ings, tan striped, two tones,
and ingram stainless black,
in plain and ribbed:
AT iOc.. REGULAR lSc.--
womens Richelieu ribbed
The sun., 1901-03-17

white cotton vests, low neck,
no sleeves, handsomely
trimmed with lace at neck
and arm, sizes 4, S, 6.
AT l5c., REGULAR 2Sc.-
Children's white cotton
vests, high neck, short
sleeves, with pantalettes to
match; sizes vests, lS TO 80;
pantalettes, IS to 80.
AT Csc, REGULAR 35c.-
Women's shaped white
ribbed cotton vests, low neck,
short sleeves; high neck,
long and short sleeves, with
drawers to match.
AT $l.00, REGULAR Sl.SO
Mems lightweight, nat.
ural merino shirts, self
fronts and long sleeves,
with drawers to match;
sizes. shirts, 81 70 a.;
drawers, 80 to a..
The sun., 1901-03-17

AT Sc. REGULAR l0c. TO
iSc.--I'ine cut JET Gimps, a
number OF patterns.
AT sec, REGULAR 75c.-
Fancy gold and black Garnl-
lures, rever shape.
AT SOC, REGULAR $l.25-
Black silk Passementerie
garnitures, very good shapes.
AT 7ec., REGULAR $500
Fine cut JET Garnitures, black
silk passementerie Garni.
lures.
The sun., 1901-03-17
Household Hints.

Enterprise" mea, or food choppers,
88c.
"Sar" meat and food choppers, Si.l0.
Wash boilers, extra heavy quality, size
7, 8 or =, value up to ST.. 80, at tSl.i0.
Gray ensmeled rice boilers, 15c.
Gray enameed rice boilers, large size,
25c.
Gray enameled tea kettles, 25c.
Gray enameled buckets, large size, l0c.
Gray enameled colanders, zoo.
Gray enameled fry pans, lOc.
Gray enameled cake pans, 30.
Dust pans, iapanned, &c.
Stair whisk brooms, &c.
Long-hande floor brushes, 500.
Dust brushes, 25c.
Furniture brushes, 3Sc.
Foo; tubs, assorted sizes, slightly han.
dlei, value up TO 9Sc., at soc.
Chiliren's bath tubs, slightly handled,
value up 10 Sl.9S, AT csc.
CocoI door mats, extra quality, Si.20.
Rubber door mats, Sl.l5.
Liquid hluing, bottle, Sc.
I've or potash, &c.
Pearline, while IS cases last, 8 Tor 100,
Mop handles, &c.
Brooms, hand made, 3.sewed, value
zoe, while they last, 2 for 3Sc.
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The "Purity," 85c.
The Ideal" Sl.20.
The Common Sense" Sl.6O.
The Beauty" $i.90.
The "Model," $2.2s.
The Splendid" $3.75.
Sale of Wooden Ware.

The "Pinless" Curtain Strctcher-no
more pricking the fingers with pin points,
as you can place on il six curtains--ali dit.
ierent size scallops-see demonstration,
$l.eS.
The "Star" stretcher with easel, Si.2S.
The "Never Sag" stretcher, csc.
Folding ironing boards, CSC.
Skirt boards-3h II. 4 II. 4hft SIT.
Csc. 33c. 3Sc. soc.
Step ladders-4 II. 5ft. SIT. III.
2ec. 40c. soc. soc.
Step ladders 4 II. SIT. eft. TT.
best made. Sl.2O Sl.5o Sl.8O S2.l0
Dewey" clothes bars, 90.
Clothes vringers, the Challenge, "esc.
Clothes wringers-the "Universal,"
"Rival," Household" all guaranteed;
your choice, Sl.e5.
Step ladder chairs, $40.
Pastry boards, 25c.
Meat boards, 42c.
Handy vegetable slicers, 15c.
Dressmaker's lap boards, Full size, $50.
Gard tables, $l.30.
Children's high chairs, from $l.48 up.
The sun., 1901-03-17
The Harbinqers of Easter,


it be to us
is
understood Why the dress goods Brooklyn this There's no Place WnH
= 0 every G
unquaNed Of
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Busts and Figures.

Composition busts and figures, Oriental
colorings and bronze finishes, adapted
for cory corners, Oriental rooms, library,
etc.
AT eSc, AND Si.25--An assortment OF
authors, musicians and IDEAL subjects,
bronze effects, from - TO 10 inches
high.
AT $50 AND Si.eS-A variety OF
busts, , inches high, with Oriental
coiorings and bronze sfiects; ideal
heads.
The sun., 1901-03-17
Writing Paper Very Cheap.

r. C. a. .
Letter writing brought down about the cost OF the
postage with paper prices like this:
AT &C., REGULAR ec-A lot Of 5000 quires excellent
quality linen aperthe size is the Gadstone-6c quire
envelopes match at same price,
AT i5c-Fve hundred go sheets and so enveope
linen satin finish. Oxford and Octave sze nice quality
The sun., 1901-03-17

ONHCl lOllSt plEpa dAl'HN
every price an uncommon econ
Armour's Heather Bell toilet
soap, 3 cakes in a box, &c.,
regularly l0c. box.
Armour's La Belle Rose
soap, ; cakes in box, Sc,
regularly i0c. box.
Armour's Piney Tar soap,
3 cakes for Sc, regularly lUc.
Armour's Turkish Bath soap,
3 cakes for Sc, regularly l0c,
Armour's Fine Art soap
Virgin, Violet, Jockey Club,
Carna,ion Pink, La France
Rose and Sweet Jessamine, 3
cakes in a box, Sc, regularly
Csc. box.
witch hazel, pint extra
strength, SC.
Ammonia, ! pint bottle, eN'
ira strength, Sc.
Egg shampoo cream, glass
jar, lOc.
Green CASTLE liquid sham
poo, pint bottle, lSc.
Violet ammonia, for toilet
and bath, ~.
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my.
Violet toilet water, 4 ounce
bottles, lSc.
Farlna cologne, 4 ounce bot.
ties, l5c.
Extracts, all leading odors,
l0c.
Tincture Of henzoin, , ounce
bottles, lOc.
Glycerine, , ounce bottles,
&c.
Powdered sulphur, wood box,
&c.
Imported tooth brushes, 4
rows, assorted cuts, Sc, reeu.
larly lOc.
Imported tooth brushes, 4
rows, extra fine brisfles, AS.
sorted handles, lOc., regularly
iSc. and 2Uc.
Hair brushes, pure briSties,
polished wood sack, lie, reg.
ularly 2Sc.
Hair brushes, all best qusl.
lty hris,icS, assorted wood
backs, 3Sc regularly soc.
The sun., 1901-03-17

AT CSC, REGULAR $3.50
TO $500 Fancy Garni.
lures, fine cut jet Garnitures,
black silk passementeri,
garnitures.
AT i0c., REGULAR 2Sc.-
Fancy metal and crystal but.
tons, (, dozen on a card; price
l0c. for card, instead OF
25c. a dozen.
AT l0c., REGULAR Soc
Fancy large metal buttons,
very good colorings, l0c. Z
dozen instead OF soc. dozen.
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Easter Tokens in Silyerware.
SI.OO for Unique $500 CandIesticks.
COIOred Dress Goods.

Floor, New BldnS
25c. FOR 3sc SILK STRIPE CHALLiES-A liberal assort.
men OF rich floral and Oriental designs; two and three color
prntings particularly adapted for handsome waists house
dresses and tea gowns. -
acc FOR 7Sc HOMESPUNS-The fabric is pure WOO, so
inches WIDE smooth finish No. the rough onghared VARIETY
the coors arc wanted three shades OF gray cadet
blues and The price the lowest ever named Tor equal
quality.
The sun., 1901-03-17

Lot No. consists Of reclining go.carts
with green enamelled gear and wheels
and all the latest Improvements, including
rubber tires, value up TO $500, choice
while they last at S5.9S.
Lo; No 2, the swelest reclining go.carts
made; some have green enamelled, others
plain steel gearing, but all rubber tires;
some of these go.carts are actually worth
$500, choice while they last at SS.eS.
Reclining go.carts, the celebrated
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a,roohlyn Sdrsrtisemrnts.
Correct Dress Trimmings
And Every Price a Temptation.
.frsderith IosSer s O..


Every up.to.date gown have touch OF trimming
little PaSSementerie OF tasteful
elaboration Never stock prepared for the most
exactnc demands from the effective flower and Oriental
appaues much be the summer dresses TO the
simplest and yet most artistic decorative button Come and
them. Here prices profitable nducement
The sun., 1901-03-17
Black Dress Goods.

Second rnorN New
soc FOR Soc CHEVIOT SERGES-Au wool, smooth finish;
weight for Spring wear, rich deep black so inches
vide
59c. FOR $50 SATIN BERBER-A A lustrous alwool cloth
OF excellent quality in small and medium broche designs
almost rich in appearance silk and thoroughly drabe
As inches wide
The sun., 1901-03-17

"BT0ck patent, The best cart invented
and indorsed by physicians, S7.35.
Other "Block" go.carts at $4,000.
Baby carriages, value up to SS.eS, at
$500.
Baby carriages, extra heavy diamond
roll, upholstered in damask or corduroy,
value 1898, at Se.75.
English perambulators, all the spring
styles, at $4,000, S62.7S, $500 and
$4,000.
The sun., 1901-03-17
Price Furry Among Ribbons.
The Perfection of Spring Millinery.


hu blossoms that might we'll make Nature ook TO her arels
PERFECTION
OF achievement In beauty OF color and texture me
study themselves The shapes too are novel win
little girls
Of
heads of soeens
Eve bewtching
Of the fashions oese who has prepared
cha choosing The Brooklyn Times
nherea mum extraordinarily low
Of hats the bds
S24S-wERE S375-Anoh chiffon Tolues You will like them
OF hats Chiffon chiffon
The sun., 1901-03-17
The ..psn.Amerlcan" Trunks
for 1901.

Our preparations for this season were
conducted upon a scale unprecedented
even for this store. Assortment OF pat
terms and styles such as no other store
attempts TO offer, and the prices very low.
The Coffres IA "Vuitton," such as
hat, shirt waist and steamer trunks.
The Regal" iron bound, 2 straps,
2s in. 30 in. az in. "A in. 80 in. 80 in.
2.sS 3.7S 4.2S 4.48 ASS SIS
The "Matchless," iron bound, 2 trays,
? straps, muslin lined
80 in. 81 in. ~ in. 80 In. 3S In. 40 in.
e.3S 1925 1923 il.6S 1898 1925
The "Hercules," iron bound, 2 straps,
trays. muslin lined
80 in. 81 in. "a in. 80 in. 80 in. 40 in.
1928 1925 1898 l4.65 lS.4S 1925
The Perfection" skirt trunk, iron
bound, trays, muslin lined
80 in. 40 in. AZ in. ~ In.
e.es iI.2s 1900 1915
Our Extension Cases" are also very
low priced
No. l.
I6i in. is in. 20 In. 2a In. "a In. 20 in.
CSC. ,7Sc. eoc. i.lo lie l.as
I6 in. ls in. 20 in. 22 in. "a in 20 in.
CSC. l.29 lac i.69 l.89 ale
Packing trunks
32 in. 36 in. 40 in. a. In. 4s In.
l,6O 100 2.40 3.75 $50
The sun., 1901-03-17
Good RefrigeratOrs at $4.98
and S9.40.

This is one OF the best offers ever made
our splendid "Star" refrigerator with
all the 1901 mprovements-ash, antique
finish, handsomely ornamented with EN-.
hossed carvings, thoroughly insulated
with charcoal sheathing, solid metal
shelves, solid bronze locks, solid bronze
hinges TO match, removable waste pipe,
patent casters, self.retaining; family size,
$4.9S, large size $9.40.
The sun., 1901-03-17
fyeasrifk 1osser 4 Ga.
aroohlyu Sdrsrtssments.
Stockings and Underwear.
prlce Economies for the Whole Family.

EIght
ANYTHING be worn Is the economical when II is
soot whether II is intended to be only will
;hese stockings and underwear give you sell
An, you will the satisfaction Of knowing that YOU
,bsr At the lowest price obtsinable anywhere.
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HOgSheads OF New China.
And Lots of Broken Prices.

that asns some ths
knew the Growing knowledge OF tastes and wishes growing h
Quantities
grathed Appreciation and
The sun., 1901-03-17
White Goods Reduced
Half, and More Than HaIf.

A TOT oi odlS and endS, 80
Strengthening up our stock, wo
AT Sc. FOR l0c.-Muslins of
various sizes plaids.
AT Sc. FOR l0c. - White
piouc, medium size cord.
Ar Sc. FOR l2i.c. Madras
stripes, 81 inches wide, soft
finish.
AT SC. FOR l2i,c.-Plaid
lawns, large and small
broken plaids.
AT Sc. FOR l5c.--Cori
lawn, various size cords.
The sun., 1901-03-17

AT &c. FOR 25c. corded
ginghams in stripes, plaids
and checks.
AT iSc. FOR 2Sc. corded ba.
tiste; new printings and new
color effects.
AT 2Sc. FOR 3ec. silk stripe
madras, satin finish, beauti.
ful stripes, all colors.
AT 2Sc. FOR 35c. silk mixed
ginghsms; very stylish for
shirt waist suVs.
The sun., 1901-03-17

AT S3.75-Busts about 20 inches high.
mostly Oriental subjects; Fora, Kleo,
Orient, Fatma, etc.; beautifully colored
draperies, striking faces.
AT S5.00-Bronze.f busts OF
musicians and authors, p and -
inches high; Scott, Milton, Newton,
Shakespeare, Beethoven, Wagner.
Mozart, etc.
AT l5c. TO S5O.00-An assortment OF
figures from 2S TO 40 inches high,
beautifully poised with richly colored
draperies and bronze effects; nothing
can equal these for ornamental pur.
poses.
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Mems Trousers to Order, 50. 90.

"
This is saving OF 800 each pair fit and satisfaction
rsanteed; needn't take them il right Twenty different
samples OF the exclusive English cloths choose from,
the very latest shades and stripes Nothing anywhere
The sun., 1901-03-17
MatchIeSS LaceS That Are Fashionable.

Real SC. o Sl.9S, regular TO
Arabian Galoon 25c. soc. $225
Laces to inch, Acc, 9Sc
at S69 ST eS to
s7eS
Applique
n
-.
3ec
Caloons 3ec
lmnati Arabian o
French o S4e
a 2ec
So 3eS
steel black sS 81 TO- regular $22S to
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Gas Range Cooking, by Miss
LemCke.

"Fsvorte" Gas Ranges, at 81 4.es.
Miss Lemcke will prepare tomorrow,
At / A. NJ. At ; p. Nj.
Brolcd chops, Roast beef,
flashed brown po.
[tatoes, Yorkshire tim bales,
Angel cake, Baking powder 'olls,
Pop overs. Orange cream cake,
Bread.
We also offer the following gas stoves
at special prices;
The Hercules" 40c.
The sun., 1901-03-17

Large Austrian vases, Royal Vienna
style, cobalt blue, Empire green and light
blue, vIgnete figure painting, elaborately
trimmed with gold; all sizes from 2 to
- ;prh.e hioh
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AT 45c. FOR SOC. ecru ground
Swiss, embroidered with
white bow knots; confined
n us for Brooklyn.
AT 4oc. FOR CSC. silk mous-
seline, with lace stripe.
AT soc. FOR SOC. 10 Sl.2S
Swiss, the genuine ST. Gall
goods, white and colored
grounds, white grounds EN-.
broidcred with colors, col.
ored ground embroidered
with white.
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BriC.a.BraC at u.

Austrian pottery vases, pink, green,
maroon and blue; decorated, traced floral
designs, delicate colorings, figure paint.
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Plants for the Home.

&c. for regular I0c Ferns-sO0.
soc. for regular 81 90 Areca Palms-2O0
soc. for regular Sl.25 Boston Ferns-IOo.
i0c. a bunch for regular $50 Niolets-sO,00
And 300 Rubber Plants at proportonatey low prices
The sun., 1901-03-17

d, every one OF them; but, in
h more 10 YOU than TO us.
Al l2isc. FOR 35c. Lace
reverlng.
AT 2Sc. FOR CSC. Satin
stripe, Madras Barre and
tucked effects in pique.
AT 75c., REDUCED FROM
$l.O0, SIPS; CSC, reduced
from Sl.SO and $l.S9:
Sl.25, reduced from $500.
White linen, embroidered in
colors, various designs, for
snirtwaists and whole gowns.
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o stay,
white, tucked back and front; bril- ian
tine waists, tucked back and front,
Bishop sleeves.
AT eSc., REGULAR Sl.eS-Good black
mercerized sateen waists, tucked back
and front, button trimmed, Bishop
sleeves.
AT4ec, REGULAR 7ec -Percale waists
in dainty stripes ard detachable collar.
Bishop sleeves.
AT esc.. REGULAR Sl,Se-New Derby
waists in excellent percales, also pretty
gingham effects; other makes.
Al Tec., REGULAR Sl.25 White lawn
waists, full front, hemstitchei down
front and cuff, tucked back.
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New Creations in Shirt Waists
And LARGE SubtraCtions In Prices.

Vonens waists Of every kind and a X
best Of any prices they haven't cone here
AT s3.es, REGULAR $500 TO SS.7S
Peau de Cvne waists, all the new
shades, tucked hack ana front; peau de
sole waists, coors and black, stylish tat.
tetas waists, colors and black: all have
the new Bishop sleeves.
At S49S, REGULAR S6,so-A splen'
did lot Of taffetas silk waists, a large
number of models, handsome coIors
and black, stylish new shapes, AMI
pretty peau de sole waists in colOrs and
black, large variety to choose from;
all at S4.9S.
At Sl.aS. REGULAR S2.9S Pretty
shatross and flannel waits, nnlined,
an excellent spring waist, in oil the new
spring coors; also black, cream and
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Baby Carriages, Coz Carts. English Coaches.
A Sale Without Precedent

English
Yod find anywhere and for prices they
unquesuonaby the lowest
and explain their
These prices for tomorrow:
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Quilts and COmiOrtabieS.

DuTITng
These all fortunate purchases which enable sell at
prices under those OF the makers.
AT SOC. FOR Sec.--Whe AT CSC. FOR Sl.25-Bed
crochet quilts large size; comforts, spring weight,
honeycomb weave filled with pure white cotton,
AT csc FOR Sl.25 White covered with fine slkoline;
crochet quilts, double.bej designs.
size; Marseilles pattern. AT S2.75 FOR S4.00-Whte
AT $l.25 FOR Sl.Ss- Mirseics quilts, extra large
fringed crochet quilts for size; subject msnufac.
brass bcdsteads. turers Slight imperfection.
The sun., 1901-03-17
Cut Glass Nearly HaIved.

The very bes, new and rich cuttings
designed especially TO bring out that fire
and sparkling brilliancy that is only
elualled by the diamond itself.
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Her MajeSty'S Corset.
Valuable News for Every Woman.

he gored straight front just out, brought 10 per-
lection by the progress and enterprise OF the makers OF her
Majesys corset is TO interest well as benefit every
woman who corset
knowing who have examined gored corset in detail
have pronounced simply beyond brought out
An expert cosetiere with this week, demonstrating the
merits OF this excellent creation first shown by MS in
Brooklyn. The corset tells its story.
Special makes, Base and Coutile, straight front, $3.50
and $500.
Fine satin finish, straight front, SIS, 90.
The gdles in pink, blue and white S.5O, 81 90 and
$3.50.
Princess OF Wales white and black straight front,
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Boys Washable Suits.

Boys Washable Suits.
At CSC. for Regular SI.50 and $500.
At SI.49 for Regular $500 and $3.50.
About $50 suits, sizes to - years Nicely made from
cash white pque linen striped gaatea Absolutely fast
coors and sample all 10 go AZ less thsn cost 10
make, at csc. and Si4s.
At S2.98, Regular $500 and $500.
Boys double. breasted SUITS sizes to le years Splendid
alwool cloths, light dark plais and mixtures No better
school suits Also in this oare some broken sizes OF sailor
and novelty suits for the smaller boys at .sS.
$500 for Youths $3.50 and S4.OO Trousers
At 81. so for Youths $500 and $500 Trousers
Made fine vorseds and cassmees and dressy pat
terms right o7 present Spring wear. Sizes to 20
wears. Small men can be fitted
Easter Tokens in Silyerware.
SIOO for Unique $500 CandIesticks.
These are dainty quadruplc plated candcsticks for
table decorations all fitted complete with candle shade holder
shade artistic designs and assorted coors SiOO tor
the outtit-he candlesticks are the $500 kinds.
The following also make attractive Easter tokens and easy
TO buy, for the prices are hall, about
Triple plate orange knives Quadruple plate bon bon
tRogers SC. each instead OF dishes sSc each instead OF
DOC SITS.
Pearl handle fruit knives, S 90 nsrh ips,e,t ~ 81
ooc each nse"u o' 49, Quadruple plate strawberry
Almond dishes sterling bowls, handsomely FURNISHED
mounted, eSc each instead OF with Empire bead ooder
Si so 81. .9S each instead Of $3.50
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More OF Our tOc. Book Sale.

OF NOCh 70 uThW ITOUl, OUI VIC IlTTd dIIT TTOHT
gone before the day is over. We also ollie
Gems Of Modern Art; 3e2 reproduc.
tons OF famous paintings, neatl! bound,
N 7Sc.
with Edged Tools, Merriman: one OF
the best novels that has appeared during
the last decade and obtainable for the
first time in paper, Price $50, The
cloth edition was published BY Harper x
Bros. at Sl.25.
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COI0red Cotton Fabrics
At I2LC. to &c., Regular 25c. to Sl.25.

These all fresh goods bought specially for benefit
tomorrow kinds that The assortment and
qualities are Loeseresoue.
The sun., 1901-03-17
ArmOur'S Toilet Soaps

Other toilet preparations also included in this sale and
price
The sun., 1901-03-17

Justice to the Jew" Madison C..
Peters; $l.2S, az zoe.
Family Atlas OF the World. soc.
1.-The Story OF South Africa" by John
Clark Ridpath and Z. s. Ellis:
Pub. price. Loeser's price.
Full Nor. $3.50 sac.
Half Nor. $50 4sc.
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In southeru

lin southcru
o~n h"rsS
lnnd. ore.
10 capturs
I've roanled
{OrNgon for
earir 1000
Hare showed
fnaN Indian
htr, They
tuH
The sun., 1901-03-17

About $50 suits, sizes 10 p years Nicely made from
rash, white pque, linen striped gaaea Absolutely fast
oors and many sample suits all TO at less than cost to
At
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-11-01

/ RIPLEY.

Oct. 29.-Quite an enjoyable dance
was given at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
N. Barbeau, Thursday night. Forty
tickets were sold . .'- :
|. Threshing Is all done and the yield is
very fair: 81. s~>.- ..~:~s:..-
Fire is raeaging IN the eastern part OF
this town and much hay is burned. Two
houses are also burned. Farmers are
busy hauling their hay, for fear it will
burn in the meadow.
Ezra and Adolph, Heroux, who went
to Dodson, Mont, last spring, are back
for a short visit with relatives and
friends. -
Joe Picotte and Miss Flora Hayes
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-11-01
PIKE CREEK

: H. Kinney was out duck hunting Sat-
day.
Some Of the girls are offered a job in
Dakota, wages to be $35 per month
and board. Ask some Of the girls what
the job 10 to be.
MIR. and Mrs. A. Weber and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ole l.. Wa bl were at Little Falls
Saturday.
Some people must think it is fun to
get fire this dry weather, but if caught
at it they will regret it very much. A
fire was set last week in, our town and
lots Of hay was burned up. Mike Pat
rasa lost 9 tons Of hay; Peter Patrasa
8 cords of wood; E. Wochnik II tons OF
hay: Jor Polacheyeki Is tons, Joe Glide.
Xxi 2 tons, J. V'snefski tons; MikeScbie-
liner Q tons; Albert Trebiatowski 20
tons. People ought to be more careful
after this. 49, 49,; y
Last Saturday was market day at the
Falls. and most every body went there
with cattle, chickens, potatoes, cabbage,
etc. K I'll
Mr.. and Mrs: A. Kuppel were at the
Falls last Saturday. ~, -. =:
No more rheumatism in Pike Creek
since we all got a smell Of the great oil
sold on the street corner at Little Falls
last Saturday. ~ S3|S - .=z :,
It il told that a charming miss not
long ago wentxto, drug store and asked
how to take q dose of castor:5oil with
ont tasting it The clerk asked her if
she would have q g1ass OF soda. She
said she would with, thanks. After :she..
drank it she was asked ifshe tasted the.
castor oil. Heavens, mol Did You put
| tin the soda? ''ss.Ye = was Tue, reply.
lob Lordl I wanted il for my MOTHER
she remarked as abe took . t,'hots FOOT
for home. (. I &. 81 = 81 3E 7. 81
Nrs. Chas. Roth and Miss Amy Roth
were visitors sc Tho schoo1 Thu sday.
Tie little da6Rht sr, iouri; !! years 4 Old, 81
NJ. aha Nh lftnehagx!, 81 Pie Crsek.
was fetally burned Lot elnssday. Her
Islothlne catcl isgd 1rslfeo1raafts { il ~
yard Tn littl, d 90 ds,sd 6asd1 s hisAk
tal1 To funeral tool plAel (opday ton
IL G tholtss eh i q, seurx
echool 4spsft 81 district No, q.
kDays
Pupils enrolled
tBafty afbon 3. m S. S. =. N
Those neither absent Or tardyNere:
Arthur ~ nm 81 4apd! Pr