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NEW BOOKS IN
THE STATE LIBRARY

Following Is the list OF books received
a, +ha state Library from November 2o.21:
international Encyclopaedia. vols. II,
IS, II,
Alaskan Boundary Tribunal 3 vols. The
case Of the United States. the counter case
OF the United States and the argument
OF the United States.
American Negligence Reports Tor sep
TENDER October.
Functions and Powers OF Constitutional
Conventions by A Caperton Braxton.
The Fifteenth Amendment--an account
OF It's Enactment: oy same.
Accesslons to the Department Library
J,lv September, 1908. Gu. S. Department
OF Agrlculture).
Rulletin of the Bureau OF Labor, NO.
ve mber 1903. Department or commerce
and Labor.
Catalogue of Books Published by G..
P. Putnam's Sons.
The Mother OF washington and III
Times. by Mrs. Roger y. Pryor.
Catalogue OF the U. S. Pubic Docu-
naents October. 1903.
Dulletin and Annual Reports OF the
Commissioner OF Agriculture. 1902.
Who's Who in America 19oS-l9O5.
The Freedom of the Press Governo'
I,cnnypa ckers Mcss.t;e approving the hil
IN Restraint. Of it's Liberty and Charles
Emory Smiths Editorial in Protest,
J; Oficial'Ga Eette OF the u. S. Patent o.
flee. May to June. 1903,
Alphabetical Lists OF Patentecs and In
ven;iors for May and June. 1908.
~ The official Gazette of the u. s. Pat
ent Office. November. 1903. vols.
Official Congressional Directory. Extra
ordinary Session Fifty eighth Congress.
Alaskan Boundary Tribunal Atlas.
vols
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IMPORTANT MEASURE.
Now in Senate Designed to Pro-
feet Those Furnishing Supplies

tect Those Furnishing Supplies
Among the bills now on the Senate
calendar is House bill offered by Mr..
Davis, OF Petersburg. in relation to the
lien OF employees OF ira nsportatlon COM
rnnies, mining and manufacturing COM
nanies on tho franchises and property OF
s,,oh d CORPORA lions The bill places all
emnloyes OF such corporations ana al
versions furnishing supplies to such COM
M niles on the same footing. aho Ewes
them prior lien on the franchises Sross
earnings, and all the real and persona!
property OF said company to the estent
ofamoneys due such employees ana Supply
creditors No mortgage, deed OF trust,
sale or hypothecation or conveyance exc
outed since March al, 1877. shall defeat
or take precedence over such Hon. me
Bill further provides that the lien OF era
moves shall take precedence and priority
over even that OF the supply CREDITORS.
the effect of the mca sure IL 70 prolect
n,ercha MICS and laborers OF COMBINATIONS,
ctmpanies or firms against loss OF wages
duo TO mortgages or supply orea''oIs'
THE m ensure may have the enect ol mar
INK It d IfT,cult to mortgage corporate lFup-
ortv unless the realty and personally ano
other assets OF such company &c h'np.e
to meet not only the claims OF HIc'".. nt,
ana employees, but likewise OF Supply eseu.
itcrs and then leave Hll1nclrnt ~, Il, ~
mis- bill. or one similar. was oHerrd ass
unnr,nw hut did not pass before adjourn
ment' II was suggested by, the emparrass-
ment OF the w. n, Trisg Company INC
I,l, hns been favorably reported from
No senate Committee for Courts Of JUS
,,ce and viii pass the Senate, II - be-
iieyed.
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CRAZED By GRIEF.
DIED FROM COLD

Continued from tlsl Fage)
NEW YORK, Nov, 2A.-Crazed by chs
death of tive immediate relatives within
The brief period OF Two weeks, Joeaph
Hickey, whose family has lived long In
the Fourteenth Ward. Brooklyn, wah
found wandering about the streets Of
Williamsburg early this morning, scantlly
clad and de.r!"us lie died thee hours
later IN The Eastern District Hospital ~
pneumonia, hroush, on by exposure. liz
disappeared from his nome at No. 10
Roebling Street two days ago.
Mrs, Lydia Madden, Hlokey's sister,
died in 81. Peter'p Hospital Two weeits
ago, o. ,ypho!d-p pneumonia, Her fathe,
and mother. Mr., and Mrs. Peter Hickey,
her sister Margaret, and her uncle John
Hickey, all 9isted her at the hospital,
and sll fell III and died Of the same af-
fiction. Pete. Hickey. the father. died on
the day OF Mrs. Madden's funeral. Mrs.
Hickey and her daughter, Margaret, died
on the day Peter Hickey wis buried Johr
Hickey. ths brother Of Peter. died wesh
ago, soon after The funeral services hac
peen he!d over the bodies Of Mrs Hickey
and Margaret
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THE PRODUCE MARKET.
Stuff Selling High, Particularly
nra.cad pnI11tru and Eggs.

Market prices as q rule are exceptions
ally high for this scason. owing 70 an
unexplained scarcity In many lines. ! ne
stalls OF the hucksters present good
appearance to the eye, but nave nag
effect upon the pockctbook. Dressed
poultry is bringing fancy prices. parltc-
ularly turkeys. which, In SPITE OF tho
good Thanksgiving supply. are stu
scarce. Eggs are In the same condition.
The price Is gradually forging UP ana
has now reached the phenomenal rate
OF twcnty-six to twen'y -sevcn cents per
dozen Wholesale. Al, Idea OF the position
OF the market may be obtained from tha
following Wholesale prices prevailing yes
tcrday:
pressed Poultry-Trrkcys is to IS cents
per pound; ducks. l6 to 10 cents: geese,
ii to IA cents; chickens, y to 10 cents; !,
hens, Ii to El3 cents: ROSTERS, to 10 cents.
Live aPoultry$-rurkeys. IL to 10 cent?
Der pound; chickens. 10 TO + l-2c,: hcns,
10 to ii cents; ducks. II to d cents: geese,
40 to IS cents each; roosters. 20 20 %
cents each.
Game-Rnbbits. II to Is cents each:
cartridges. 10 to Is cents EACH pleas
ants, 80 to 60 cents each; wild turkeys.
70 to ID cents per pound: whole deer, u
to II cents per pound. venison saodlea'
10 to Is cents per pound.
4 Eggs-Nearby. 26 to II cents per dozen;
from other sections. 20 cents; barrels and
boxes, Is to IS cents.
Butter Choice. sweet, is to II cents
per pound: mixed, sweet, Ia to Ii cents;
old stock, 10 to "a cents: fancy family
prints. II to 20 cents; choice sweet packed.
* 10 1e cents; old stock, II to IL cents.
Dressed Hogs, etc.--Hogs. to 3 cents
her pound: sparcribs and chine. 70 70
cents; sausage. 9 to 70 cents; latra 1l y 20
II cents: faces, 10 to IS cents.
Live Stock--Cattle. 1-2 to cents;
yeals, S to Z 'l.2 cents; sheep. 2 to cents;
! lambs, 1 to 5 lie cents hogs. to Sd
| cents,
| Miscella ncous-Waln 10 to 50 cents
par hushel; dried apples. IL cents per
pound: black-eye peas. sl.25 to sls5 per
bushel; white navy beans, sl.so to '2lo
| nar his hal aHas as
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VIRGINIA SLOW in
I. GETTING WORK
Importance Of the Monticello
Building at St. Lotus Fully
Recognized.

rhe strenuous Wcsterners OF the st.
Louis Exposition claim that virginia Is
SLOW getting to work on her state pu''u'
inr To be sure, she IL not as 1hs' US
y pk,ehoma, hut she Is along with Mary
8,and and New York city. Just the o'her
Sav okinhon,a's finished pavilion, ono
i ~ ,he nrcttiest structures on the plateau
OF states. WIS formally accepted from
the contractors BY the Oklahoma com
mission. who unlocked the doors. walked
In and took possession.
In The course OF the srecchifytng Gov
ernor Ferguson took occasion 70 sa!
that, although only fourteen years old.
the territory numbered GoWo inhaoi'
.ants and had seven public insu,ut'on;s
for hirhe, education and none under pri'
waite SUPERVISION. and had, In addition.
nbout 1900 common schools
4 high compliment was paid by the
exposition authorities to the energy ana
fnobIlc shirt OF tive people the Oklnhoma
commission was praised for their prompt
mess III completing their building.
On tie other hand. the Board OF ~.
dermen OF New York city did not untii
November 18th. approximate the money,
sos 900, FOR city exhibit ut the World
& Fair The Maryland commission, too
which had m appropriation OF only
,os,coo for It's state exhibit Nirginia
nearly n year ago Appropriated soo"'
to, tho sam, purposc). hns decided tnht
ll,or TINT sum will be needed for exh,p''
purposes, and will, It is stated ASK its
Lcrislature for an additional apnronr,h-
tton Ul.h which to erect n State bul,dlhg.
The Virginia commission has NOT gone
That far yet 1t is true. but tf'. comtnis'
4 zion IL still using every effort to raiae
the necessary funds for the MontlceIlo
building by private subscription. -,
Tho inheritance Of having such "a pulio-
ynr Is fully realized at st. Louis. ana mr..
William W. Hovton, the secretary OF
+ha Virginia Society at St. Louis. IN q
lettcr to General Lee, making INQUIRIES
ns to progress looking to me erection
. Of the St Louis Monticello. says:
..The exposition authorities realize the
lmmenee value Of that structure az Il
drawing card. and they are anxious 10
ro-opernte with The Jamestown Company.
IN securing It, The advertising value OF
th,,T etructu-e 10 VIRGINIA and the IN mes.
Town Exposition will be incolcun Ole"
He saws further:' III the model OF
Monticello should be used only as a
hesdounr,ers for the distribution OF
jamestown literature, you would secure
AZ small cost. an amount OF publicity
for which the ST. Louis EXPOSITION Com.
,e,v expended thousands Of dollars.
~ will be remembered by those VINO
attended the Charleston EXPOSITION IN
1se that the ST Louis Exposition people
had fine building there. used eSciu.
siyeJv 70 EXPLOIT their undertaking, anu
pressed It for sill It was worth.
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CHRISTMAS IN
EXQUISITE Creations of Leather
And Velour at Soc on the Dollar

We first introduced this new art into Richmond.
The designer OF fruitful In Ideas that It's not
for him to carry over one seasons designs 20
the next. as5
Last week lie closed out to us at falf-price and
less, everything that lie had left in this season pat
terms Tomorrow morning you'll have the opPor-
tunty OF getting them at the same ratio.
Quite OF these beautiful things were sold here
earlier In the the regular prlces-to-morro"
these prices will be halved
Here are few samples from the collection
take look at the window display also
12-inch Velour Mats With burnt leather decorated Dor
ders worth gSc S1.25. price. 400,
ova, Mats special solorngs in quaint original designs
ST. price use. NHs. .st85
1s-lnch Velour Mats with burnt leather bordersnaKe
very handsome worth $3.50 our price SlH
Larger scarfs and oval Mats. beautiful creations OF
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THE FIELD TRIALS
BEGIN TOMORROW.
An Interesting Yearly Event to-
Take Place iii Mccklen-
burg County.

THE second annual trials Of tho vir.
glnin Field 'rria Association for SPORT
Ing dogs on cartridges will begin to.
morrow morning In MecElcnburg county
with tho running Of tile all-age stnke.
THE headquarters OF the association will
be at the Mecklenblirg Hotel. Chase city.
Va. This annual event hns Jumped Into
Immediate popularity with the sports
men OF virginia, this years meeting Snyy..
Ing ALMOST double the Number Of on
tries OF last years trials, and covering
d larger area Of territory. Mr.. j r.
purcell, OF Guinesvile, Va. has already
reached Chase City with Il string OF nine
dogs Mr.. H. H. Mccormick. OF Berry
vile. Va. Ia already In Chasc City and
d pnrtyo OF friends with his dogs, Installed
ut the Mecklcncurg Hotel. ready for tho
big event.
Leigh Buckner and a party OF friends.
who have several dogs entered Rich
mond Will send down n large delegation:
Cnptnlr, John a.. Coke and wife and sew
cral lady friends, will go down Monday:
MIR. and Mrs. John q. Miller and MIR. ntd
Mrs. THOMAS r. Jcffreys left the mid.
die OF last week to get comfortably fixed
before tho crowd begins to arrive, Alr.
and Mrs. Charles B. Cooke and Miss.
Josephine I'czzofi will SO down to-day.
Miss Pezzoni was elected honorary
member OF the field trials last year, be-
Ing one OF the ladies who followed the
trials on horseback throughout the en-
tire mee!L-g. This year many other.
ladies will fS'ow the running on horse
back and enjoy the delightful luncheons
served In tho field. The entertainment
for this year, has been provided with
view 10 hpvng every one participate.
On Monday night there WILL be given
an In formal card party by the ladies at
tending tho trials. On Tuesday night a
| regular old fashioned country break
down. will be had in the spacious dining
hall OF tho hiecklenburg, In which all OF
|'thc members and visitors To the field
| trials and the beaux and bellies OF Chase
city will trip the light fantastic to the
! time OF Eye old time fidler'' gss
Wednesday night It Is expected a lee
ture will be given by Hon. Pc <,oke Pet.
| tit, Palmyra, Va. and Thursday night
Mr.. Polk Miller and his qunrtette OF dark
skins will provide amusement
Friday, the entire crowd III attend a
| fox hunt given by Mr.. Theodore Roberts
| With his large pack Of twenty-five all
ver.tongued fox hounds l&
| The all-nge stake will be run Monday
and as soon as that Is finished the derby
stake will be run. then the free-for AL.
The Judge: Mr.. II. 8. Humphreys. OF In
dianapolis, Ind. /; Mr.. Charles w. way.
irwin, ohio. passed through the city.yes-
| to-day en- route 10 Chase City.
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The Domestic Rug Store.

Only reason for this very low price
Ia that the maker had but little
cloth left oyer ut the close Of his
season. and made It UP for us ut a
special price.
34-inch Military Coat, with ghoul-
der oapes. box pleated, semi-ftted
hack, new cuffs, brass buttons, high
collar, black, tan and castor. F12,b0,
New Furs,
one for ~. 80 Is an Imitation mink
and a very pretty Imitation II Is
nicely lined with satin.
A River Mink at Fs,b is especial-
" low priced; It's also lined with
squirrel.
Handsome scarfs OF Sable Fox,
with two tails, 9S.OS,
isabella or. Sable Fox scarfs.
4 slx.hO, Flat huffs 70 match, $40.
Another Long, Handsome Scarf Is
a Wool Seal. lined with satin, four
long tails, 4lB,6O.
An American Isabella Fox, lined
with squirrel. is $l7,bO; two long
brush tails. Muff to match. $12.hO.
Sable Fox Scarf. lined with white
squirrel, six brush tails, $50,
Muffs to match, 1890,
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A Sample Line Of Children's
Coats at Half Price,
q to 8 Years.
Only One of Each Size.

Our buyer purchased these
garments last week in New York.
The regular wholesale price OF
each one is about the same that
we are asking you retail to-nlor.
row.
Do you know OF anything that
would make better Christmas
present for the little folks OF your
acquaintance?
Fine Quality Black Velvet Coats,
with a large collar Over the black
velvet collar Is a white panne velvet
collar and stole, trimmed with SILK
braid, -.
Black Velvet Coat. with collar
OF Irish Point Lace over the regular
velvet collar, 1919. IL.
All Wool White Bedford Coat. with
large collar. made In po!nts, with
mink heads. 20.
Coat OF white hopsacking, lined
with SILK; large collar, trimmed with
silk braid, cord and tassel. 49,
Rod Broadcloth Coat, lined with
mercerized satteen; large collar
trimmed with panne velvet. 10.
One Coat Of fine English SERGE
large collar, with stole Fronts
trimmed with braid. nice belt, 10.
y r. 49, /. y
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NO WITNESS ON HAND,
COMMITTEE ADj0uRNS
(By AssoclnteH FTess'J

wAsuINGToN, p, G.. November 2s.--
r1o " nI,f s. Rubens, OF New York. sub.
a rnnnaed nv the Senate Committee on
p mIlitary Affairs ITO give testimony IN
the the Investigation Of charges asainst Cen
Sa., Tba committee had no witnesses
on on'' hand and adjourned until Monday.
MI. Rubens will then 80 before the colny
rnfttes, and It also Is expentAd THAI Ma
.jor- oAp4rsl BROOKE viii % 2sssaak
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Christmas Gard Engraving,

netter leave your order Tomorrow.
Therejl be rush later on.
Your name engraved y popular script
~ cards, for only G6e.; usual price every
Bring your card plate and We VIII
print from II fifty bsst quality cards tos
only S3or
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In the Infants Department
For Christmas.

we are showing everything for the
Babys Outfit in French, Hand Made and
oomestIo Dresses, Slips, Gowns, Sacques
Hibs. Bonnets, Shoes, Socks. Blankets
Afghans, Fur Robes, Bootees, MItts
Goats, Bath Robes. Rattles. Lines, Mill
Warmers, and anything that VIII ada tc
the baby's comfort IN aress,
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Among the New Books.
''The Long Night" by Stanley
* Forest Hearth" by Charles
Major.
Come" John Fox. -.
"Gordon Keith" by Thomas Mel
son Page, ~
ION Crawford
.Colonel Carriers Christmas r.
Hopklnson Smith.
THE Fortunes OF Fla Molly
Elliot Seawell.
And many others Puollsheo az
A.5o-our price $l.OS.
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Beautiful Lace Curtains.

It's a speciality Of ours to make
up Lace Curtains and Panels to
fit in with any scheme OF room or
hall decorations.
r. YOU wish any suggestions or
help. let us know.
Here are a few specimen Curtains
to show you what we nave.
Full Ruffled Fine English Bobbinct
Curtains. lnce edge and insertion
three yards long. ~. 80 pair.
Our Scotch Lace Curtains three
and a half yards long. at S1.Ds.
include the finest designs ever repro
duced from real. handmade lace
curtains The qualities are very dur
able and the values far greater than
a price like this usually purchases.
Hotel keepers and others need
ing Curtains 4 liz yards long will
do well to examine our Scotch
Lace Curtains for S3.75 a pair, in
that length.
They are extra wide. handsome
designs and Of durable qualities.
You know what to expect In m
Irish Point Curtan--expect the best
value you ever snw at F1.ns. and
you'll not be disappointed when you
see ours. Made in fine Brussels net,
with tasteful border, cord and lace
edge.
It's wort1, special visit to the
store to see our real Imported I1nnd-
made Curtains In Renaissance. Ara
blnn, Russian Lace. and Marie An-s'
toinette designs. =
Long Curtains Sash Curtains.
Store Bonnie Femme and Grand
Dame shapes. and all moderately
priced. Fl:
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Women's Goats and Furs-~-
They'll Make Yourself or
Friends Nice Xmas Presents,

Jack Frost has been driving people
into our. Coat Section by hundreds
this week. and out they're goins with
Goats and Furs--needful things right
now and very appropriate for Christ
mas gifts, and It's not bit too aoon
to be making your selection.
Among the New Goats Just in
are some 36-inch Kcrseys, in
Black and Castor, made with a
capc-Rt perfectly and only
$8,5o-though they're worth
Slo,oo-but you'll appreciate
their value when you see them
tomorrow.
An Elegant Tailor Made Hlacls
Broadclotll Coat, with sixteen cores.
satin lined. medium weight, foF
1890.
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A Few Of the Recent $3.50 Ed
ton in their Original Binding.
Special &c Copy.

"rhe Helmet OF Navarro" BY Ber'
Donovan Pasha," by Gilbert Par
ker.
'Blennerhassett, by c. F. Pldgtn.
"House Party" by Pau L. FORD.
1.-THE Trail OF the Grand Seigneuf,
by Ellen L. Lyman.
castle Craneycrow." by George
Barr McCutcheon. 49,
MISS Petticoats, by Dwight TIL
ton.
And the ordeal OF Elizabeth"
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Of Christmas feeling in the air Tor several days has
there not? =, ,.. u. -
that "hoiday feeling"
Our store has had time regardless Of the weather
aid beginning tomorrow will make itself manifest
Nav we suggest things that will benefit and our-
selves? j.
Shop as carly the coming month canand as early in
Nc day
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The Christrnas Store Will Greet You Tomorrow

the month, to get the advantage OF the new
fresh socksnany Of which will Be impossible dupateand
IS tie toward the holidays to the store carly
YOU can't distributes the crowd evenly throughout the
cay and relieves the strain both clerk and customers
Our perfect skill and money can
but system is better than the human behno Monday TINES
are tax the best ofus. :a5es ,
We Sd YOU welcome the Christmas opening Of
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Enthusiastically and

Warm at Reasonable Prices.
You'll think they are very reasonably
priced when you sec n White Wool
Blanket We have for 1915.
Pink or blue borders, bound with silk.
good size, we'll woven. and OF fine
quality.
Soft. Warm, White Wool Blankets for
IS. Pink or blue borders. bound with
silk. 1874 size. It's an average price for
blanket, but. this Is not an average
blanket. It's the best blanket for five
dollars you can find.
Plaid effects or White and Scarlet
Blankets for $5.4S. Good, heavy quail
tiles, la size.
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Christmas,
In the
Basement!
Our Very Large and Very
Complete China Bric-a-Brac
and Cut-G Glass Department.

Undoubtedly the largest Of any
house III the So,tth, bit size IS
nothing unless other things cor
respond and they surely do In this
storel
Complete for Christmas about
expresses it.
DO YOU want Dinner sets7 We
have them from $40 to 500. Amer.
lem. English German, Austrian and
French. the latter Including tho ia
nous I1avlland makes.
Bric.a. Brac Is here In an almost
endless number OF original designs,
from tho little &c. Bisque or Clay =
piece up to tho Italian Marble Mt
$50. s,
Fancy China, Of all kinds; Cut
Glass from the best designers and
cutters, and by the way, Our de-
partmcnt has gained great re re-
putation for having the most OK
qrisitc specimens OF this work at
far lower prices than most stores
The Dorflinger is one OF our cele-
bratcd makes.
The sIlverware Section has practi-
cally doubled Its size since last
Christmas.
The finest OF Quadruple Plated
Ware, all based on department. store
prices, though In specially store pat
terms and designs.
Pictures are here from &c. to $40.
j Soma Of the fine values al exception
oil 3Ioxr prtcea ara SDOken OF IN
another place.
All in all it's wonderful store
we have in the basement and you
must see it in it's entirity to ap'
preciatc it. Prices will not convey
much to you unless you see the
goods.
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The Rise OF the Dutch Republic

ny John Lothrop Motley
Complete III two large volumes, Bvo.
Cloth bound. Published at $50.
Special, Dsc. ret, two volumes.
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The Rug Department Is an Excellent
Place From Which to Select
Christmas Presents


And Oriental Rugs make ideal particularly 50 Tor
people Of refined taste. s5@:#
mats
I 4 /. r & e
In their TO equal the shlryans pash STAINS
- degn S exceNen and
In
Yomeo us
kh!ya-pr
1ss ,aJ for
design % 70
snothins
May just say connection with our Oriental Rugs that
there's no "docoring" in them. .4a
dealers these geods and unless the
an chance oeVeu.
No danger O. 5 Il Z b $50 Is d 1.
The Domestic Rug Store.
with the oenano
Drudge
rot
BEEHIVE supplied !. ~. ..,o.a
TO he had time
and a u.ovd s1ibO to $1,000
makes
ito T
Our Rug Store cheerful hoeke place to visit and even i
o, no eadv to phascdop in anyway and look around
the beautiful Floor Coverings
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Books in Sets.

Tho Excsla,or two volume GETS:
epecial. 900. few ot the authors
s1aca uley, Mccarthy, Carlylle.
Hughes. Dumas. Sue. Hugo and nu-
msr0us OthsrA
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Pictures for Christmas, 29c.

Steel Engravipgs, IN beautiful Silt
frames, Ii 10 by ~ ~ Inches, for zoe.
seems to US Very low price, Hardly
Hnrdly know how they can. be gotten up
know how they can be gotten up for 200.
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Doll Babies at Reduced Prices

DOH baUlcS at NcuuCCuIIIC Co
Some that we carried over from
last, Christmas. None Of them
broken, but they are all more or
less nusscd and some of the Rag
Dolls littlc3out Of shape.
You can easily make them practl-
cally as good as new, but we must
get them out OF the way for new
Dollics. Jointed and Rag Dolls, were
&C.. now 1Oc.
Few 5oc and &c. Jointcd Kid and
Rag Dolls. now 25c
SOC. and 81 Dolls. now SOC.
sl.3o and s1.do Dolls. now Use.