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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-13
CHINESE oasAp TIVE RAIN.
lucky Downfall savsd the Lives q
Many Forelanoro.

lucky Downfall saved ths Lives -
Many Foreigners.
Il IL one Of the peculiarities Of the
Chinese to carefully avoid being
:aught In the rain. The chief reason
tor this Is that they have . supsssti.
Hon that urops Of rain falling on the
hair breed vermin, which. with their
very long hair. Il 10 very dimeult for
them TO get rid Of. Thsy are. how.
ever, equally careful not 70 wet their
eess. Their care Of their fest 10 no<
altogether due to tho TACT that the
solss Of their shoes are made Of paste
hoard and liable. to be injured By
soaking. but also because they bsuevs
that sore feet are brought about By
getting them damp.
This fear Of the Chinese Of rain
storms has had . peculiar eject on
their mobs and armies. Al the time
Of the massacre Of 1870 at Tisntsin.
the mob, after Il had burned the
French consulate. the cathedral and
convent. had destroyed tAs orphanass
Of the Sisters Of Charity. snd had
murdered tie consul, all the sisters
and several priests. started towards
the other settlement. determined to
put all foreigners to death.
The cathedral behind them was in
flames. and the mob. fresh from the
torture OF Hu,s, was hungry for blood.
They started down the Taqu road
with frenzied shouts and the beating
Of drums and gongs. when suddenly
Il began to rain. That was the end Of
the massacre. The crowd covered
sheir heads and scattered.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-13
CHICAGO A THIRSTY TOWN.
Enough Whisky and Beer Drunk In
Year to Float Ships.

Year to Float Ships.
The prohibition campaign book.
compiled and edited by Alonzo Z. vii.
son of Chicago. Is out. Tho book 10
in pamphlet form and dlls 100 pages.
Some interesting data are contained
and as n reference guide II Is invalu.
able to lecturers and speakers who
are working against the run trafiic.
Among the other things the book
contains is the announcement that
Chicago is the most Incorporate city
In the country. MIR. Wilson has used
figures that show Chicago to have
saloons that II put side by side would
reach thirty-one miles long. Tho
churches would make eight miles.
Il. p. CASTOR has an article In the
book in which he says: THE liquors
consumed In Chicago last year would
float the biggest ship on the lakes
and II put in a mammoth vat would
completely immerse the Masonic
Temple" He says there are 6.733 80.
looms in the city and that the cost sf
intoxicants sold last year amounted To
S125, ,739.1ss. The book is printed BY
tho United Prohibition Press.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-13
Cure for Smsjloox.

A subscriber requests tho publica-
ton OF the following: Il am willing
To risk my reputation ~ . public
man," wrote Edward Hines To tho
Liverpool Mercury. III tho worst case
OF smallpox cannot bo cured In three
days. simply by tho use OF cream Of
tartar. Ono ou/cc OF cream OF tar.
tar dissolved at intervals when cold
IL certain. never.failing remedy. II
has cured Thousands. never leaves .
mark. never causes blindness and
avoids tedious lingering."-Canton
Saturday Roller.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-13
.sIssd up" hIs Man.

"Brothcr" Sheldon. author oe TN
His Steps," has u sense OF humor. He
tells this story on himself Of . young
couple who applied to him to BE- mar.
Rod. Hc performed the ceremony
with duc solcmniiy and congratulated
the bride. Then ho observed tho
bridegroom searching through his
pockets and looking bit humiliatcd
and ashamed. Il am afraid. pArson. e
he said. that I amt got any money
To pay you with" Then. After . mo.
mcnt OF deep thought, looking up
chccrfuiiy. ho added: But I can
tell you how to fix your gas meter %
Il won't register"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-13
Barred Av.omobIIe Marriage.

The craze for doing things in auto
mobiles broke out In a new channel
when a Young man and woman drew
up to the curb in front Of church rec.
tory and asked the minister II he
would marry them while they re.
mained in the automobile. The min
lister promptly told them that he
would not. and that II they wanted to
be married they would be Obliged to
come into the rectory. This appeared
to surprise the couple. but they want
in.-New York Letter.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-13

A few days since Misses Jennie and
Abbie Goblin most pleasantly entertained
a number Of friends at six O'Clock din
ner.
W. C. Branderburg was Pueblo visi-
tor Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. E. Bryant are receiy-
ing many congratulations on the birth OF
fine boy a few days since.
Miss May Fair Nicely is spending the
winter in Denver at the home Of her uncle.
Frank Vance. and attending school.
VIII. Sawyer writes US to change the
address Of his Enterprise from Payette to
kippen. Idaho.
J. J. Browning. who has been at Santa
Ana. Calf. for sometime. is now at
Phoenix. Arizona. but not permanently To-
Gated.
Mrs. Alma M. Cheney left Tuesday for
q protraeted visit with relatives at Berlin.
Canada.
C. C. Washburn. wife and daughter
will in few Gays leave for their old home.
Amherst. Wis. where they will spend tho
winter.
Thomas Boiin. who has been section
foreman here for quite = time. has been
transferred to Manzanola. his section here
being given to Louis Yates. who for year
or more has been on extra or construe-
ton duty.
Rev. r. S. Walker writes from keokuk.
Iowa. to Mrs. ]. n. Whi,ienburg that
girl baby has come TO bless tho Baptist
parsonage. Tho letter also says that Mr..
Walker Is well pleased with his charge
there and the progress being made.
Misse. Letha and Eula Dewesse Of
Pueblo arc down for a visit with tho
homo folks.
Harry Braden Is making visit Of two
weeks with his parents in Washington.
Kan.
Jos. Sehram OF tho Rocky Ford foundry
made visit to Pueblo few days since
TO make tho acquaintance Of now thir-
teen pound daughter. Mrs. Sehram has
boon visiting her parents in Pueblo for
couple Of months. but will return 70 Rocky
Ford in a fow weoks.
Mrs. J. S. Meredith was tho guest Of
Mrs. n. D. Garwood Of La Junta. Mon
day. Mr.. Meredith was down TO hear the
Wagner Ladies' 0uartstto. being intimata-
iy acquainted with ono Of tho members.
Fred A. Sabin returned last Monday
morning from Washington. D. c.. whore
he has been during the past two weeks
attending to legal business in tho United
Sa,atcs supreme court as attorney for
several ditch companies in tho valley In
Kansas Colorado suit
Our old friend T. c. Stanley Of MAN.
xanola loft for tho east on Tuesday.
After fow weeks visit in Tennessee
and elsewhere he will spend tho winter
at his old homo. Fairfield. III.
Mrs. Or. J. H. Lawson and Miss Frye
Of tho Lafayette school Wednesday svon-
ing in Pueblo were among tho fortunate
ones to hear Or. Armstrong in his delight
full leeture-roading from tho Sky Pilot
Mrs. Hordman has received al lettor
from Mrs.Betty Wheat telling Of tho doa,h
her daughter. Clara, at Enid. Okla. and
Of her return to Pleasant Hill. Mo. Many
Rocky Ford friends will oxtcnd sympathy
Mrs. Addie Yost Of Baker City. Oregon.
is tho guest Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
3. F. Wyekoff to remain over tho holi-
days.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-13
Wise Gambler.

The London Graphic tells Of an
Englishman who was left fortune OF
$4,000 II year. Knowing himself to
be an in seterate gambler and fearing
to lose all his fortune. he arranged
with friends to furnish him $4,000 D
year, out Of which he pays In advance
for twelve months board for himself
and wife. and with the remained gam,
bles at Aix-les.Bains in summer and
at Monte Carlo In winter.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-13
And More Economical.

On account Of the thievins propen.
stiles Of the "paleface" the Indians
have abandoned their old burial Gus
tom Of depositing valuables belong.
ing to the deceased with the corpse.
The Breeze Of Bliss, I. T.. Is author.
ity for the statement that the In
dams now place money in the bank
and put the certificate of deposit In
the conn for the dead Indians to
take along to the Happy Hunting
Grounds, - they have found this -
- a much safer metA0A.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-13
important Sales Of Personal
Property.

Tuesday. Nov. "a Benz Allison at the
Voorman ranch. north Of Wietzer. will sell
a large amount Of horses. cattle. mich
COWS. hogs. farm implements. etc. on 10
months time. Free lunch at noon.
A big sale will take place at Geo. E.
Bryant's farm miles east Of Rocky Ford.
Tuesday. Nov. %, whom will be sold on
z months time. horses. mules. cattle,
mich COWS. hogs, farm machinery. etc.
Free lunch at noon. Much fine stock will
be sold. the joint property Of G. E. Bryant
and John Melton,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-13
Varying Occupations.

A comparison Of the occupation Of
the population Of the following coun.
tries is OF interest: The per cents In
Hungary are: In agriculture Ss: in
industries. -: in commerce. 6. In
Great Britain the figures are: In az.
riculture. 15; in industries. 81: In
commerce, 10. In Scotland they run
IA. IS, 10. In the United States. SO.
-. 16. It is noticeable that the pro
portion Of agriculturists is smallest In
Scotland and largest in Hungary: that
Scotland has the largest proportion in
the industries. and that the United
States has the largest number in com.
merce.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-13
CHURCH NEWS.
ROCKY FORD CIRCUIT.

tKov. a. q. Amundson. Pastorl
Newdaie-Preaehing'a at Nowdaio school
house every Sunday morning at eleven
o'clock.
Swink-Proaehing at Swink every Sun
day afternoon at three o'clock.
Lafayette School Houses und a y
School at 2:5o p. m; preaching at 300
p. m; Young Peoples meeting at 6:%5 p.
m. Prayer Meeting on Wednesday evening.
You arc cordially invited.
ogRnAs BAPTIST BRETHREN.
Services overy Sunday as follows.
Sunday school at 1000 a. M: preaching
services at loo a. m. Evening services
at 7:50. Ministers; @. E. Studobaker.
g. Nevinger. J. c. Fundorburgh. ]. M.
Elliott. Miss Emma Fishor. supcrintond-
ont Of Sunday school.
METHODIST CHURCH.
Morning. Gods Commands That Are
Often Overlooked" evening, The Sowing
Of Evil" Hymns 624. SIS. 5oz; evening.
254. 1888. 454. Epworth League topic.
Personal Work tho Duty Of Every Chris
tian."
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Regular services at the First Presby-
terian church next Sunday by the pastor.
In the morning the choir will sing Hear
My Voice." by E. X. Heyser. In the eve
ming there will be an anthem by the choir.
20. Praise tho Lord" by Towne. and a
solo. Face to Face" sung by Mrs. W. r.
Hardoy. All cordially invited.
The special services at the Presbyterian
church have been well attended this week
Rev. n. M. Campbell and Or. J. L. Weav-
or Of Pueblo and Rev. Conrad Blum OF
La Junta have conducted the services
which have been very profitable and in
teresting. Rev. Bluhm will conduct the
services every evening next week at z:5o
and will give Bible studies at 8 p. m. on
Tuesday, Wednesday. Thursday and
Friday.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Usual services morning and evening.
Morning. That in Which We Agree and
Differ" evening. what is There in Christ
For Me?"
ST. MATTHEW'S CHuRcH-EPrscopAL.
Divine service in old Masonic hall Sun
day morning at II o'clock. Sunday
school at 70. All are welcome.
BAPTIST CHURCH.
Services as usual morning and evening.
The music will be excellent; no one can
hear Miss Campbell sing the gospel songs
and not be helped.
Tho special meetings now in progress
are very interesting and Pastor Mills will
have help in these services next week.
GOSPEL Mission.
The services at the Mission Hall at 926
Elm avenue are increasing in interest,
several persons inquiring the way of sal
vation during the present week. Three
services on Sunday and each evening in
the week.
The Seventh Day Adventists organized
a church of 10 members last Saturday.
Regular services will be held at the home
Of Geo. M. Away, 6o2 S. Il 9th. Sunday
school at 2 p. m. Saturday followed by
preaching.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-13
Special Sale.

SIS worth ladies. misses and ehilds
coats and jackets. Prices reduced 10 TO
20 percent, sale beginning Monday. Satur-
day 18th. $3.50 ladies jackets newest
style. satin lined now $3.50. Ladies new
style Se.es jackets now S5.s5. AtRam-
saw & ByaYs.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-13
Sure DIAGNOSIS.

$50 you think 1t Is an advantage L
a boy to be reared in the country?
ITO be sure" answered Farmer Corn
tossel. "A boy has heap better
chance in the country. For instance
when a boy is surrounded by orchards
and melon patches he can have a
stomach ache without the doctor
jumpin' to the conclusion that he's
got 'pendicitis."
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-13
crystaIlized Water.

Whenever everything else fails and you
are contemplating going to some mineral
spring or change Of climate, do not for
get to try Crystallized Water. For sale
by Holbrook Bros, No. Board Of Trade,
Pueblo, Colo.. and rooms "A and l6 Sim
onton building. LaJunta. 22-tf.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-13
ALL THE PICTURE LACKED.
~ Compliment Was Expected, Val
Man Was Disappointed.

Man Was Disappolntsd.
Commander Seaton Schroeder, q.
governor of Guam, stopped recently In
San Francisco on his way from Guam
to Washington. He visited one night,
In company with several naval officers,
Q theater Of the Western city.
Tho gentlemen sat In . box at the
back Of which was mirror. Studying
and regarding himself in this mirror
between the acts, one Of the members
Of the party said humorously:
SCHROEDER, here is q picture for you.
Talk about manly vigor and grace;
how 10 this for q picture2"
"It 10 very we'll indeed" replied the
ether; "oAly Il wants hanging"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-13
Farms for Rent.

Several 40 acre tracts, with new houses
and wells from 25 to 5oft- deep Of pure.
cool. drinking water. FREQ from alkali. on
the x. Y. ranch adjoining Granada, Colo.
viii give first class tenants. good terms
Perfect system Of irrigation. We have
run water every day since April lst.
Address, Clark LeFever. Mgr. Granada.
Colo. 24-2lp
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-13

Woman with child 2K years old wants
position as housekeeper. Ad. Mrs. Zelda
Boles, Rocky Ford.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-13

II It is not first class meats that you
want, then it is not necessary that you go
to the Stauffer meat market, for they
don't keep it.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-13

See the Rocky Ford Hardware Co., for
everything in the pump line.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-13

The Rocky Ford Hardware Co.. is sole
agent for the famous Woodmanse Ball
bearing. all steel windmills. See them
before buying a windmill.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-13

Forbes & Blinn will serve an old-time
New England dinner Thanksgiving Day
Menu published next week.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-13
Special Sale.

Ladies Tailor made suits, to clean out,
at o to 20 percent discount. At Ram
saw & Byars,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-13

Our Sunday dinners will please you
Forbes & Blinn.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-13
Reduced Prices.

Ladies $6.4z jackets newest style
good garment now S4.e5. Ramsay &
Byars.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-13

Sl.2e fringed bed spreads for SO cents.
Ramsay & Byars.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-13

Chidrens school hose heavy fleece
10 cents at Hardy Dry Goods Co.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-13

Orders for fancy dishes will be prompt
" filed. Forbes g. Blinn.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-13

Order your Thanksgiving cakes. Forbes
g. Bnn.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-13

II there is anything in the meat line
that you want, and you are wanting the
best, by all means go to the Stauffer
meat market.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-13

Our line Of Dittman shoes is complete
for childrens misses, boys. women and
men,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1903-11-13

RcIg"aucCN tNInus ei 'uuNr
Not necessary to itsr,i cay ,asirurntof
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WOLCOTT.

The News and Citizen man
will be at the POStOffiCe i'm
WOlcOtt, on Saturday next,
Dec. 10, from IL to 3, for
the purpose of receiving
subscriptions.
c. J. Kimball was in Barre Satur,
day
Miss Grace Cate is ill at her home
here.
Mrs. S. Bailey is visiting at George
Cutters.
Leon Lapaline is working for T. C.
Arbuckle.
Wilbur Austin was in Burlington
over Sunday.
Fred Guyer of Barre is visiting re-
latives in town.
DR.. A. j. Valleau was in Burling-
ton Saturday.
Alice Billiard is in st. Adams at
tending school.
L. N. Hebert is expected home from
Canada to-day.
Joe LaFlure has entered the employ
of c. E. Haskell.
Martin Sanborn was up from Cam
bridge Saturday.
Mrs. Jennie Kipp has returned
home from Barton.
G. W. Preston and wife we're in
Craftsbury Saturday.
Freeman Charette was home from
Royalton over Sunday.
Marshall McClary was at his home
in Craftsbury on Sunday.
G. FL. Crane and wife of Hyde Park
are guests at DR.. Valleau's.
Henry Lilley soon concludes his en-
gagement at G. E. Haskell's.
A. A. Whiting was in Calais last
Saturday visiting old friends.
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WORTHWHILE,

Cbas. Lord OF the Messenger force
was IN Burlington Monday on bust
ness.
SIMON Beat is sUff ring from a
s]rained ankle, received Monday by
getting his leg caught under a seld.
Mrs. Perley Jones, one of the "heIlO
girls" III the telephone office. was of
duty yesterday Oh account of illness.
Among the neatest calendars com.
ing to our deck this season are those
from Powers & Cheney. They have
an unusually good assortment this
year, which they are distributing
quite freely.
The Nv Years ball, with C )ncert
by YUung's Orchestra, st. Johns
bury at Town Hall promises to be
the event of the season. The fire
men will DO everything possible to
give all who attend a tirst-class time.
Next Monday evening will occur
theregular meeting of the Woman Is
Club. Following is the program for
the evening:-"Tendency in Journal,
ISM" Mrs Maria Tinker; "I1f fence
of Literature upon the Public mind, "
Miss Grace Bigelow; american hu
morous Literature" Mrs. A. H. Stay
ton; journal of Current Events"
Miss Blanche Foss.
Internationally we ommitted to
mention the popular tailor, &. E.
Palmer, in our Chris tmas write-up on
page 3 A visit to his establishment
on the second fl Dor in the browne
block will find him one of the busiest
men in town with many orders ahead
and more coming in daily However,
he is never too busy to welcome new
customers and show samples of which
he has nice line of late ones.
In response to an invitation from
the Hardwick Masonic lodge, large
number of the members of Mt. Vernon
lodge will go to Hardwick next Tues.
day evening, as guests of the brother
of Granite City The party will go up
on the express, which leaves here at
1920 p m, and will return on a
special, which will await the pleasure
of the company. Tickets for the
round trip can be bought for 73c.
The ladies of the Cong'l church will
hold sale of Christmas articles ct
the church vestry Friday night, sale
beginning at 8 o'clock. All articles
for the sale must be brought to the
church Friday af .ernoon and it is re-
quested that each article offered bear
the cost mark, so as to govern the
selling price A full attendance of
the United Workers is requested and
everybody is invited to the sale. This
will be rare opportunity to secure
nice presents at q nominal price.
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Sumner PinneV of Pa7sumpic was
n town to-day ednesday).
NJ n. Clark of Barnet transacted
Ousin IS in town the past week.
Mrs. O. P. Foster of Morrisville was
a visitor in town the first of the week
c. Z. Valleau isexpected home from
Burlington Saturday for the holidays.
Miss Burnell of Craftsbury was a
visitor at Il. C. Reeds the first of last
week.
Lewis Charette and Miss Nellie Bul
lard were in Burlington the past
week.
A whist party at S of V. Hall Fri.
day night. Come out with your little
FIVE cents.
Freeman and Alfonso Charette are
spending the week with their sister in
Burlington.
W. ". Cate and S. A. Fife were in
St. Johnsbury on business the first
of the week.
Arthur Richardson of Harduick
spent a portion OF the past week with
his parents here.
Miss Anna Phillips, who has been
i'll for several weeks, still remains in
che same condition.
ii. A. Parker went to Hardwick
Tuesday to visit his grandfather, l..
A. Ti!lotson, who is ill.
Alfonso Charette and family of st.
Johnsbury were guests of their par
ents here over Sunday.
Several from here passed pleasant
evening at Carol Taylor's in Hard
wick on Wednesday last
Homer Smith, the hostler at the
WolcOtt Livery, is i'll and has gone
to his home in Morristown.
A. B. Chapman and wife are in
Hardwick, called there by the illness
OF Mrs. Chapman's father. l.. A. Till
olson.
A fire in the basement of c. e Has,
kelPs store Friday night caused con.
siderable excitement. However the
flames we're extinguished without any
damage.
The stores in town will be closed
two nights in week, Wednesdays
and Fridays after Jan. LIST, 1904.
Bear this in mnd and govern your
self accordingly.
Rev. G. N. Kellogg of Morrisville
preached at the Cong'l church last
Sunday, delivering an eloquent and
interesting sermon. He will officiate
next Sunday at the usual hour.
f. E. Cutler and wife were down
from Barton Sunday. Mrs. Cutler
will remain and help care for her sis
ter, Alma, who is seriously ill at the
h ONE of her uncle, A. E. Phillips.
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HandkerChietS.

for the Holiday giving. If there
is one thing better than another for
the Holiday present it is Handker-
chiefs. We have prepared animmense
assortment for your wants, never
before SO large a stock. Never be-
fore so beautiful handkerchiefS for
the prices named. We have planned
to sell more handkerchiefs, sell better
handkerchiefs, and charge less for
them than ever. Everything wanted
in Handkerchief will be found here,
Plain Linen Handkerchiefs, Initial
Embroidered, Lace Border and Silk
Handkerchiefs. There is every
price. Buy Handkerchiefs at this
store and get the best possible for
your money.
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The Use OF Candy

Is becoming more and more gen.
eral. The old fashioned idea that
confectionery is harmful is no longer
entertained. Pure Candy never
harmed anyone-in fact it ranks with
our most nutritious foods. If your
sweets are purchased here you may
eat your fill of them-for pure Candy
has ever been our hobby.
Assorted chocolates, the 4oc. kind
only 2Qc. per ID.
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Pretty Hats and BOnnetS.
Nice Gifts for Little Folks and Baby

Nothing will please your little
friends more than a pretty Tam o,
Shanta or Stocking Cap as a Christ
mas gift. Nothing will please moth
er more than a dainty, nice fitting
little Bonnet for Baby. Nothing will
please US more than TO show you our
handsome showing Of Hats and Bon
nets.
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Xmas Aprons.

Our holiday Apron Counter is a
favorite with women shoppers every
Christmas season. Our aprons are
we'll made, look well and wear well.
They give satisfaction. That's why
we sell so many
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Stunning New Belts.

Positively some of the most Stylish
effects ever offered. Clever imita-
tons of 81 and S. Belts at 25c. soc.
and 75c. The styles are the latest,
it will pay you to come in and see
our new Belt Display.
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urs.

Most tempting offers in Fur Neck
Pieces and Mufs at prices that show
ConClusively that we are HEAD
QUARTERS. We are showing
most complete assortment of Child.
ren's Fur Sets at popular prices.
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Umbrellas.

What can be more acceptable as a
gift than a handsome umbrella? We
show an assortment that would do
honor to any store anywhere-em-
bracing everything from the child's
school umbrella to the all silk ones.
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Gloves.

We don't know where you can find
a more complete line of Gloves than
we carry
We have Gloves made by the best
makers at home and across the sea.
Driving Gloves, Street Gloves,