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Sharp County record., 1905-05-12
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I I1obn Turner of Ash Flat was
about the city on Monday last.
"A. J. Sheppard Of Richwoods
township was in Hardy the first
Of the week.
S. B. Spurlock Of Davidson
towns hip has sold his farm to a
Kansas man.
W. W. Rogers, merchant at
| Grac e. and, was in Hardy on
business the last of last week.
Ammon Cope, now OF lmboden,
was in Hardy this week. 1t is
said that he may return to Hardy
Mrs. C. D. Ritchie has returned
| from Ash Flat where she spent
several days with friends and
relatives.
W. H. Peters, the photo
grapher, has gone to Kansas
City to the hospital with the hope
Of improving his health.
B. f. Street Of Jackson town
ship did business in Hardy this
week, and reports that he has a
good crop of Elberta peaches.
J. A. Harrell had team to run
away with him and wife in a
buggy. Both escaped injury,
but the buggy was badly dam
aged.
The board Of directors of the
Farmers Bank were in session on
the 9th and on checking up,
found the business in good con-
dition.
The young people had a pleas
ant time at the singing at the
home of the Misses Pepo0n on
Sunday night.
w. S. and Mrs. Livingston Of
Salem, who have been attending
DR.. j. A. Schenck in his illness,
have returned to their home.
Heavy rains fell here on the
evening of the 3rd and on the
morning of the 9th. No great
damage was done in this i'm
mediate vicinity.
P. J. Schales Of Morgan town
ship was in few days ago and
reports great damage to crops.
fences and farm lands on Big
Creek and tributaries.
Arthur SPurlock while sowing
wild oats came in contact with
the marshal and the mayor, and
after a fine of $50 and the costs
was entered, Arthur was given
his liberty with the hope that he
will not resume the business in
the future.
Sharp County record., 1905-05-12
SCRAP AT TnE STATE HOUSE.
TuesdaYls DemOcrdt.l

Tuesdays DemOcrdt.)
Acknowledgement Robert L.
Rogers snd Chas. Jacobson, pri-
vate secretary to Governor Davis
had personal alteration at 3 p.
m. yesterday in Governor Davis
Office.
The attorney-gener had
heard through a newspaper man
that ;lr. jacobson had sent him a
message in which an eplthet was
used rejecting upon his mother
And | will permit no living man
to do that" declared the attorney
general. "No man will let such
an attack pass without resenting
it, it makes no difference what
the source may be-"
General Rogers was IN has
office yesterday afternoon talking
with Representative Rowland OF
Boone, and other friends, and
remarked that he was going
across the hall to whip Secretary
Jacobson. He went to the door
of the governors office, and saw
Jacobson standing at the phone.
The door was locked. jacobson
opened il, and invited Rogers in.
Rogers told Jacobson to come
out in the hall so that he could
whip him. Rogers says that
Jacobson then ran into the gov
ernor's private Office and he fol-
lowed him. Rogers grabbed him
by the collar and slapped him
with his right hand. By this
time, according to Rogers story,
Jacobson was on his knees, beg
ging the encouragement not to
strike him, and reminding him
that he was a Mason and an Elk.
Rogers then slapped him in the
face with his left hand and again
with his right, and pushed him
away. Jacobson denied all the
time that he had applied the op-
probrious epithet to Rogers which
had been reported.
When Mr.. Jacobson was
pressed for his version Of the oc-
currence he declined to make
any statement whatever for pub
Iication. He said he wanted no
newspaper controversy
Governor Davis was not in the
office at the time, although at
y-general Rogers made in
luirYLfur -him.-Had- been
present it is probable that larger
headlines and several more col
ans Of type might have been re-
luired to relate the story.
Sharp County record., 1905-05-12

st. Louis capitalists have
recently visited the northwest
part of the state seeking a loca-
ton for vinegar factory, and It
is announced that the factory viii
be established either at Rogers or
Bentonville.
Sharp County record., 1905-05-12
Woman Suicides.

Harrisburg, May 9.-Charles
Boyd, wife of one Of the men in.
volved in the Freeman Schultz
tragedy on Jackson's Island,
April q, committed suicide by
shooting herself through the
head.
Sharp County record., 1905-05-12
NORTH ARKANSAS.
Interesting News and Happen
ings in This Part OF the
State.

The Blade claims Walnut
Ridge has a population of 400.
1t is stated that Hoxie is to
have a new three story brick de-
pot.
At Batesville Frank Holmes
was fined SlG0 for assauIting
Marshal Boyle.
1t is reported that a Kentucky
man is thinking of establishing a
bank at Frank lin.
The Enterprise, edited by T. E.
Franks, has just made its ap-
pearance at Viola.
Mrs. John S. Gibson of HoXie
is paying considerable attention
to ginseng raising.
The AnnieviIIe annual picnic IS
slated for a day late in July this
year. owing to the lateness OF
crops.
j. NJ. Phelan was drowned in
Black river near Paroquet re-
Gently. He was 81 years old, and
a pearl hunter.
Sheriff Perkins arrested Lee
King at the Cotter tunnel for
selling whiskey and seized 70
gallons of the stuff.
At Batesville last week W W.
Davis Of Cleburne county was
heid to the Federal grand jury
for selling "ginger." n
Chancery court convened at
Batesville last week, with q
cases on the docket, most of
which are for divorce. I N
During the last SO nearce atW.
Fl. Judkins Of Hoxie b III good y
two weeks 'utof the scSent Of H.
two Christmas weeks. IN
j. M. "Broyles has an q ne Or
chard Of 100 trees Oh Blue
Mountain, Vhlch is is the largest
oorohfi the asylum. a'yq7aw
rHoxin its sform fe'E: s.s0 e,0
coo oEah.s 4 " 81 "' s''t'
named Wiley at that place Nom
day. The Shot went through
foot,
Dr.. r. M. Whitofoot Of Boze-
man, Montana, while attempting
to catch a moving train at Hoxie
last Sunday had one foot so badly
crushed that amputation was
necessary.
The little fourteen months old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Thur
man Of Batesville, while playing
where two little glrls were play
ing numble-peg, fell upon the
knife and the blade cut a small
artery in his neck, dangerously
near the jugular vein.
At Magness one night last week
Dota Hudson, a young man
with an overland show
was assassinated after the per-
formance was over and as Hud-
son was helping take down the
tent. Ed Shelley is in Jail at
Batesville charged with the
crime. Shelley is only II years
old, and two witnesses say they
saw him do the deed.
1t is reported that Calico Rock
is to have wholesale whiskey
house, q man by the name OF
Fowler, d distiller from BaXte,
county, to be the owner. 1t is
doubtful that such an establish
ment run strictly according to
law will pay here, and we believe
the people of this community
have had all of the unlawful
traffic they will stand for,-CalicC
Rock Progress.
John Pearce, young man Is
years old and who lives in Wash
ington township, independence
county, was instantly killed Sat-
Sharp County record., 1905-05-12
FVll OF Wealth.

The Mammoth Spring Demo-
crat says: 1t has come to pass
that now almost every man you
meet has his pockets full of zinc
or other mineralbearing rock.
Only yesterday we met one man
with pure gold that he had eX-
tracted from its original state and
that little lump contained more
than S19 worth Of the precious
metal. The richness of North
Arkansas has been preached and
Fepreached over and over again
by scientists for many years.
Thair words fell to the ground
|. Men of wealth who
Aeyeloped this "world
have turned deaf ear
10 all they heard concerning Ar
kansas. To-day we find men
going about with pockets full of
mineral. We believe that the
whole state from border to bor-
der, from center to circumference
top to bottom land the Lord only
knows where the bottom isl is an
almost solid mass of wealth in
minerals, oil, coal, etc. How can
capital sleep under such circum-
stances? Mineral, mineral, min
eral, everywhere.
Sharp County record., 1905-05-12

Asses sor Sharp County, ATkansas
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-14
REVOLT AGAIN
BREAKS FORTH
City of Riga in Hands Of RevOIu-
tiOniSts- Silent Wires Hide
Real Situation in Empire.

LONDON, Dec. IA st. Petersburg
dispatch, via Helsingfors, Finland,
says that two messengers who have
arrived from Riga, having walked,
about 100 miles to catch a train at
Plock, state that a provisional govern
ment has been set up in Livonia and
that many of the troops there have
gone over to the insurrectionists.
Dvina fort, commanding Riga harbor,
is in their possession, and the governor
and other Russian officials are prison
ers. The provisional government exer-
cises authority throughout Livonia and
part Of C%ourland. The new government
has declared the separation of the
Lithonian people from the Russian en-
pire. They have chosen new local Off
.ials and have decreed the closing of
he spirit shops and breweries and the
annulment Of contracts between the
peasants and the landowners.
At Mitau, the capital of Courland,
Two regiments refused to fire on the
rebels, and in that whole city of $4,000
people only 800 soldiers remained loyal.
Despite the provisional governments
seeming attempt to maintain order
mobs have seized the moment to riot
and rob.
An army of Cossacks has been sent
against them under a newly appointed
governor general Of the Baltic prov
inces.
There is a general uprising Of the ma
i've peasants, who are travelling in
.rmed bands, attacking the estates and
irving off or killing their owners.
There is a reign of terror at Riga. Wo-
men and children are living in the up
,er stories of houses, and foreign mer-
hants are winding up their business or
abandoning everything in order to es-
ape.
Martial law has been declared at Pol
ava. Little Russia, where the railroad
nen have joined the post and telegraph
trike.
AT Staraia Russo, province Of Nov
.orod, the authorities only prevented a
massacre of the Jews and revolution
SITS by hastily tearing down the proc
amation of the 'loyalists" calling on
he population to punish the Jews and
'eyolutionists in the emperor's name.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-14
is NOW UP
TO HARTMAN.
President of the Union Pacific
Wishes to Tell His Side of
the Ryan Deal.

NEW YORK, Dec. Alt is now said
that Edward II. Hartman, friend Of
Benjamin B. Odell, Jr., will 60 back on
the legislative insurance committees
rack and explain how be happened to
forge. when he was there before that
he had tried to get Thomas F.. Ryan to
give him a share of the Hyde Equitable
Life stock. AS the record of the inquiry
stands it leaves much to be desired in
the matter of balancing the testimony
of the Union Paciic's president and
the sworn statements of the owner of
the Equitable that Hartman tried to
sandbag him.
Edward ii. Hartman has requested
the privilege of appearing to testify in
regard to the evidence given concern
ing him by Thomas f. Ryan and will
probably be examined today.
George w. Perkins has resigned as
first vice president and chairman of the
finance committee of the New York
Life Insurance company. Alexander II.
Orr, president of the rapid transit
commission, was elected to succeed Mr..
Perkins as first vice president. Mr..
Perkins still continues to be a trustee
in the company. John Clatiin was elect
ed chairman of the finance committee.
President Mccall did not resign at
the meeting. Vice President Kingsley
said that a statement would be issued
to the public later by the trustees. He
would not disclose its contents prior to
its issuance.
Charles A. Peabody was elected pres
ident of the Mutual Life Insurance
company at a meeting Of the board of
trustees. The vote is said to have been
unanimous. Eight men were consid-
cred before Mr.. Peabody was selected.
Want" Ads, for the EVENING
NEWS received at F. Killenbe7ger'
store. 347 Smith attract
JubScribe for the NEWS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-14

being i'll with d%iphtheria. The cause
of her illness should have been tom
silitis. There is no diphtheria at the
Erickson home.
Miss Kittie Keihm has returned to
her home in East avenue after spend
ing several months in Rochester, N.
Y.
Joseph Alexander, a graduate of
Trainers, has a position at the De-
Lamar Copper Works.
George Mulholland has returned
from a trip to North Carolina.
1t is expected that Rev. NJ. Fulton,
of the Associate Mission, will be APP
pointed rector of the Holy Cross
church to fill the place of Rev. Herb
ert w. Brueninghausen, who has &C.
cepted a call to Keyport.
Mrs. F. ]. B. Kelley has returned to
her home on Rector street after sew
eral weeks spent with her daughter,
Mrs. C. w. Kinney, of Sayre, Pa.
The funeral of Michael Farrell, of
Hartford street, was held yesterday
morning at st. Mary's church. Inter-
ment was in st. Mary's cemetery.
DR.. j. Lazier McDowall, of the
Manhattan Eye and Ear Hospital,
has established a residence in the
Benton house in High street.
State street, who has been i'll at his
home for a number of days, is slowly
improving.
William l.. Jones, of 1853 Brighton
avenue, who had a finger mashed al
the C~heesebrough Vaseline Works,
has resumed his position.
Miss Mary Compton, of Bedford
who has been visiting her friend
Mrs. David Suydam, of Z Hobar
street, for a month. has returned tc
her home.
Mrs. Mary Grunlund, of 291 Wash
ington street. entertained her sister
last week, Mrs. F. w. Seabloom, OF
Hendrickson avenue, Long Branch.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-14
ENTERTAINED FRIENDS.

+. Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Werger enter
tanned friends at their home We'd
nesday afternoon from 2 to'6 o'clock.
At 5 O'Clock refreshments were
served. The afternoon was pleas
antly spent. Among the guests were
l number of out-of-town people.
The engagement has been an
nounced of Miss Mary Peterson, OF
2S Smith street, to Cornelius Creas-
on, of Railway.
Miss Grace A. Sheppard has re-
turned to her home in Brooklyn after
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. r. f. Sheppard,
of 1875 Gordon street.
Miss Kate CARTS, of 81 Brighton
avenue, who has been confined to her
home with tonsilitis, is convalescent
Il u +
The committee in charge of the
Raritan Yacht Club assembly, Jan
uary 26, met last night and the plans
we're advanced another notch.
Miss Marion Ort has a position as
saleslady in Reynolds Bros.
Il + II
In yesterdays NEWS Emily Erick-
sen, of Rector street, was stated as
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-14
russians viii Settle In turkey.

CONSTANTINOPLE, Dec. 14.-Five
thousand Mussulman refugees from the
'aucasus have arrived here in Russian
teamers. The government is taking
to crafty their wish to settle
II Turkish territory.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-14
Portland Fire Cost 800, 900.

PORTLAND, Ore, Dec. IA. Fire
here destroyed the wholesale grocery
of Wadhams & Kerr Bros, causing a
loss of 100000. -Four tiremen were Sc
riOuslY injured.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-14
BAPTIST CHRISTMAS.

At a special meeting of the Christ
mas entertainment committee of the
Baptist church yesterday afternoon
it was decided to hold the holiday
festivities December 26.
There will be a musical and liter
Try program in which all branches of
the Sunday school will take part.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-14
RETURN TO

Mr.. William Harty, who has been
employed in the Office of the Ashland
Emery and Corundum Company for
some time, will leave for his home in
Boston in a few days, where he will
take another position. Mr.. Harry
will entertain a number of friends at
a stag party tomorrow night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-14
RECEPTION,

The football team of Trainers will
give an informal reception tomorrow
night at the school in the Scheuer
building. The decorations will be
orange and black, the class colors,
and Christmas green's. Many out-of-
town pupils will be present and an
invitation is extended all former
pupils to attend the reception.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-14
NOTABLE

One of the notable Jewish we'd
1ings of the Christmas season will be
that of Miss Malvina Weiss to Adolph
1oldberger at the temple Beth Nor
1ecai Sunday, December "a. A large
reception will be held in Braga Hall,
'ollowed by a trip to Bermuda.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-14
Women'shCoats Goods fo~'Gifts
.-L e.. mt Friday Prices

Women'ShCodtS Goods fcR'Gifts
.nL E,,~r mt Friday Prices
Women's Threc-quarter Coats
Black Kersey, Cheviot and Mixtures
Empire, Box and fitted backs
all sizes-were $13.9S. ...-....~- S.9c
Black Kersey, Cheviot and M~ontagnac-
Empire, Box OF ftted-plafn or
fancy tailored-were $16.9S. ...--.1O.9S
Finer Kersey and Cheviot-black md
castor-also Black Peau de Sole
rich trim-worth $1S.9S. ..-.--....12.0
Oxford. Tan and Olive Cravenette-
box pleat back-worth $10.9S-.-... TBS
Fur Scarfs and ThrOws-Water Mink,
Nutria, Natural Squirrel and Near
Eeal-worth $99S. .9S
Pelerines, Shawl effects and Collars
Natural Squirrel, Sable, OpOssum
and Jap Mink-worth $19.98- .....1S.0S
Near Seal Coats-high collar, Tevers
and cuffs-Skinner's satin lining
worth 25-SS
Shop Early--We Close sat,Z p. N.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-14
MEETING.

The December meeting of the For
eign Missionary Society, of the Pres
byterian church, will be held Deem
Der Is in the chapel of the Presby-
terrain church. The subject will be
"The Livingstone Mission" On the
committee are Mrs. Arthur Graham,
Mrs. Barnes, Mrs. j. G. Burns, Mrs.
Hoagland, Mrs. Kelley, Mrs. John
Sofeld and Mrs. Lyon. .
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-14

The Old cold goes; q Z n quickly
comes. It's the story Of a weak throat,
a tendency to consumption. Ayers
Cherry PectoraI breaks up the taking
cold habit. 1t strengthens, heals. Ask
your doctor to tell you all about il.
We have no s~ecretsl We publish &c. Aver Co.,
the formulas Of ell oar medIrIneg. lowell, Mass.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-14
Curtains,
Bed Sets,
Table Covers


French Net Bed Sets-White or
A-Hbian-large centre and corner
motifs-value $10.9S 7,9S
Fin Scotch Lace Curtafns-rcal
lace e1ects-3h and 4 yds. long
Value SZ.5o IsSS
1000 pairs French Net Curtains
lace inserting and 6-inch rufile
with lace-values up to SOS. 1901 .0S
Irish Point Lace Curtains
Novelty borders-plain and scroll
centres-value S6.9S ...........,-.4,9S
Fine Damask Curtains-solid colors-
fringed ends-value $7.98 .........S.9S
Armure Tapestry PortIeres for coy
corners, etc.-value SO. 9S .........2.4
Fine Tapestry Por tieres-Moorish
and Turkish designs-only one and
two pair of a s~tyle-value IS to $40. 6.SS
.Brocade Velour Portieres-
duplex designS-value $23. 90. ....l6.9S
Ffg'd Armure Portieres-rich velour
or .Gobelin Tapestry borders
value $6-9S .9S
Manufacturers Sample and Mill
Lengths of furniture fabrics-Silk
Damnsk, silk Gobelin and Fine
.Tapestries-A to ~ yds. In each
Good lengths for Cushions. Pillows,
Furniture coverings, Table Covers,
WINDOW Boxes, &c,
30. 40. TO. .9S.. 1.49.. 1.9S
Arm0rr Tapestry Table Covers
two toned-2 yds. sq.-were $1.60. 1.19
TAPESTRY Table Covers-rcversible-
frin4cd-2 yards s~Quarc-vaiue $2.T9. 1.9S
sMevcerized DaInask Table Covers
,zx2H yds.-value $3.9S. ....... .2.49
tRtch Gobesin Tapestry Table Covers
y yds. e~quarc-hdnd made fringe
tSAiVe So.49
b. SSaOp EarIy-We Close At y r, II.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-14

Dolls, -
Toys
Undressed Dolls-joInted and kid body-
Shoes and stockings-value .D...--. 40
Undressed "Handwerck" Dolls
70 inch-double jointed-hand sewed
l"isS-speclal
Elk. size 'Handwerck" Dolls-28 inch
with and without shoes and stock
.Iings-value $4.98.
Dressed Dolls-in Satin and Fancy
Lawns-hats, shoes and stockings
TO m~atch-value $1.69. ............- .9S
Dressed Dolls-full double jointed-
dressed in light costumes
value $4.9s.
China Tea ~Sets-value $1.69. .. .DS
Plush Horses on stand as
Drums-Worth SO. ........ ID
Fire Engines and Hook and Ladder
I'aiuC 10
Magnetic Fish F~onds-value &c.,. 10
(Mechanical Loo2-the-Loop... 40
Shop Early-We Close at 2 p. NJ.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-14
Women's
Underwear,
CorsetS, &c.
Goods fOrtGifts
1 at Friday Prices

CoutiIle, Sateen and Batiste Corsets-
Habit hips-medirm ane nn ens no
Camille and Sateep-black white and
drabNhabit hips and straight around -
with or without garters-valne $hz1 s1S
Women's Muslin Night Dresses
cambric or nainsook-emb'y or
iace trim-value sO5
Cambria Skirts-deep hounces with
lace or emb'y-instead Of $16o----.1.Z4
Nainsook or Cambria Drawers
umbrella ruffe-lace or emb'y- =.
worth so5
Cambria or Nainsook Corset Covers
trim'd front and back with fancy lace
xibbon run-value AT
Shop EarIy-We Close mt ZIP. NJ.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-14
The Taking
|CoLdHdbit
HIGH SCHOOL %LITERARIEs.

Tomorrow afternoon the Senior
and Junior Literary societies will
hold their second meeting.
The Senior program will be as fol-
lows: Presidents address, Louis
Booz; current topics, Miss Alice
Brown, Charles Seaman, Ira Mande-
Vile: extemporaneous speech, Walter
Comings; humorous reading, Benja-
min G%oldberger.
For the Junior society the pro-
gram will be: Presidents address,
Leo Donehue; current topics, Will
lam Hornsby and Miss Katherine
Karkus; defamation, Miss Leisa
Henry; humorous reading, Ira Man.
deville; debate, Resolved, that 1t Is
not just and equitable that women
should receive lower wages than
men;" affirmative, Jack Klein, Jacob
Splitter, Louis Ellie: negative, Bessie
Pullen, Beatrice Fels and Roselyn
Ciani.
LADIES AND MISSION SOCIETY.
The Ladies Aid and Mission Soc
iety. of Grace English church, will
hold a meeting tonight, to which the
members and friends of the congre-
cation are cordially invited.
There will be some special feat
ures of interest to all who attend.
The pastor will make a special adj
dress. The meeting will begin at
o'clock, after which refreshments
will be served.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-14
Bows Goats, Il Goods for'Gifts
Bows Gaps, &c. fat Friday Prices

noys' Stylish Plaid Mackintoshes-
fancy lined-velvet collars
6 to 16 years-value $500. .-A~--&.3S
Boys Swcaters-all wool
kest colors-all sizes. -. ....A....- .9S
Boys Cloth Caps-double band
or ear tabs-satin lined-worth .75.A 40
Boys Double Breast Suits
splendid wearing fabrics-regular or
knicker trousers-some with double seat
and knees-7 to 10 yrs.-valne $500. 3.9S
Boys Overcoats-frieze n heavy
cheviots-S to 10 years
value S6.99 and $7.9S.
Boys Russian o~vercoats-
sleeve emblems-velvet collars
4 to 0 years-value $4.50--~........2.9S
Shop EarIy-We CIosesat z r. M.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-14
y Women S Voood. for.Gift. nv
MdiSLS Nat Friday Prices. ~

Oriental Lace and Fig'd Net Waists
lace and medallion trim-worth $598 3.9S
Chiffon Taffeta, Crepe de Chine,
Peau de Cygne and Fig'd-Net-
newest effects-were $9.9S. $1,000 0.0S
China SILK waists-side paeated OF
lace trim'd ~yokes-special Briday.~ &.9S
Women's Dress Skirts-Cheviot,
Broadcloth, Pananas and Mixtures
best styles-yalue $6-9S.--........4.9S
Skirts of Black Cloth& Twee6Mixtures-
semi-circular and plated
worth $2.9S LBS
Skirts of Extra fine Panamas, Cheviots
and Broadcloths-value SO. 9S.----. TBS
Women's Lawn, Swiss, Batiste and
Poplin waists-tucks and inset'g OF
lace or emb'y-worth $19S ~--.- I.49
Shop Early-We Cxpse at z p. N.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-14
Handkerchief. lcood. . cift.
all Kinds at Friday Prices.

Women's Emb'd Handkfs-H. s.
and scallop. .1%h
Wcmen's Lace Trim, H S. emb'd, also
White with B~lack-value -39........ III
Women's An Linen Initial
value .NZh
Mems II. s. Initial. ...........- .12M
Mems All Linen-Hemstitch-
Vilue .2l.. I1
Mems II. s. All Lnen-ex- size
value 30. I'd
Chtldren's Fancy Handkfs-
j II IL
Shop earIy-we close Mt z r. NJ.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-14
Mems Wear Sod %4;d for CIT F1,c...

? ~ NNEtHNNy ENCUD1 =
Mems Fancy Silk Suspenders,
In Fancy Box-value 75....... IA
Mems Domet Flannel Pajamas-
fancy colorings-Pearl buttons
silk frogs-value $1.2 ...........- .9S
Berlin Office and House Coats
double breast-value $3.50. .........2.9S
Cardigan Jackets-Best make
value @Z'4S.
Mems Dress Shirts-hne Madras and
Canbric-value 90. ga
Mems Blue Flannel Shirts
uouDie breast. ,9S
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-12-14
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Books. etc.

Ia KIT. Gold Fountain Pens-value 800 rs
Florentine Cabinet Stationery
: quires-2 sizes-value so. ..39
New Editions of Foxy randpa, Buster
Brown and other popular comic
books and the very best Animal
Travel and Painting Books
beautifully illustrated. .......--..49
Cloth Bound Books-handspmely
iliustrated-words Of one syllable
Life OF Washington, History Of
United States and many others. .-...31
Postal Card AlbumsECloth Bound
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