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LOWELL.

The infant son of Mr.. ana Mrs. Leon
I.amphere died December o-Georg,
i1artwcl has gone to Picrmont. y. H.
for the wintor-NIss Nora Wakefield il
home from North Troy for a vacation
of two weeks, before resuming work as
teacher in the North Troy graded school
Mrs. Isabel Cox has gone to Bradford
Mrs. RcVior, aged - years. a former
resident of this town and aunt of j. y
Rcvior died at the home of her grand
son. George Revoir of IrasburGh Deem
her T.. The remains were brought here
for burial December a. The f,nrra
was held from ST. lenatius Church, III.
Rev. Father Turcottc officiating
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DERBY LINE.

Mr. Kenneth Fcsscnden was called to
his home in Waterloo TIE first of the
week to attend the funeral of an uncle
The engagement is announced of Miss
Mary Bulcs and Pcrcival De Mary. The
marriage will take place New Years day
at the home of the brides paronts.-The
schools have closed for a two weeks va
cation. Mrs. John Taylor Will complete
his lahors in the store of Caswell and
O'Rourke january !. Mr. Taylor has ac-
copied "A position with large wholesale
house in Boston and will go there t.
reside in the near future.-W. b. Tnkc I
of East Milton. Mass, has been visiting
friends in town for several daTS.t
I;atchcldcr has arrived at the Derby L'i4'
Hotel for the winter
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WOLCOTT.

Miss Helen Wood ana Miss Belle Me-
Ginnis of Hyde Park were guests of
Mrs. :. A. Flfe.-Miss Annie Humphrey
has returned 10 Johnson to work in the
pants factory. after Il six weeks lay off
.-George II. Richardson and wife on
Town lin are The happy parents of Il
nine pound girl born Saturday morning.
--Goorso turiier and Scion Dwinell of
Moirsvllo were guests OF tho formers
aunt. Mrs. u. X. kusic. last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene BAILEY of Stowe
w"r" visitors at the home of Mrs. Bailcys
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. jerome Scholioll
last Sunday.-Waine Boardman is work
,ns for g. e. Fsher.--Miss Eliza lIodgdon
IS working for Mrs. H. C.. Reed-Mrs.
James Linton is i'll with the measles -
The remains Of Henry May were brought
here from Hyde Park. Mass for inter
Men'. Tie funeral WIS held from the
Congregational Church "Wednesday at
one O'Clock -thristmas exercises at
both churches Will bc held next Monday
might December 24-Mrs. NJ. Conant is
Oh tie sick list Airs. Susan Jones Of
Barre is visiting her nephew here, Carl
Jonoa.'l'h remains Of Mrs. Charles
Sheldon OF I;and"lpE we've brought here
for mternlcnt last Friday Among those
from out -! town. no attended the SER
vices were Mr. and MIS-. Goodwin of
Randolph Mrs. Goodwin is n daughter
OF tho deceased. Frank Sheldon. wife and
children and Mrs. William Sheldon and
children of Barton.-Mrs. S. G. Whitta-
more is confined to the house with the
grip.--Thc lt.V. T.. NJ. Barnes of SWantOn
occupied the pulpit mt the Methodist
Church Sunday.-Dr. \. J. Nallcau was
1n town last Monday, calling old
acpuantancos.-Mrs Socrates Cdull OF
Craftshury was brought here for burial
IN Fairnlont cemetery last Tuesday.
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DERBY.

Mrs r. Il. colt is spending a few days
with Mrs. w, r. l<ilbourn-pearl l.orin'r
is lust alive with measlcs.-Mrs. William
Collier has returned home from Boston,
where she has been keeping house fos
her brother, Luther Kelsey. Mr.. Kelsey
returns to California for the winter
The Baptist Sunday school will have IL
Christmas tree with appropriate oXor-
ciscs in their vestry next Monday even
ing.--The Congregational Sunday school
are to have a ride next Monday evening.
Every member of the school, both old
and Young is invited tn spend tho even
ing at w. n. Hopkinson's. a small tree
| will be provided for the younger classes
| One or two children in Edwin JENNIE
family are sick with the measles. There
will he especial services in the Congrega-
tional Church next Sunday, including Il
song service in the evening.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY
MORTIFIED.

Alonzo Coburn Of West Berlin died Sat
urday morning at six o'clock with pnen-
monia after Il short illness. lie was ~
years of age. He leaves u widow anu
one DAUGHTER. The funeral services were
held at the church in Northiicld Fails
Monday afternoon at one O'Clock. the
Rev. }. Edward Wright of Montpelier off,
cli,ting. Burial was made in the come-
terry at Northh,ll Fails.
Charles a. Clark has sold his house ON
Pleasant street 10 Daniel McCariy of Bcr-
lin; consideration, Sl,>01.
Miss Eva Houston IS assisting in the
millinery store of Miss Minnie smith dur
ing the holidays
Miss Florence Ranger has returned from
Springfield, Conn. and Will spend tho
winter with relatives here.
The marriage of DR.. Burton Frank AL
len and Alice button. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Carlos :. Richmond. was
solemnized Yesterday at twelve o'clock
noon in the Methodist Church. the Rev.
t. w. sharpe performing the ceremony.
The double ring service was used. The
bride was gowned in dark green broad
cloth travelling suit and was unattended.
The ushcrs were pr. Averill, James Jack
son Of Middlchury. capt. j. r.. Betterly
and Capt. clarence Andrew of Norwich
University. !. &. Ellis and Malcolm Edger-
ton. The church was olaboiately decorated
with ferns and cvcrgreens and the cerc-
monN was witnessed by 800 people. 4
very dainty lunch was served at the home
Of the brides parents on Main street at
eleven o'clock M and Mrs. Allen left
on the one O'Clock train for two weeks
wedding trip 10 Philadelphia ANA Balti-
more. They will be AT home in this vii
lage after January l. Among those from
out of town present at the Wedding were
Miss Hill Miss liunlcy and Miss Stick
, ncN of Middlehury. Miss tazcn Of South
Dcarlicld, Mass, Miss M!lligan of Boston
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IRASBURGH.

The Rev. ]. j.. Knapp, who has been
in very poor health since the amputatiOn
of his leg in May, 1909, died last Friday
evening, December H. aged about 30
years. He had been pastor in the Meth
odist Church here for five years and was
a Jealous Christian worker. II" leaves n
wife and son and three daughters. all at
home except Mrs. Minnie Gates, who ar
rived from Baltimore several hours after
her father had passed away. The funeral
was held in the Methodist Church Tues
day afternoon al one O'Clock. The scrv-
ices were in charge of Presiding Elder
Lewis. and the pastor, the Roy. q. H.
Wrisht There will be Christmas trees
in the court house hall Monday evening,
December -.
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RANDOLPH CENTRE.

Miss Alice Smalley has gone To tire
Randolph sanitorium for trcatment.-Mrs.
William Washburn is visiting in Derby,
Conn.--Miss Martha Gilbert ana
Dorothy David have returned from a
weeks visit in White River Junction.
About "a attended the soCable and whist
party at tho training school saturday
evening. There were 10 tables Of Whist.
Henry Smaley has closed his house
and has gone to WILLIAMSON to stay
with frcnds.-Niss Martha Gilbert, who
has been visiting her sister Mrs
Rehecca Davis al White River Junction
for several days has returned hono.-J'
-. Clark and wife of Craftshury visited
their son, T. X. Clark. last week.
Closson Gilberts wife Is sick with a
stoma oh trouble and is attended ny Dr
Greene Of Bethel.--Miss Carrie Granger
has been visiting friends about here the
past week.-Edward Hvzer has gone t.
Manchester for an indefinite stay.
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RANDOLPH.

Arthur Patterson, who attends Nor
wich University. and Fred Chadwick Of
Goddard Seminary are spending the
Christmas vacation at their homes here.
Miss Bernicc Mctollom. who is attend
ing Mt. Holvoke College. is spending the
holidays with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
n. w. McCollom.
Miss Sarah Chedel arrived Tuesday from
Franklin Falls, ~ H.. to spend Christ
mas with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Chedcl.
Mrs Harry Clark Of Danvers Mass. is
spending the holidays with her mother
Mrs Emily HASTINGS.
col. j. T. Ripley of I.yndonvlle will be
in town January E 1905. FOR the purpose
Of organizing Il camp of Sons OF Vet
Grams. Tho meeting will he held in the
c. a. X. hail.
i. +. Kinhall Of Boston has been in
town for the past few days on business.
Mrs. p. e. Briggs and son. Robert. of
Hartford are visiting her mother, Mrs.
George S. Moulton,
! Harrison Thaycr. Harold and Leonard
Hodges, students Of the Vermont Acad-
envy, arrived yesterday to spend the
Christmas holidays at their homes.
/ Mrs. X. II. SLACK ana SOIL '-e"iiai"' W.
YESTERDAY for Pittstield, where they were
called to attend the funeral OF her
nephew, Fred Lamb. a 12-year-old boy
who died yesterday with heart trouble
Miss Nettie Blake. who has been work
ing at Or. :. o. Ielanchards for the
past few laonths, left yesterday foi
Mortified, where she will make hei
| home.
Mrs. J. r clifford, who underwent an
operation at the Randolph sanatoriun
several weeks ago, was able to ride out
Yesterday.
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is homo from his school at Barton Land
ing entertaining tho measles few days.
Mrs. Royal Walls sisters from Fletcher.
who WAS visiting her last week was call
ed home because of the sudden Illness
of her mot her.--rheie will hc Christmas
at Evansville Saturday evening the 23r1
and at tho Center Church Monday even
ing the 25th.-Dr. Young. who has spent
several weeks in Baltimore. Md, will re-
turn the 3d.-William Montcith. hunter
land trapper. has been quite successful
this fail. catching 20 foxes live mink two
raccoOns. three weaslos and Is skunks.-
rhc Hartford Dairy company are getting
ready to start the Evansville creamery
about April ].
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ORLEANS COUNTY
NEWPORT.

c. r. BigclOw and family intend -
start for southern California about j ~
uary L.
Or. J. NJ Ellie was summoned to APP
pcar before Justice Cushman December
j. To answer to a charge of Issuing too
many liquor prescriptions for the month
OF November Out of total Of 400 is
sued by the local physicians it was
found that he had written 800. He was
bound over for March term of cour,
furnishing bail for $500
The enlargement of Ward Prouty
formerly of this place and Miss Clair
Strectcr Of Sherhruoke, que, is ANNOUNCE
ed
The annual Christmas sale by the La
dies Guild of St. Marks Church was
held TUESDAY afternoon and evening a
Odd Fellows hall, An entertainment
was given in the evening consisting o.
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music. rcciting and chldren's play
"Spotless Town.
Miss Julia Il. Thayer left Tuesday
for Nashua, n. H., to visit her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. f.. Thayer
Miss Ruth Iiarron of Dean Academy
is visiting friends and relatives in town
Col H. NJ. AIansur has returned from
Washington y. {.
Miss Sarah Abbott of Montreal. y. a..
is visiting her brothers. Walter and
Charles. of this place. Miss Abbott LET,
Montreal three years ago AS Il school
teacher. sent by the Canadian govern
ment to establish schools in South At
RIGA. and was. until last June. continu-
ouslv employed in the work at Weeks
burg, Orange River colony.
w. l.. porIn of Montreal has bee,
employed to assist the interior dee
ora ions Of the new Catholic church.
Miss elena Seavcr of Dean Academy
Franklin, Mass, is visiting at Professor
COWlcs's,
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MORRISVILLE.

ed officers to serve for the coming veal
rs follows: President, Mrs. Susan Burke
senior vice-prcsident, Mrs Alice George
Junior vice-prcsdent Mrs Carrie Adams
secretary, Mrs. Eldor1 Guodcll; treasurer
Mrs. Matte stephen: chaplain, Mrs. Hat
lie T.. Camp: patriotic Instructor. Mrs
Clara l.. Niles: conductor, Mrs Emily j
Champeau: guard, Mrs. Helen Towne
delegates to State encampment. Mrs. Olva
Gilbert, Mrs Lizzie McClintock. Mrs
Hclcn Townc: altcrnates, Mrs. Lilli
Patch, Miss Gloc. Townc, Mrs. Nellie
Bridge; color bearers, Mrs. Della Cram
Mrs Lula Spauldng. Mrs. Ella Small
Mrs. Carrie Wright.
Tho following officers have been elect
ed Ivy George W. Doty Camp. 5. of "
Commander Leon I.adcau senior vice
commander. $. l.. Ring; Junior Nice-com
mander Frauk churchill camp council
Horny Prior. A. l.. Cheney. Franz
Churchill: delegate to State cncampmcnt
s. /. Ring; alternate. q. T.. Bryant: in
stallins officer w!il be capt. Frank Ken
mold
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WAITSFIELD

Mr. and Mrs, $. w. Livingston wen
called to New York the first of this WeeI
by n dispatch announcing the seri",1
illness of her mother at that place.-Tfl
students at Montpelier seminary froil
this place. some nine ~ ten IN numbel
are at home for their Christmas vacation
&. H. Melhuron has moved from IN
Billings mill place, which he recently SOY
to VI. q. Ward to Bolton, where he h,i
A lob al lumbcring.-Mrs. T.. w. Perrin 4
Worcester Mass. is visiting her parent
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r.. Mehuron. and othd
friends IN town.-Edward LaBelle wei
Monday to Burlington, where his wife
in the Mary Fletcher hospital for trea|
ment.-N. ID. House visited friends
Montpelier and Barre "A few days la(
wcck.-lTncle Benjamin Poland while vii
ting his son-inlaw. llowland Russell,
Fayston last Friday, got bad an Y
Continued "n 18th pa9e.l
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EAST CALAIS.

The body of Maurice X. DWincll wa
brought to East Calais cemetery ft,
burial last Sunday. The funeral
held at Mrs. Spauldin9's house i'm Mort
Montpelier, under Masonic rtes.--C;.urei
Guernsey commenced work last week fn
Renfrew d Coo. T.. Carloy is in Mont
pelier until after the holidaNs.-A.l p
Annie Pierce has recovered sufficient
a. to make Alma u. l."on;id Il vs.,
last w.ok.-W. L. Leonard of f.a>
Lexington mad" his friends ana relative
. brief visit last wock-'rhc Sons 90
Veterans are to give a New Years ht!
at Memorial halle. T.. Sanders has it
q fine lin" of typography work.-Albcrt.
Hopkins is home from the hospital :"
Burlington. where she went for treatment
NprN mlIch innurnNoi
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MoREToWN.

Ira Town and Mrs. Jennie Pierce won.
to Montpelier NOTWITHSTANDING Chart
Of Montpelier was in town Sunia -
Christmas exercises will be at the churcl
next Monday evening and in Davisvill
at the school house next Saturday cvci
ing.-Thc ladies' Will sond q barrel {
clothes TO orphan children in Boston tn.
week. -Waltcr Robinson from Na,o'
bury was in town Sundav.-Miss Ma.
well and Mrs. Roberts went to Wait:
field Tuesday night-fIarmon Nelson vi
move Wednesday in where G. Guv,ti
mONnd out
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FORESTDALE.

Miss Lena Marley of Providence. Z. L..
is visiting relatives in this placc,-A. ~,
Lake of castlctOn visited at Mrs. Esther
Ncwton's rcccntly.-I w. Horn is visiting
his mother at Hamilton. Ont--Thc Wom-
ans Auxiliary met with Mrs. Mary sly
mons Wednesday afternoon.--Thcre will
be "a Christmas tree and exercises at tn"
W. NJ. Church Monday evening. -Th'rr
will hc a Christmas tree at Grac" Church
Tuesday evening.
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
Continued from third pngc.)

white bell suspended in the center of tho
arch and trimmed with pink roses. Rev.
Henry G. Howard performed the ccre-
mony. using the Episcopal service. that
dedicated the hearts and lives of tho
young people Immediately after the
ceremony the bridal party held an in
formal reception in the church parlor
where congratulations were expressed
and wedding cake in little white satin
boxes given ns souvenirs to the guests.
The party proceeded to the brides home
where Il reception was given from 8
until $3.50 O'Clock to immediate friends
and relatives. Miss Ila Niles sang and
Miss Janis and Miss Marion Cornell
played piano solos. Refreshments were
served by Miss Ellen Melcndy and Miss
Flora McCuin. Miss Flora Griswold pro
sided at the punch bowl. The house
was prettily decorated with cut flowers
The church decorations were In charge
of Henry i. Ravmore and Mrs. Robert
Thomas. and very beautiful, the color
scheme being green. white and pink. Mr.
and Mrs. Morse came to this village in
1897 built a very beautiful home here
MI Morse has extensive business. His
daughter, Miss Pearl, is one of our best
known musicians. posse ssing rich So
prano voice. has been IA great help in
church work. she studied in the Chi
cago School Of Music and New England
Conservatory and she will be missed by
q host of friends Rev Milvile Arthur
Shaver. son OF the late William r. Shaver
of Toronto, ont. was in pastoral work
in Coburg and Montreal and has been
three years in the service Of the Now
England Evangc1stic association of Bos
tor. Mr. and Mrs. Shaver left on the
evening train for New York. Washington
and Philadelphia. sailing from there the
2sth Of January. for Jamaica, West In
dies, to he absent about six weeks be-
fore returning to JcfiersonVille. The
wedding presents were costly ana beau
tiful. silver, gold and cut glass. The
brides travelling suit was dark blue vel
vet. hat and coat to match. Telesrams
of CONGRATULATIONS were received from
the BOYS Brigade Of Coburg. Quebec. of
which Mr.. Shaver was formerly the pas
tor. Row and Mrs. J y. Morris of To-
ronto. Mrs Morris beng sister of the
groom, Albert II. Balance of Montreal
and A. W. Robinson of the Evangclistic
association OF Boston. Letters of regret
were received from eX-Gov. G. S. Page
Of Hyde Park and Lieut. {. II.
Stearns Of Johnson. Among the guests
ut the wedding were Mr. and Mrs. n.
3. Shaver of Montreal and Judge George
A. Morse of Morrisvillc.
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BENSON.

William Talman OF Granville has been
in town tho past week calling on friends.
Mrs Mary Huff Morton, who died i'm
the east part of Benson on December
IA, was born i'm Sudbury. 81 years ago
and her remains were taken to sudbury
for interment. She is survived by one
half brother, Andrew Hun OF orwell. IN.
funeral was held ON saturday, the Rev
Mr. Taylor being the officlat'ns clergy
man,-C. N. Kings skimming station III
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WAYERVILLE.

j. ". Page of Burlington was in town
last week.-Christmas tree at the town
hall Saturday evening. -Chauncoy Car
pentor is visiting an uncle at North
Reading, Mass.-.Mrs Rufus Powers of
johnson was with her sister, MIS-. II. j.
Beard, several days last week. Henry
Mann and Mrs. II. Il. Miller were down
from Troy TWO days last wcck-Charlcs
Powers of Sutton, Canada. and Mss
Mary Smith of North Pifical, Canada,
visited Mr. ana Mrs. W. II. Wostovcs
last Wock. --iuclln Charlotte is the na,ac
of the little girl that arrived at the homo
of Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. Beard on the
18th.
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How to Feed Poultry Food.

We will send free. postpaid, 10 any
farmer or ponltryman who will write
us, mentioning this paper, our dircc
tons for feeding Pages Perfected
Poultry Food" These directions rep.
resent the combined experience Of
some of the best poultrymen in New
England who have used our food sue.
cessfully. There are also given many
suggestions rs to tho proper care to he
given hens To produce the best results.
Carroll :. Page. Hyde Park, Vt.
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BROWNINGTON.

School commenced Monday with Miss
Monitor OF Barton Landing as teachcr.--
w. b. Guild has moved to the old Guild
farm in Coventry.-C. r. Prescott
mother. Mrs. Beam is visiting him.
Homer Leland moves to the farm he
bought lately of w. H. Guild this week.
Clarence Wiley. little son of Lewis
Wiley, was badly hurt while sliding one
day last week.-Two of Dana Clark :
| children and one of Myron Alexander :
lare SILK with mcasos.--liarold Gardync
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EAST MONTPELIER.

schools opened in district NO 4 wit
MISS Maudc Gray az teacher; at the Eas
village, Miss Elva Kimbnll at the Fou
Corners Miss Kate Foster; at the Cen
ter, Miss Gale of Barro.--Thc social hel,
by the Ladies' Aid at Herbert kelton'
was success in every feature, there b.
ing over sixty in Attendance. --Thcr
were sixty couples at the public dancin
school On Tuesday evening.
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BURLINGTON tktE PRESS: THURSDAY. DECEMBER u. 1907.

was In I'rookheld on Sunday to attend
me funeral of his uncle. Urbane Bixby. a
farmer. aged 81 years, who died the pre-
v'ous Thursday. The Rev. -. NJ. Strong,
the Congregational minister in Williams
town, OBLIGATED.
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TAySTcN.

Curtis Guyett Of Morctown has move
into the mill house and will work for a
y. Ward.-F. u. Bragg had the nsfo,
tune TO lose his chestnut Morgan horse
a valua bic family pet.
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During these busy days of Christmas prep
aration a cup of hot tea would not be amlss
and this can be had for the asking in the
Oriental Room every afternoon between the
hours of
Two and Six
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AS A PRACTICAL AND
RICH LOOKING, GIFT

Ready tor giving will be very prominent feature here todayA
very large variety Of latest effects
Sheer Silk Muslin and Hand. Embroidered materials
Priced 80 CENTS EACH
Toilet Articles
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Christmas Ribbons.

The right Ribbons for tying Christmas packages and Tor
fancy articles for which pretty Ribbons can De "seo
Holly Decorated Ribbons Nos. II to a. -
Holly Red and Satin Ribbon No at 20 GENTS per
piece - .. ;o.,,
of Christmas gift articles . su
Our Special Satin Liberty Ribbons - 70 inches "oe ~
assortment of colors at 10 CENTS.
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Little Furs For Little Folks.

Certainly practical acceptable gift could decided
than set of fine Fus One Of specale the Cloak
Department the stocks just offer splendid oppor
choosing only qualities
ed This coupled with extremely low prices always the rule
selection Furs here safe and profitable purchase
varieties of Fox Lynx Mink Marten Baum Mrten
Shown in to match
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With fine fittings for Men or Women shown in
S1.25 to $1,000 each. Made of real Seal, Pig
Calf and other feathers best suited to the purp
tan, brown and dark green.