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Alaska sentinel., 1905-07-13
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The Good Time Coming. There's good time coming, boys
 A good time coming; We may not live to see the day, But earth shall glisten in the raJ
 Of the good time coming. Cannon balls may aid the truth,
 But thoughts weapon strongeri We'll win our battle by it's aid
 Wait little longer. There's good time coming, boys,
 good time coming; The pen shall supersede the sword, And Right, not Might, shall be the lord In the good time coming. Worth, not Birth, shall rule mankind, And be acknowledged stronger; The proper impulse has been given
 Wait little longer. There's good time coming, boys,
 A good time coming; War in all mems eyes shall be A monster of iniquity
 In the good time coming. Nations shall not quarrel then,
 To prove which Is the stronger; Nor slaughter men for glory's sake
 Wait little longer. There's good time coming, boys
 A good time coming; Hateful riyalres of creed Shall not make their martyrs bleed
 In the good time coming. Religion shall be shorn of pride,
 And flourish all the stronger; And Charity shall trim her lamp
 Wait little longer. There's a good time coming, boys
 A good time coming; The people shall be temperate, And shall love instead of hate.
 In the good time coming. They shall use. and not abuse,
 And make all virtue stronger The reformation has begun
 Wait little longer. There's a good time coming, boys,
 A good time coming; Let us aid it all We can, Every woman, every man,
 The good time coming. Smallest helps, if rightly given,
 Make the impulse stronger Twill be strong enough one day
 Wait little longer. Charles Mackay.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-07-13
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The railroads seem very willing to have the private car lines brought un- der the jurisdiction of the Interstate Commerce Commission. A railroad president is authority for the statement that lines are paid mileage, without discrimination, and the question of ex- cessive charges is matter for the shipper to settle with the car lines, so long as there is no law to govern their rates. Car mileage paying has been decided to be as legal as the payment of rental for property.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-07-13

Rev. pr. Thirdly-Don't you know, little boy, that you shouldn't fish on the Sabbath day? Tommy Toddles-l ain't a-fshin', boss; I'm jus teachin' worms how ter swim.-Chicago Chron- icle.
 q see 1t stated here that the Sultan wears an iron undershirt" Say, wish I had one like 1t to send to my laundry. I'd like to get even with 'em once in a while."-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
 Hester-I hear that Bessie's engage ment with Fred Simmons Is broken of. Too bad, isn't 1t? Grace-But she's going to keep the diamond ring. Hester-Oh, I didn't hear of that
Alaska sentinel., 1905-07-13
sIN SEARCH or LlyINGSTONE'S 1REE2
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Mir. Weatherby, the explorer, has just returned from Africa, where he has been for eleven years, the only white man among hosts of blacks. In that long period he has had many thrilling adventures, says the London Daily News. He has succeeded in making corrections on the map of the interior of the Dark Continent and in discovering the spot where the heart of the great Livingstone was buried, the locality of which had been lost. He has been instrumental in raising a permanent memorial to the famous missionary, in place of the decayed tree which marked the site, and he has brought back to the British Mu- scum that part of the tree which bore the original inscription, cut by the na- lives, who loved and mourned their white chief.
 My object, says MT. Weatherby, was to circumnayigate Bangweolo lake and to find the spot where Liyingstone's heart was buried. Glave, the Amer ican who died while attempting to find the tree, was the last man who had any accurate idea where 1t was. I accomplished both tasks. Old Mshaota, the chief who helped me find the Liy- ingstote tree, told me a strange story. He remembered Livingstone, who, he averred, was shot Everybody, he said, knew that 1t was so.
 One of my greatest friends was Mewenge, a chief, but it was some time before we understood each other. He had never seen white men, but had heard of them and when I sent word l was coming, he grew much alarmed. When went to his tent he rushed out and, seizing me by the arm, slashed his ax over my head into a tree behind me. The next minute he pulled up my shirt sleeve to see if my arm was white. That gave me time to tell him he might kill me if he wanted to, but that it would be more interesting not to.
 I also had "scary" greeting from Kasoma, a much-dreaded chief. I set out by boat to visit him, with nine men. When we neared the village, and two thousand armed men rushed to the elge of the lake, l found we had left our rifles behind us. With my heart in my mouth, I jumped ashore alone. AS l st0od before the chief could see his heart throbbing in his naked chest, and 1 knew he was in as bad a way as I myself.
 Good morning. How do you do" l shouted.
 The chief gave signal, and I put my hands in my pockets to meet the end calmly. The same moment the chief and every man clapped their hands in unison, knelt down and bowed their heads.
 After all, a little bluff is a great help in dealing with natives. I stood once surrounded by four hundred men who had rifles, each waiting either for me to move or for his neighbor to be- gin the firing. I got one of the men to bring me shot-cartridge, and, opening 1t, sent the handful of shot to the chief, with the message that he would be more likely to hit me if he used that instead of a bullet. The joke set the whole lot laughing.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-07-13
Ad Libitum.

Thomas F. Somers loves to tell of his early experiences as a drummer. One night he had to stay over in very small town in the far South; he con fided to the woman who ran the hotel that he was very fond of buttermilk. At supper she brought in huge jar of 1t, sat it on the table in front of him and said: "Go ahead and drink all you want to. We don't keep no pig"
Alaska sentinel., 1905-07-13

The Old Theology.-I am done with that dreadful theology which pictured God as seeking His own glory at the expense of His creatures welfare; as condemning for His own mere pleas ure innocent children and ignorant savages to an eternal torment that pre- supposes eternal evil.-Rev. D. Mack. ay. Preshyterian. New York City.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-07-13

the distinction of being the only man who ever struck his sovereign. The incident occurred during a debate when the Earl was making a vehe- ment harangue in favor of a militia ballot. The King
 then the Prince of WoIac-nhaOoad to
Alaska sentinel., 1905-07-13
Rink Talk.

violet wonder if Charley Gayboy Is a good skater.
 Rose-Oh, yes, think he must be. At least, I-heard my brother say that he is an awfully high roller.-Detroit Free Presa
Alaska sentinel., 1905-07-13

The Days Need.-The days need is that a man should think for himself, decide for himself, and greater than all, be himself.-Rev. H. F. Rall, Meth. odist Baltimore. Md.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-07-13

As a man gets older he is not only blamed for his own faults. but for those his wife finds the children in. herited from him.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-07-13
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 Plain Grubbinp,

How do you account for Hustlers abounding success"
 That's easy; he never had the ad- vantages of the ordinary boy."-lllli- nois State Journal.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-07-13

Home Fruit.-The very best of the fruit called manhood can be grown to richest ripeness only in the garden called home.-Rev. NJ. E. Harlan, Dis ciple. Brooklyn, N. |.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-07-13

Mothers will find Mrs. Winslow's Soothh 2 Syrup the best remedy to use for their children during the teething period.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-07-13
A MODERN JEREMIAH

Most Picturesque Peer In England Is
 the Earl of Wemyss.
 One of the most remarkable men in the British House of Lords Is the ven- erable Earl of Wemyss, who enjoys
Alaska sentinel., 1905-07-13

Piso's Cure Is a good cough medicine. It has cured coughs and colds for forty years. At druggists, 25 cents.
Alaska sentinel., 1905-07-13

A certain man was flirting with certain girl. Don't hold her hand" friend advised him: she'll tell"
Alaska sentinel., 1905-07-13

TITO Permanently Cured. NO fits or nervousness FttO after first day of Dr. klne's Great Nerve Restorer Send for Free $ trial bottle and treatise. Dr. R. H. Kline, Ltd, 93l Arch St, Philadelphia, Pa
Alaska sentinel., 1905-07-13

Truth.-To know one little truth and live it is better than to know hun dred great truths-and write them down.-Rev. Frank Crane, Unitarian, Worcastar Mass
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-14
PICTURES

If you are at a loss what to buy for a gift. look over our line of Pictures. Our Christmas stock is practically complete and includes everything de sirable in moderate priced goods. Compare the prices we ask with those charged elsewhere- take Christy's. Gibson's. and other well known ar lists. our prices will be found in some instances to be less than half the reg ular price.
 Dainty PasSe Partcuts in Jagan- csc Studies. Dutch Landscape. and hundreds of other subjects.
 Each 70 cents
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-14
5000 pounds PURE BROKEN CANDY A lb g cents.
HOME MADE ART NOVELTIES.

HOME MADE ART NOVELTIES. Painting and embroidery on Silk, linen and paper Picture Frames or Ribbon Work, hand deco rated paper, 3J, 50c and S1.00 each Needle Cases of silk and linen at
 90 and "a cents each Handkerchief and Glove Boxes, silk and channels, i;Jc and Sl each Jewel Cases. silk and linen,
 soc, 75c and Si.O0 each Hat Pin Holder, Pen and Eye glass Cleaners, 25 and J0c cath Whisk Broom Holders. J0 cents Receipt and Postal Card Books.
 50c and SIPS each Portfolios and Blotters,
 25. JO and a cents each Thread and Ribbon Roll Holders.
 JOc. S1.15 each. all fitted Fine Emeries and Sachets.
 25c to s2.J0 each Fine Painted Leather Saebets and Pen wipers. S1 to S1.J0 each Court Plaster Cases. 25 and JOc each Travelling Cases of silk and Den i'm. JOc to S2-JO each Painted and Embroidered Pillow Tops. Sl.0O to S3-J0 each Pin Cushions in endless variety. shapes and colors, painted and embroidered. ribbon and lace trimmed. 25c to $i.9S each Sofa Pillows. made to order. lith0- graph and fancy tops. rlIffie or girdIe finish. at S1.JO to SS.5O each Vanity Rags in silk. T5 cents Match Scratchers. 25 and n ceuts Bolting Cloth Doilies. S1.00 each WRITING PAPERS AND DESK
 SUNDRIES. Fancy Boxed Writing Papers in attractive gift boxes. rose and holly decoration.
 At 2j and 5a cents a box
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-14
TOYS
IRON TOYS.

IRON TOYS.
 Bright, attractive and well made Toys all American manufacture. Hose Carts. Hook and Ladders. Fire Engines, Automobiles, Ambulances. Express and Ice Wagons, Dump Carts, Coal Wagons, Trains, Mail Wagons. st 9 cents to S3.9S 4z MECHANICAL TOYS. The funniest toys you ever saw, made with good strong springs. Foxy Grandpa, Fire Engines, Automobiles, Beetles. Girl and Baby,g Policeman. Hobby Horse. Clown, Submarine Boat, Battle Ship. Trolley Car, 25c to $1.9S
 MECHANICAL TRAINS. Ives Mechanical Trains, with tracks, stations, tunnels, switch es, etc, Each $1.00 to $2.9S
 DRUMS. A splendid assortment in both wooden and metal sides, high or low shapes, 25c to S3.9S
 ANIMALS. Woolly Dogs, Sheep, Cows, Horses, etc, in variety of styles, 25c to S2.DS
 DOLL HOUSES. Packed in fiat boxes, easily put up and taken down by child,
 Each $1.00, $IT5, S2.00
 DOLL TRUNKS. + All shapes, sizes and kinds, with enandE without trays, 25c to $2.25
 KITCHEN STOVES. One of the best sellers for girl. Also the doll kitchens, 25c to S4.gS Blocks, Rubber Balls. Furniture, Tea Sets, Enamel Sets, Etc. Simplex Typewriters. a sensible and nice gift for either boy or girl, affording both pleasure and education, Sl.W DRESSED DOLLS AND OTHER
 TOYS. What treat for the children, plain. simple evening dresses, street dresses, afternoon reception dresses and even ing gowns. Such a wonderful array of hats has never before been seen in Dolldom.
 Dressed Dolls in all ages and sizes to suit all ideas, 2oc to Sli.9S
 JoINTED DOLLS. Perhaps the best known is the fa- nous "Kestner' doll. This doll we import from the manufac- turer and carry a complete line of sizes and styles. Jointed dolls we have with moving eyes. jointed wrists and separ ate fingers, perfect in every way, 25c to Ss.9s
 KID BODY DOLLS. Made of strong white kid. some with jointed hips. knees and arms Well proportional and good feature dolls. perhaps the most satisfactory doll to pur- chase on account of it's wearing qualities. 2Jc to S5.o0 Doll trunks. ........... DC 10 SZih Doll Planos. os..-.s......... .Z1c to SI.,pp Doll Houses. .Juc 10 St-N Dolls Shoes. Stockings. Gloves. Vests. Rubbers. Hoods. Sacks, Capes, Caps. Hats. Toilet Sets. Combs, Hair Pins, Etc, in endless variety.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-14

Large aytist signed etch;ngs, 13x2S. gilt francs. $1.50 value.
 Each 99 cents Christy, Gibson, Smith, and all the well known color artists newest prints.
 Carbongraveurs in handsome frames, good subjects. good range of prices 75c to s49S Colorgravures in heavy natural frames. S225 to S69S Fruit and Game Dining Room Pictures, S1.4S to S525 Genuine Pastels with shadow box. forest scenes, SS49 GAMES-THE FAMOUS PARKER
 AT 9 CENTS. Squash Mill. Wobble Bug, Literary Salad. Slap Jack, Corner Grocery, Pig. Black Cat, Old Maid, Farm Hand, Authors. Comic Books, Fishing for Frogs, Komic Kards, Port Arthur, Picnic, Life Boat, Auto, Football, Battle of Manila, Boston, Steeple Chase.
 -. ..- g. AT 8 CENTS. 2. < Pit Squire, Flinch, Block, Sherlock Holmes.
 AT 50 CENTS.
 Clock Blocks. Authors. Kindergar- ten, American History, Lotto. Frogs, Marksman, Toy Soldiers, Buttn-In, Basketball, Mother Goose Fortune Wheel. Trafalgar, Blockade Runner, Air Ship. Race for Cup, Worlds Fair, Office Boy, Travel, Limited, Disco, Gun, Etc. li nI6Dy nna tc+s> .ulsGy C Alb u0NE DOLLAR. -nob Russo-Japan War, New York, Mer- ry Xmas, Night Before Xmas, War, Etc.
 CANDY. Our celebrated line of 30c Choco- lates, 20 varieties, pound or half-pound boxes, A pound 20c The 50c quality at a pound 40c The 40c quality at a pound 30c Fancy Chocolates in holiday box es, pound 90, 60. a and s0c
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-14
Tabard Inn Library Membership & Book
 SI.lS.

Orders taken for stamping on linen or silk. monographs. boplers or spray de signs. executed in the best man ner and at short notice.
 AT THE JEwELRY ANNEX. Rings. plain bands and Set with
 jewels. each 25e. J0c. Si.O0. SiJ1 Signct Marquise. Solitaire. Jewel Bands and other styles
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-14
When Children Dream and Wake

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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-14

Fancy large boxes in orchid, holly and sweet pea. at 50c each Fine Organdie Papers in fancy handkerchief boxes, 12 designs, imported French novelties,
 At 5O cents box Fine Decorated Cloth and Leath- CT Boxes. filled with l, 2 and 3 quires paper and envelopes in white and timts.
 G.. n. S3c. S1.25 and S1.69 d box Children's Paper. p. 35, % and 10 cents a box Stamp Boxes in silver. wood, cloisonne and leather. 25c to S1 each Fancy Metal and Silver Pens and Pencils, 15c to S1.25 each Mucilage and Ink Bottles, ster- ling tops. 55c to S1.95 each Pin Trays, metal and china.
 25c to S1.J0 each Scales D cents each Memo Books. Card Racks, Station cry Holders, Change Boxes. Writing Pads, Writing Portfolios, Travelling Portfolios. Blotters and endless nov cities for the writing desk. 4 3 CALENDARS. XMAS CARDS, POST
 CARDS, BOOKLETS. Calendars, special large drop Cal endars. animal and flower de- signs teach in envelopes, at
 5c, Sc and 10c each Fancy and page drop and leaf Calendars, new styles of Comic Calendars, boxes of flowers, aIn III Hn.. (E.lA -,---ct's sdars, 2Jc.- 3oe soc and 5oc each 2 Fine artistic coI6red aiid platinum '' ? Calendars, animals, flowers, cow boy and girl, ballet girl, farmers, pictures, religious subjects, church Calendars, 25c to S1 each Pocket Church Calendars, 10c each Wall Text Calendars, 2Oc each Postals in Xmas and New Years,
 1c to 10c each Fine cloth, parchment, paper and leather covered Booklets, noted Poems, Psalms and Quotations, .t -s. ss.. At lOc to 75c each . WORK BOXES AND FITTINGS. . Work Boxes and Baskets, plain, 25c to S2 each Work Boxes and Baskets, fitted,
 Poe to $3.50 each Cloth, Wicker, Leather and Paper Covers.
 Work Boxes. plain and fitted, cloth, wood, leather. each 2Jc to $3.5O Needle Cases in large variety of styles, each 25c to S1.00 Scissors by the pair or in cases. each 25c to S3.9S Fancy Standing Work Baskets, each $1.9S to $3.JO Hampers, S2.00 10 S3.yS Scrap Baskets. each 25c to S2.9S Fittings, Thimbles. aluminium, brass. silver and gold,
 Sl to S2.25 each Scissors. silver and steel handles.
 15c to S2 pair Sets. .~.e $3.gS set Emeries, in vegetable. flower and comic shapes. plain and silver mounted. 5c to JOc each Tape Measures. stitched and spring make in fancy and sterling cases. at 1Oc. 1Jc. Pc to $1.JOeach Pin Cushions in animal. flower, metal slipper basket shape, plain and sterling trimmed.
 Al 1Oc to S.i.gS each Special line of Fitted Casesat
 2.ic and J0c eacch Wound Cotton and Silk Robbins Fancy and plain Wax Balls. Glove Threads.
 Knitting Needle Ends. Finger Shields.
 Mending Tissue Ivory Robbins.
 Needle Cases. 2Jc tO Si each CHINA. GLASS AND SILVER. Fine Imported China in new style decorations. Salad Bowls. 9ic to SsaS each Cake Plates. tzlc to Si.5o each Chop Plates. Sl-9S to SS.I5 each Sugar and Cream. HAc tO SS-s0 set Teapot. Sugar and Cream.
 S1.J0 to S3.gS set
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-14

Shaving Sets, a set, S1.5O to $5eD Separate Mirrors in wood, s9c to $500 TripIicate styles. hand painted, metal frame, each S2.50 to $S.5O Shaving Mirrors, extension and -=-. swinging glass, each S1.9S to S6.e0 5 Sterling Manicure and Desk Pieces. each. 15c 2Jc, 5Oc. ST. $1,50 Includes Files, Hooks, Horns. sCurl-7 CTS. Cutice Knives, Cold Cream JSrs, Polishers, etc.
 PYROGRAPHIC GOODS. Topographic Outfits and Materials, .5 from S1.9S to s each Blanks and Placques in small and large sizes. from 1jc to S1.50 each Boxes for Stamps, Handkerchiefs,
 25c to 1925 each Book Backs. 9Oc to S1.5O each Brushes and Mirrors, 75c to S1.T5 each Inkwells, Tabourettes, Clocks, Stands, Bowls. Cutters, Match Holders and Scratchers, Picture g Frames and other novelties, A3 hi 4@ prices from 1Oc7 to $l.50 each Each piece is outlined and the de- signs are easily followed.
 Stains and Finishing Liquid,
 25c to J0c bottle Separate parts Bulbs, Needles, Lamps, etc.
 SILKS FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS. Special Waist Patterns in Plaids, Printed Warps, White Grounds. ..4 each pattern in a handsornel holknola .s ag day box, pattern, ''S" S4 toiSi.ce All silk Crepe de Chine in the new colorings for evening wear, yard. I9c Printeded Warp Crepe de Chine in white grounds, yard. SIPS Silks for Gowns in the latest shades in both light and dark effects. a yard 59c to $L00 Black Peau de Cygne and Messe- line, the warranted kind. A Award. Sl,00 ! sFrench Taffeta 20 inch, SbiaelS.-A luster. soft finish. a VatSaTd roc The new Dresden Silks for even ing wear. large and small fig ures on white grounds, yard. Sl00 Any of these goods in waist or dress lengths in holiday boxes if you wish.
 BELTS, BAGS. PURSES. Opera Bags in fancy figured satin and silk. also bead novel, ties, each DC to SS0O Fine Fans. mounted in bone, wood and pearl sticks, plain. carved and decorated. Fans of carved and decorated. Fans of gauge with feather. spangle and hand painted decoration, in sN black and white, P Each 5Oc to 5000 LEATHER PURSES AND POCKET
 BOOKS AND WRIST BAGS Tn all the new shapes, as envelope. flat iron. vanity. draw string, Peggy and other styles. Bags. each. ........... .ooc 10 S@u.uD Purses. each. ...10c to A5.VO Belts of suede, Japanese and glace finish. each soc to S3.50 Fine Gilt and silk Belts in all the new and popular shapes,
 each 25c to $500 Geographic Novelties,
 each 1Oc to S2.25
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-14

Tea and Fruit Plates. 29c to SIPS each Olive and B0nbon Dishes.
 29 to 9S cents each Celery and Roll Trays. 95c to S3.9S each These are all on a fine grade of Aus trian and Bavaran China in high class decorations. undersigned with gilt bor- ders and stipple work.
 Portrait Medalions. Game. Fruit, Flower Spray and Border. Fine con- ventional designs Patterns run the same in the different pieces. Fine Cake and Salad Sets made up to sell at s to S10 a set Dinner Sets in French. Austrian and American china 56, 100. 112- piece sets, q set S5.9S 10 SD Some 20 sets on sale of which there are no duplicate patterns, latest in shapes and decoration. Vase in large variety, Bon Bon Dishes. Salad Sets Chocolate Sets. Cabinet Ornaments, Fruit and Center Pieces. Photo Hold CT sof bisque Tepltz, Venetian -@ and Bohemian glass, Bavarian --. E and French china, from 25c to s1S.00 Cut Glass and Crystal. new cut tings. Lamps. Punch Bowls, Candelabras, Berry and Salad Bowls, Bon Bon. Olive, Celery and Spoon Trays. Ice and Butter Dishes, Oil Vinegar and Wine Bottles Caraffes. Pitchers, Cor dials, Loving Cups, Vases, Salts Knife Rests, Wine Glasses and Plumbers, 50c to S4J.OU Colonial Glass and Brass Candle, tas. sticks and Candelabras-- aits tas, IS Sticks, each 25c to S2OO tCandelabras, each S250 to s49S Rogers X Hamilton's Silver in . Tudor. Majestic, Marquise, Raphael and Shell Patterns. Ladies. all sizes, each ..69c to S3.9S Spoons. all sizes.sets of 6. S1.10 to S2.69 Forks. all sizes. sets of 6. $1.s9 to S3.69 Knives, all sizes, sets of 6,
 .s1.JO to S49s Salad Spoons. Berry Spoons, Ice .r and Jelly Spoons. each 65c to S1s5DeT Pie Servers. Nut Pick Sets. Salad and Fish Sets, Carving Sets, Childs Sets. Berry Sets, q set
 S1.10 to S69S One letter on each piece marked free . .- JARDINIERES AND PEDESTALs. Plain decorated Jardinieres in green. red Jardinieres. 69c to S2.9S Jardiniere and Pedestal S2 to S650 PERFUMES AND TOILET ARTI.
 CLES
 Sachets Free samples with all pur- chases of Colgates Perfumes. Boxed Perfumes. Violet. Dactyles, Cashmere Bouquet and other odors. --- bottle in box, 25c bottles in box j0c Juvenile boxes of Perfume and Per fumed Soap at l5c. 19c and 25c box Sachet in bulk. Violet. Heliotrope. La Trifie. best makes of Col gate, Hudnut and Riker,
 25c to JOe an os Sachet in envelopes.
 l0c. 25c, JOc and sI bottle Fine boxed Perfumery. as Ideal, t s
 $50 to S1t.50 bottle Fine Violet odors. from Roger X Gallet. Violet. Begrand. Piyers. LundbOrg WOodwOrth and Hud- nut. Slc. S1. S1.10 to S5 box Single bottle Violet. Vera NiOlette, Peau de Espagne. Heliotrope. Bouquet d'Armours. Tberis.
 Sgc to s2 bottle Fine cut glass silver top Cologne Bottles. 1-lc to S3 each White and colored glass. silver GOV cred soc each Atnmizers. at 25c to S1.Jg each Toilet Sets. Brush Comb and Mir TOT. in
 Sterling silver. S7.-A to S22j0 Hand Painted China. S1.aS to S10.lO Ebony silver mounted. S1.5d to Si5A Cellulpid. S2 10 Si3..0 Toilet Sets Of Brush and Comb only. set. sA t0 SI-Jo Military Brushes sterling aud eb ony. a pair. Si fo SS51 Manicure Sets. sterling. ebony and cellulOid. a set. S1 to Si3.aa