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Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-05
ARRESTED A DOG.
And Brunswick Doesn't Know What to
Do with Him.

brunswick. Jan. 4.-There is I, do:
belonging in Topsa,am which has Civ
en- the good people Of tha. town some
cause Of complaint on the ground that
Il" is too free with his mcnth. in short
nc bites persons who do not like to
have any dog treat t:lcm 50.
Monday night tn" dog was homeless.
his owner being away. He straycd
over into Brunswick and there was
found by Officer Norman. That
patrOlman reminding him Of William
the COnqucrnr accomplished another
Norman conquest without bloodshcd.
He coaXcd the dog into the police sta
ton and locked the ANIMAL up in Il cell.
right bnsid. q single simple drunk.
That sorry individual. being lonesome.
essaycd to talk to mis- rCighbor. and
Tuesday morning said .hat he had been
able to get II" answer. SO that he con-
GUIDED the fellow must ne drunken than
II" was
The dog was arraiSneI in court Tues
day morning and the turnkey is Won
dcrinS whether the county will pay
for tn" dogs dinner The judge is
considering whether ny not to have the
dog brought before him to plead to a
charge Of assault with intent 10 Bit"
The penalty for suci, a dog crime *
death. but tn" judge hcSi:atcd 70 pass
the death scntcn"". Meanwhile the
legal fraternity ar" all tangled un try
ing to decide how the animal shall b.
dealt with.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-05
Sold bv all druggists. % cents

"ork WIN the exception of a joint or
der which originated in the Senate.
relative to the committees. The OBJ
Ject OF this order was to take away the
now power Of the committee on appro-
priations which was given it at the
session OF two years ago and restore
the arrangement which existed befor.
that time. This order passed the
Senate. but was held up in the House.
Unless it is passed by the House at
this mornings session. it means that
the announcement of committees will
be delayed until next week. If the or
der passes it probably means that the
committees will be announced today.
President Goodwin has appointed as
pages in the Senate. Albert K. Buck of
Orland. son OF ex-senator Buck, who
was page TWO years ago: and Leon
Lippircott of Augusta, Il member of
the junior class III the Cony High
81 hOul. Speaker Drew has appointed
as pages in the House, Frank Fellows
of Bucksport. a son of eX-Speaher
Fellows: aud Harold r. Weeks, SON of
| ex-senator Weeks of Fairfield.
At + o'clock. beth branches ad-
journ"d and the members started out
into the rough storm. The various
contests scheduled for the evening
caucuses prevented the afternoon from
being dull or quiet for most Of them
This Mornings session will begin at
10 o'clock When Govcrnor-elect Cobb
will be made Governor Cobb. and his
address to the Legislature will be de-
livcrcG Then the various State
officers nominated at the Republican
caucu:es. last evening. will be elected
and both branches will adjourn until
the first of next week. Everybody
hopes that tl.c inauguration day will be
/ pleasant. and that Governor CObb's ad-
minis,ration Will begin under blue
skies
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-05

Of Bath Seth T. Snre and Gn!rn o.
Moses executors: Margaret White. late Of
Itichmond. benjamin Temple executor.
Administrations grIntetl-Esta;c %!
James T.. RoWker late of Bah. l.ucIetia
hOwk"r and Humphrey \. owen admin
isiratorS; estate of Emily Booker. late Of
Richmond. Herbert j. Booker admins
traitor: estate of Winnie Costello. late Of
Bath. George r.. Hughes administrator:
estate OF Henry \. Mcdonald. lat" of
Bath. Isabella NJ. Mcdonald adminislra-
triX.
.AiiiiaNitS file,l--Etates OF George Par
kcr Richardson. late of Salem.
License 70 sell real eState-t;r:ntrd il:
csta:e OF Nancy a. Barron. late oi Tops
ham.
License TO sell personal cstatc-CrantcL
Gilman \. Low. guardian of Guy G. q.
Low Of Georgetown.
Adoption-Jams" and Maria Grady Of
Bowdoin. given permission to adopt Con rS
T.. Gray. born in Durham
certi1iratrS OF sale of real cStatc-Filed
in estate OF Bertha V. Crowley 1t al. OF
I:ath.
accounts prcscntrd--Estate\o of Hannah
Atkins. lat" Of TopSham. hy Edgar l..
Hunter. administrator: estate of James
X Farnham late Of aBth. by Harry
tarnham, admins TRAITOR.
Accounts allowed-E.stat" Of Francis u.
Hoii,rook. lat" of West Barb by Frank
SODthar administration: estate of Vii
liam T.. Snow. late Of I:owduin. by Enc
line NJ. Snow. cNcculliX.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-05
sAGADAHoc PROBATE COURT.
Judge Hall Prcsides at First Term Of
the New Year.

The first SagadahOc county probate
day. at Bath. and on account of the
storm the amount OF business trans
acted IVES much less than would other
wise have been the case. The forenoon
WAS given up largely to the discussion
Of :, petition presented by the heirs of
Margaret p. Purnton asking that the
account OF the administrator with the
will annexed be reOpened. but as the
time for an appeal had expired and as
the account, after due notice, was al
lowed over year ago, it was con-
tended that the court could not do this
unless the petitioners could show bet
ter ground than that taken by them
E.rr.t Potter of Brunswick. appeared
for the administrator. while Mr.. Webb
of Portland. appeared for the heir.
Judge Hall took the case under ad-
yisement and will make a decision lat
cr.
In the Sarah a. Edgecombe case
counsel asked for d date for a hearing
hut Judge Hall named none, but re-
nlied ;hat he would name a date at
the session. next Tuesday.
An.cng the matters which were brought
to the attention of the court were the fol-
lowing:
wills reSented-Rosetta r. Jack. late
Of Richmond: Albert j. Work. late OF
o., Wills Ills allowed-Ftances s. Moody, late
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-05
SIMPLE REMEDY FOR CATARRH.
Just Breathe Hyomei Four Times
Day and Be Cured.

If Il few years ago some one had said
You can cure catarrh by breathing air
charged with healing balsams, the idea
would have been ridiculed and it re-
m.jin"d for that eminent investigator,
L. r. Booth, to discover in Hyomei
tniS method of cure.
I!yo:lci has performed almost mirac-
rlnus cures Of c;Itar:h and it is to-
day recognized by leading members Of
the medical profession as the OILY ad-
y,ttiScd remedy that can he relied upon
Ia dp just what it claims. The COM
u.cl" outfit Of Hyomei costs but Si.oO
aul consists of an inhaler. Il medicine
d!oul.cr ;il.,l = bottle of Hyomei.
Rev. J. Il. Cook, of Holliston, Mass.
say<: My Wife has suffered greatly
from c;itarrh for fifteen years. Nearly
lol- weeks ago she commenced 10 use
Hyomei and the beneficial effect was
Immediate. Ii is very seldom that she
i,.cds To clear her head and throat and
Sic IL able to rest quietly At night
breathe HN"lrei through the inhaler
f":' few minutes four times Il day aud
il viii cur" the worst case of csitarrh.
II spothsS aud heals the mucous menu
br:'nc of tine air passage prevents ir-
ri'ation. and effects Il complete ana
lasting cure.
In Augusta there are scores of well
known pcnl'ie who have been cured Of
r;.t.rrl by IIyomei. If it does not help
You ioNditch d Webster and Percy w
Mcal.S vii! return the money You paid
for iiyomci.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-05
CHlZZIE WHILE FAIR
Opens, Tonight, at City Hall, and Con-
tinues, Friday Night.

The great and only ChiZZle WiZzle
Fair. bcl. under TN" ;uspices Of the
stlu:cnts OF Ccny Hisn school. will
make its i4th annual appearance iii this
city on Thursday anI Fl i'!ay of this.
week. at City hall. TIL. i,r--s We're busy.
Wetlno sday. fitting up the stage. and
putting the hall in reldiH' So, but the
actual preparation. tnr working up of
the artistic performance. includin,, the
routine work OF reh-arsals has been
going on for u num!>.''' %: weeks. an.
the dress rehearsals. given at the In
sane hospital. last week. gave thc per-
formers good courage. ana put them
in good form for tn" appearance at City
hail.
As has been customary i'm years past
til" first evenings S performance VIII b..
given by the Cony High Mirstrels. and
has been worked up IL a manner in
tented to eclipse all former efforts. Il
will be q continuous performance Of
about two hours. with no waits except
the short intermission between the first
and second parts. The management
doe; not offer fifty laughs to the min
ute" but one continuous laugh from,
start to finish. Not a stale joke is in
the program. but everything new. and
fresh and breezy.
If You enjoy good. clean. up-to-datc
fun here's yOur place tC Lass an even
ing. Til" troupe includes 80 persons. and
the makcupS and costumes are unique
and original. or the n!inStrels, Earle
Bithcr and Harold Nctcalf are the
Bones. and Harold Hall and James
Murra- act as TambOs.
Among other Spcrillt:"s. Miss I.eta
Haskell will sing. Flynt ana Partridge
the eccentric comedians. will offer II
funny sketch, besides Nhich there will
be Il girls quartet. violin solos. etc.
without limit. a special matinee will be
given. this afternoon. for the benefit Of
the little folks who Ar. able t. enjoy
this kinI of entertainments. but are noJ
old cnpuGh to be out Late nights.
The second evening will be given to
basketball and other athletic contests
which will give way early in the even
ing to the grand ball which closes tn"
fair 4 word should % spoken here in
regard to this basketball contest. The
senior team is one tEat has never
Known defeat. and though little cppor-
tunity has been given for practice. the
boys OF tie outgoing class do not in
tend To Civ. up thci.' IaurelS without n
hard fought battle. The full particulars;
Of the Fair will be found in the ad. in
another column.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-05
STATE NEWS.
kENNEBEC.
BRANCH MILLS,

Mrs. Mary RoXana. wife of Charles
+. Dove. died 1T her home i'm China.
Monday. january :. after an ill
ness Of Il few days at the age of 6S
years. months. She was the eldest
daughter of Hiram and Alley (Mardem
WorthinG. Mrs. Dove had been in
poor health for some years. She was
woman of sterling character. a devot-
Ell wife and faithful mother and kind
to all who knew her. 4 husband,
Charles Il. Dove, two sons. Alston NJ.
Of Augusta and Frank r.. one brother,
p. S. Worthing OF this village. survive
her. \ large circle of friends svmpa-
thize with the bereaved ones in their
grcal loss. The husband is very i'll at
this date.
ALBION.
Much sickness still prevails. Milton
Chalmers i,I,l is very sick viii: pneumonia
Willie ori* son OF Mr.. ami Mrs. 4. j.
Robinson is also critically sick with tho
same disease.
Kenneth Meader has so far recovered
as To DC able TO Sit up a part of the Jimc
The store of l.. Libbcy e. Son was brok-
On lnto. Monday night. but with the eX-
ceptlon 81 . razors and what money
Mbic an" : - KEN, enfrf m va ,h in the post office.
was missed. An entrance was effected by
prHins the front doors open. This was
done with an iron which was driven or
"''''""-' tho tu-o doors and
wrenched in such way that the bolt to
the door with it. The iron used was
found by Mr.. 1-ibbey in the store and was
Immediately recognized as one which they
kept in thc cotton seed room which is in
an adjacent building. Upon examination
II was found that this room had been
broken into. evidently for the sol" purpose
OF getting the iron. A watch dog is kept
in the store. but he made no outcry and
WAS all right i'll the morning. two circum-
| stances which 80 to prove the burglars
were no: strangers. There have been soy
eral petty burelarics pcrpetrated in town
in the last five or six years. and nothing
has been done about th"m and it would
seem that il was time to make Il mo,-s. in
the direction of finding the guilty parties:
In. this case il is hoped Uncle Sam may
take a hand in an effort towards the APP
prehension Of the culprits
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-05
LINCOLN.
ALMA,

George +. Erskins, OF Whiteiicld. was
il town. Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fairfield Coombs. Of Eris-
tol. were at y. q. r. PcasIee's. Sunday.
Mrs. Lou Jcwc;t has been spending Il
week with her parents in Newcastle.
I. l.. Lawrence Of Portland, was in
town. Wedr. SdaN.
Mrs. l. II. .tchOrn has returned from
Oftland.
Neal Jcw.tt Of Boston. has been spend
ing L week in town.
GEORGE Mcdonald and mother went to
Viii, ciield, Sunday.
\. p. Erskine went to Pittsiicld. last
week.
Katie Haley has been spending a few
days iii WEitcficld.
+. Fred Albcc has sold his farm to
George Lowell OF North Dakota.
r. II. Albce. who resigned his Office of
deputy sheriff. has returned to his home
iii Alna
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-05
Can You Take a Weeks Vacation?

If so drop Il postal t" the Royal Blue
Line for their illustrated booklet on
Washington. giving all details Of Il
seven day personally conducted trip.
for which $3.50 covers all expenses
from Boston; leaving January 9th and
Goth. February Sd and 11th. March Eth
and 3lst. April 18th and 18th, May 18th.
Three attractive tours to Florida.
February 1th and 21st. and March eth
$3.50: two weeks in the land of sum
shine.
Address Jos. =. TaGSart y. +. r. A.,
800 washington street, Boston. Mass.
janJ-1 -9-1t-13
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-05
Punished Enough.

Theophilc Eormand. against whom
Il complaint is pending for having
short Holsters in his possession. and
who has been out on bail. was brought
in the Superior court at Portland, and
surrendered by his sureties. He has
been 81 days in Jail. He lives in Ber-
lin. y. H.. and his family have been
compelled to call on the town for help
In view of these facts the court sus-
pended his sentence during good be-
havior.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-05
THE POWER OF STEAM.
Many May See hut 1t Takes Genius tc
RcOltzc.

Wien James Watt saw the steam
causing the kettle lid to jump up and
ioHn he said There must he power i'll
that steam that it can lift such a
weight"
There was.
Millions prior TO him had seen the
same phenomenon and regarded it as
IN unexplained mystery.
Recent scientific research has put It's
ingcr on the cause of DandruT. Fall
.ng i'air. and consequent Badness, and
mas u!carthcd 4 tiny germ which eats
y" iif" frcn the roots Cf human hair.
H'whro's ITcrriCiie destroys this
germ and consequently restores the
h"ir t. its natural state.
Scld by leading druggists. Send Toe. in
.tanrs for sample to The IierpiCide Co..
"7tr"'t Nth
Rowditch, Webster Z Co. Special Agents.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-05
Oak Grove Seminary Notes.

School began here, Tuesday morning
with a fair attendance. Many more
pupils are due. and it Is expected they
will be in by the end Of the week.
q. T. Pearson has left school and will
go 10 work on a farm.
There has been no skatin here this
year. and tlorc are very few prospects
of much good coasting.
Louisa Hammel OF Portls nj is cook
ing at the Seminary.
II. d. Whitaker is able to walk with
out a cane. His leg is growing rapidly
stronger.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-05
Watervilla NeWA

George w. Dorr. the relia hle druggist,
Is selling large quantities of Hyomri.
He guarantees the treatment TO cure
Catarrh without Stoma ch dosing and says
hs has so much faith in il that he will
pay for it himself if ii does not cure He
takes all the risk. so therc Is no expense
unless a cure IL e.fNCtNd
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-05
When You Have q Cold.

When troubled with q cold give
Chamherlain's Cough Remedy a trial
1t always cures and Is pleasant and
safe to take. The enormous sale of this
remedy at home and abroad for more
than a quarter of century is certainly
sufficient guarantee Of its superior ex.
cellence. For sale by John Coughli1
Augusta, c. H Beane. Gardiner.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-05
WALDO.
PALERMO.

the BAPTIST church, Sunday. Rev. Nor
man Leach of China. and Rev. Willis
Mitchell of Massachusetts. being in at.
tendance.
Mrs. Eliz, Nelson and Rodney Mel
son and family took New Years din
Ecr at Mr.. and Mrs. SilaS Crommett's.
The day was much enjoyed by all
present.
Horatio Nelson's wife and family
have recovered fl ON the measles and
Ethel and Ethlyn will return to Co.
burn this week.
Sallie Simpson. Gertrude Jordan and
Annie Dodge also 90 back to school
after spending the vacation at their
homes.
The many friends Of May and John
Hatch are pleased to learn that their
father has been promoted from rank OF
captain to that of major in the United
StiteS army.
Frank Dow at the Branch has the
sympathy Of his friends in his
affection. His mother died this week.
his father Chas. Dow. is critically i'll
and his only brother Alston Dow. is
very sick at his home in Augusta.
The farmers are pleased to know
that G. W. Studley and Lester Nelson
have been very successful in shooting
a large number Of hedgehOgs.
Horace Black got the big stick of
candy in Crommctt & Bradstreet's S
store. having guessed nearest the
weight.
Samuel Mardon sold a nice beef COW
this week.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-05
PALERMO CENTRE.

Silas u. Fowler was called to Belfast on
buSia,ss. Saturday. Mr.. Bowler was re-
Gently appointed Deputy Sheriff.
w W. Turncr will go to Belfast. Tues
day morning to serve on the grand jury
for the second term.
Kcv. George Weeks held a meeting a,
the Bowler schoolhousc. Sunday after
noCn.
Myror Turner. who is working for Mr..
Nash at West Washington. visited hi
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wendell Turner were il,
Augusta. last week. the guests of +. ".
and f. G. EinSman.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-05
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Legislature for $500

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Daily KennebeC Journal, the official
State paper. which prints daily the full
proceedings of both branches. Sub
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-01-05

Easy ard pleasant
lo uSp. Contains no
Injurious drug. Is
quickly absorbed.
Gives relief at
once. II opens and
'lcanSeS the Nasal
laSsa ges. .Allays
IN II 4 m m atior.
Heals and Protect
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-11-22
Of High Class Dry Good
Extraordinary Sale Of Silks

2linch Japanese Silks in all coors; for fancy work;
usually sold ut Soc; sale price OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ice
2b-inch Best quality Lyons dyed Japanese Silk; soft
hnsh every color and shades sold everywhere at SOC;
sue price 30c
Best quality Imperial Taffeta- -none better nade-a
complete line of colors and shades The best ever Of
fered at the regular price, s5c; sale price . Tic
23-inch finest quality Swiss affeta; all coors; the
most ustrous finished silk made; SIPS quality; sale
price, yard u .O5
27-inch Best quality Taffeta; plain and changeabe;
regular selling price $l25; sale price, per yard use
Black l9nch Taffeta regular value 5c sale price 4c
Black l9nch Tafeta regular value 9Oc sale price 0c
Black 27-inch Taffeta; regular value $l.Oo; sale
price ...... ......................70 c
Black S6-inch Taffeta; regular value $l.oO; sale
Black s6.inch Taffeta; regular value $l.o5; sale
price ........................... go. Ode
Black 36-inch Taffeta; regular value $3.50; sale
price OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 81. 10
Black 36-inch Taffeta; regular value $500; sale
price ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 91.4S
2inch Black Peau de Soie value 81 rs; sale price 0c
23-inch Black Peau de Sole; value 81. so; sale
price ..... Observation-Disclosures. 81. 10
23-inch Black Peau de Sole; value 500; sale
price -. 91.4S
26-inch Black Peau dc Sole; value $3.50; sale
Pace 49, 91.7S
ooored Peau de Sole; all colors usually sold
saie price ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 6c
Finest quality Colored Satin Duchesse pure silks sale
Pieo 500. '''.'.'..... soc
Black Satin Duchesse; 75c quality; sale price, :. Soc
Black Satin Duchesse; $lO0 quality; sale price 75c
Black Satin Duchesse; $l25 quality; sale price Doc
Black Satin Duchesse; $l5O quality; sale price, 911y
Black Satin Duchesse; 500 quality; sale price $3.50
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-11-22

Fancy Suit Siks n large line Of coloss and a6At -
terns Toe values; sale price .................e -
Extra quality Fancy Shirt Waist Suit Silkst I'LL
neat figures, checks; moirs and embeoidsrsd deslnj
$l25 and $l5o values sale price ooos
Monsseline de Sole; all shades; 7Sc quality, sals
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-11-22

magnificent collection Of the very newest and neet|
desirable styles Of Hand Bass and Purses. r.
values at regular prices and certainly wsadsefl
gains at the prices at which they bsaag sff
These goods make excellent Christmas gifts; yoa
better make your selection during this sale. k8
25c qualities Bags and Purses reduced TO -
3ac qualities Bags and Purses rsducsa TO No.
Soc qualities Bags and Purses redussd ~ -
75c qualities Bags and Purses reduced u
81 90 qualities Bags and Purses redu6ed to n. .A
$25 qualities Bags and Purses reduced 10 ... ~
HAND BAos &
$3.50 quality Hand Bags reduced to ~. 81. s
$500 quality Hand Bags reduced to 80. X. sp1z "a
$3.50 quality Hand Bags reduced to -.
$3.50 quality Hand Bags reduced to ...... 1N~S
$500 quality Hand Bags reduced 70 ....sss VI NJ
$3.50 quality Hand Bags reduced to !. n
$1,000 quality Hand Bags reduced to ~. s.. MI n
$3.50 quality Hand Bags reduced to B. u ..s o III
Made of seal skins, Morocco, alligator W61tSX S1 u
all the best colors and shapes. f& Ra
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-11-22
FER knowfl---EveFy Department Offers rs
t Values You've Ever Heard Of.
|rsday Morning, November 23rd

he like of which has before been known in yaI;
had the opportunity share - - 1o" - >
Tor Nonng but the most reliable ever shown here
W everyone as our grandest effort Giving
every value offered Of the
eet eacty Wna we promise matter extremely low
@ greater values than ever offered The
SAFE DIy GOODS will be priced lower than ever
known and you'll
Wncn Will give you some idea of the Money Saving
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-11-22
Sale Of Notions and Fancy
Goods

Hundreds of little items in use every day Of the year
will be sold during this sale at fraction Of the reg,,.
lar price.
Wire Hair Pins regular price &c; sale price, pkg &c
Wire Hair Pins; in boxes; assorted sixes sale price
Wire Hair Pins; in boxes assorted sizes; lOc quality
sure price &c
Wire Hair Pins in boxes; assorted sizes; Ice quaty
Wire Hair Pins in boxes; assorted sizes; 25c quality;
Stewards Duplex Safety Pins; the best made; always
lOc; sale price per dozen Observation-Disclosures
Good quality nickel Safety Pins; &c quality; per
Csc quality Stockinet Dress Shields sale price HE
lOc quality Cube Pins; sale price ............. To
Childrens Side Elastics worth zoe; sale price, 100
Ladies' Hose Supporters; worth SOC; sale price Soc
Ladies' Hose Supporters; worth 35c; sale price ESQ
Pearl Buttons; all Sizes 10 to "a; worth lOc; sale
price '.................... Be
Fancy Pearl Buttons; assorted Styles worth CSC; sale
9-inch Metal Back Horn Comb; worth l5c; sale
price OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1OC
Hair Brushes, worth 35c; sale price ........ 22c
Hair Brushes, worth SOC; sale price ....... :B0c
Hair Brushes. worth $lOoj sale price ...... G9c
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-11-22
Sale Of Holiday Goods, Jap.
nese Ware, Fancy China

beautiful assortment of New Japanese LACQUER
ware Hakonc Bark and Mosaic Boxes has Just arrived
In these lines you'll find many articles suitable for Gift
giving Handkerchief Boxes, Photo Boxes, Tie Boxes.
Brackets Pen Boxes, Puzzle Boxes Picture Frames ETC.
in quite an extensive variety of shapes and designs
They decidedly different from the fancy boxes us
ally Offered for SALE Every designs is of real Japanese
pattern and very attractive. Prices are very
able
Fancy Boxes, 1Oc up to $3.50. -
Picture Frames, csc up to $500. N
Hakone Bark Boxes, 25c up to $3.50. ~
Mosaic Inlaid Boxes, 1Oc up to $3.50. l.
Lacquer Brackets soc up to $3.50.
We have also received handsome lot of Japanese
Bishin Ware. This is very fine quality of hand
painted china, in odd shapes and oriental patterns
Two and threepiece Tea Sets $3.50 up to $3.50 set
l5pece set, consisting of tea pot, sugar bowl and
creamer and half dozen cups and saucers $500
d cups and saucers odd plates two Sizes berry sets
and salad sets -. ........... soc to $500