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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-12-05
PERU

Mrs j. II. Brown is visiting relatives
in Pennsylyania.
Miss Mary Prouty has returned from
several weeks stay with her sister in
Putney.
NJ b. Lyon was called TO Greenland
n. H., last week by the death of his
son-in-law, w II. Packer.
Miss Clarissa Coolidge went to Me
chanicvile Friday where she will teach
this winter.
Mr. and Mrs II. NJ. Swift entertained
at THANKSGIVING Mr. and Mrs L. b.
Swift and two daughters OF Athol,
Mr. and Mrs f. | Swift of Brattle-
boro, Mr. and Mrs E. b. Sibley OF
Rowe, N ISIS Eva Sibley OF Boston, Mr.
and Mrs Il. I. Bachelor, aud Miss
La Belle Batchelder of Manchester De-
pot.
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WEST ARLINGTON.

Mrs Hayes was 10 Bennington one
day last week.
Mrs 4. @. Woodworth was at II. r.
Eaton's, Saturday.
Miss Clara Hanaman was home from
Manchester for Thanksgiving.
MrsH. g. Mckee Is visiting re atIyes
10 New York City for few weeks.
r N. smith spent Thanksgiving
with Chas Brown aud family 10 shu'
shan.
Mr. Bailey Is gaining fast. The
weight was taken OIL his foot Thanks
giving day.
Rev II. l.. Kelion preached Thanks
giving sermon Thursday evening In
the Union church.
Mr. aud Mrs Brown OF Albany and
Miss Barbara Brown OF Shushan spent
sunday at +. M. Smiths.
December came In with good winter
weather, the second day IL registered
but TWO above zero and the third u
heavy snow storm and the fourth eight
below zero.
Mr. and Mrs +. Turner we're Ia West
Rupert Friday. Mrs &. Harrington,
VINO accompanied hem remained with
Mrs James Casey, formerly Louise
Bentiey, who is ~.
Mrs Hemenway OF Brattleboro, and
Mrs Bentley o. SsndgBte are at Mrs
h Ailcox's assisting 10 the care OF
then sister, Mrs Ida Moiiat, who Is
Ill with lung trouble.
Among those who we're out oftown for
Thanksgiving we're, T.. q FarDham,
wife and son, Mrs l.. J. Farnham aud
daughter Mabel in North bennington,
Mr. and Mrs L. A. Buck and daughter
in Springfield, Mr. and Mrs II. NJ. Farm
BAN 10 springfield. Tue usual number
OF gatherings 10 this vicinity also.
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FAILED.

All efforts have failed to find bet.
ter remedy for coughs, colds and lung
troubles than Foley's Honey and Tar.
1t stops the cough, heals the lungs and
prevents serious results from cold
j. IL. Patterson, Nashua, Iowa, writes
Last winter | had bad cold on my
lungs and tried at least half a dozen
advertised cough medicines and had
treatment from two physicians without
getting any benefit. A friend recon-
mended Foley's Honey and Tar and
two thirds of bottle cured me. con
slider it the greatest cough and lung
medicine in the world"
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FOR SALE.

LOR sALE-A small house IN he heart OF
u the village, at = figure 20 net ten per cent.
Apply 10 Edward j. Hall. 24iu
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CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS

JAMES SILK, contractor and builder. Also
y repairing. rebuilding ana snopwork. Shop
OF Union street
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N.E.o.P. OPEN HOUSE
large Number Of Asmbsn sad Gusts w,R
Eaisrtalnsd.

wAlloomsae lodge N.E.o,P. had a
supper In the lodge rooms last eve.
ming for members and invited guests.
About l25 were served 10 an elegant
repast 10 which ample justice was done
by those present This was followed
by musical entertainment Of VOCAL
and instrumental selections which wera
much enjoyed. The lodge which was
founded about fileen wears ago has u
membership OF 1917 with four waiting
for initiation.
During its existence hileen members
have died aud about $500 have been
paid 10 death benefits. IL has furnish.
cd one grand warden for the grAnd
lodge OF Vermont aud other grand Of.
dcers. No business was transacted
last evening but the time was devoted
entlrely TO social enjoyment
Tho guests Of honor were Supreme
Vice Warden Frederick T. Peabody Of
the supreme lodge, Grand Warden
Frank A. Rloq Of the Massachusetts
grand lodge and Vice Warden Walter
II. Weeks Of the Vermont grand lodge.
oSlng 10 the lateness OF the trains on
which the out OF town people we're lrav.
cling, they did no, reach here until NJ.
Ter supper was served. They had 10
walt two hours at Hooslck Junction
for connecting train 10 Bennington
There were short addresses oy the
visitors, the main thought being the
good that had been done by the order
since IL was founded about - years
ago. The evenings entertainment
was closed with az hour spent 10
dancing.
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tack the vital organs, causing ealaFrh Of
the bladder, or the kidneys themselves
break down aud waste away cell by cell.
Bladder troubles almost always result
from a arrangement Of the kidneys aud
a cure Is obtained quickest by a proper
treatment 81 the kidneys. II you are feel.
ing badly you eau make no mistake by
taking DR.. Kilmer's Swamp-Root. the
great kidney, liver and bladder remedy.
II couecls inability 10 hold urine and
scalding pain Ia passing Il, and over.
comes that unpleasant necessity Of being
compelled 10 20 often through the day,
and 10 get up many times during the
night The mild and the extraordinary
effect OF Swamp.Root Is soon realized.
IL stands tile highest for ~ wonderful
cures OF the most distressing eases,
Swainp-Root II pleasant TO take and Is
sold by all druggists In hity-cent aud
onc.dollar size bottles. You NAV have a
sample bottle Of this wonderful new dis.
coycfy aud book that tells all about u,
both sent free by mail. Address. Dr. Kill
mcr & Co., Binghamton, n. Y. When
writing mention reading this generous
offer IN this paper. Don't make any
mistake. but remember the name, Swamp.
Root. DR.. Kilmcr's Swamp.R aud the
address, Binghan,on, n. Y, on every
bottle
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Reading Room 0pen'd and services VIII be
Held sunday.

The building recently purchased aud
lifted up nj the corner Of Park and
Scott streets for Christian Science
reading room is nov completed and
will be open TO the public this week
Wednesday afternoon from . TO . and
In the evening from 10 ant will con-
tlnue each week until further notice.
Periodicals and Christian Scienc
literature from the publishing house g.
Boston will be kept on Die for the ber-
eft OF visitors so that all who desire
TO gain a knowledge OF Christian Sci
cree will have the opportunity and are
cordially invited.
The Christian Scientists OF Benning.
ton will hold their services 10 this
room every Sunday at , p. IN. until
further notice. a welcome Will be- Civ
en- TO all who attend these services.
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The Cause of Many
Sudden Deaths.

There Is a disease prevailing IN this
country most dangerous because so deeen.
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Prices 1Oc, zoe, SOC

Tickets 90 on sale at Ayre's Drug Store
Tuesday, A. NJ.
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SPECIALTIES

HOLMES and HOLMES-The Merry Mon
archs of Music WICKS and REID-The Boys
with the Educated Feet INEZ kEMBLE-1n
New Illustrated Songs ACDOUGAL and LA.
VAUNTE-Singing and Dancing SIX Itch Artists.
SAM BARI OW-The Man In the White Suit.
The Seasons Sensation +. RICHARD DAVIS
The Man That Mystfies
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heads just like live ones JUS,
the thing tor wee Youngsters.
Here's Il whole table of
games for little folks and bic
folks. Buster Brown at the
circus. the >terplr chase. lotto.
snap. Jack straw. old maid.
finch. l'ul best OF all is the
new game 'rumlrIinr worth
SID and Sl.1n. The others
range from Toe up to ,Mr.
Dozens OF plc1ulr books for
boys and girls. story hooks and
\. Is. { books. '1r up to 33:,'.
Bones OF water rulor>. with
brushes and dishes to pain,
with. Ne per box up /" Sl.-S.
Iu tor tine musical TOYS
Drums. arrur,lium>. horns. cor
nets. blow arror,lrum>. mrtalI
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~. ~
Slippers for Ladies.

y" danger OF such a yi't not being apprr
riated by amy lady.
.adeS felt slippers. in black. green wine
and red. fur trimmed leather sole and heel.
per pair ................ Sl.31 and l.50
Ladies crochet slippers. per pair. Sl.225
For Men Mems tam alligator slippers. pc,
Men ; black felt slippers per ln'ir...... zoe
Mems kid slippers in black and tan. per
pair MISREPRESENTATION. 81 80 and Sl.E
For Misses Misses felt slippers. tur trim
med. leather sole and heel. per pair .onc
Misses crochet slippers made With lambs
wool sole. per palr ............... ST 900
Chldrrn : sizes. per pair .......... 1.lc
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-14
Christmas Shopping
By Mail Made
Easy.

Our system of preparing all CASH
orders is step in advance of even
The largest metropolitan mail-orClcr
houses
II allows oui-ut-tuwn customers the
same advantages as our local pat
rome.
1t affords the opportunity OF buying
New York styles right al your door
without mourning any extra expense
of postage or express
Twice each year our Mr. Benner and
Mr.. Begg visit New York personally.
thus our stocks represent. AT all times
the cream of the Eastern Markets
goods that YOU cannot get in smaller
towns at any price.
We are the only house in this VI
entity that makes a specially of filing
orders by mail. consequently our Gus
toners receive their goods from three
10 ten days earlier than if they had
ordered from the next nearest mail Or
der house.
A postal will bring you a select line
OF samples of anything from which
samples may be cut.
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Suit Cases for Gifts.

II man has no suit case or a hand bag he
will surely appreciate one and if he has one
aIrcad y he can always make use of two--sec
the point!
Men $ leatlerettc suit cases. :. So up to $4.OO
Men $ all leather suit eases. $3.50 up to Sis
Men $ leatherette bags. 80. .75c up to $3.50
Mems all leather bags in English club and
full shape each. -. 5000 up to $500
Tin trunks. each NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $500
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phones. harp>. guitars. violin>,
lruml"nr>. good ones too. Toe
up to- Sl,.Nu.
There : IL whole table OF doll
dishes for the girls. big sets
and little sets. china. porcelain
on metal. oo1r up to $50.
Don miss the buildings.
There are toy halll> with horses
and wagons in them. kitchens
all furnished. opera houses
with IL show going ON. Shoot
me galleries complete, shops.
stores. arcs. castles. etc. :H5r
mp to SLID.
In another place are horses.
with dr;ay>. milk wagons. dump
carts. IIvrrir>. zoe up to $50.
Here's IL wash tub. wash
board and Il wrinyrr for the lit
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-14

Fur SCarfs and
Muffs

IT. hard /" rulrr,.ivr of Il
m"r" appropriate gift than u
handsome fur ii lasts for
Years to come.
Ladies' fur >rarf> in short
medium and full lengths. >uul-
rel. martin. fox. wolf. bear.
-AIa>ka fox. "ppo>>uml. r"nrN.
beaver and many others. each.
sob up to SD
Mutt> to match amy OF above
>rart>. flat or round shapes.
each Sl.oo up t".., SO
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Ladies'
Umbrellas

Your Gift doubt will not last
long when You sec these new
arrivals.
Ladies' silk and linen ulnbrrI
las with paragon steel frame,
steel rod. pearl, frs. box wood
or gun metal handles. plain or
nicely mounted. 500 TO Ss.:1n
Good umbrellas, if YOU prefer.
ut 81 90 up to $500
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tie houSekeeper, only $l.39.
Then for the girls there are
doll trunks. doll beds. doll
cradles. etc, 229c up to $3.50.
Fire! Fire. but the fire pa
troll. the hose cart. and the
hook and ladder wagon is
ready. The ladders can be run
up too.
\ whole table full of steam
engines. autos, menageries,
mail wagons, mechanical, 15c
up t" $3.50.
But the railroads! Oh. dear!
here come two trains on the
same track somebody's blum
,lrrcd. horror of horrors. it
looks like IL big wreck but
somehow the switch closes and
tine trans pass on separate
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-14
Mems
Umbrellas

You have heard The old gilt
provcrb When in doubt give
IL man an umbreIIa.' 1t APP
plies to men Of today just as
l'orcibIy as it ever did. Look
at these anyhow:
Mems silk and linen umbrcI
las. steel frame and rod, natur-
Ill box wood and frs handles.
plain or nicely mounted, each
Sl.oo, S1.225 up to 5000
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Enough m of the aemhutve em
kAsadmm

Here's IL lila Tia special
hand car. |, will hnId the
weight OF halt Il dozen boys.
Works Just like Il big railroad
hand car. umI y $. .5u.
The Elumpty pump,y circus
i bigger than ever this Year.
\rr"hat>. performing animals.
clowns. elephants. Jus, like Il
hi9 circus. Price $1,000
Here's Il trrlrr with Il doll
ON each end. Ait it needs is
wIndin" up. Only 49,. Sl.:H'
On the animal table are fish
that swim and frogs that crawl
amy one can make rm go.
Fur animals that shake their
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-14
CHRISTMAS RIBBONS

One would know it was
Nmas time just to look at our
ribbon department, prettier
this season than ever before.
Dresden and fancy striped and
checked ribbons in every con-
ceivabIe color combination, pc.
yard 15c up to -. $50
Plain ribbons from baby
widths up to the widest, 1c per
yard up to 45c
Holly ribbons, all widths, per
yard DC up to .35c
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for Ladies. as fine as anyone
would desire.
Ladies black lace hose. per
pair $50
Ladies' fine silk hose i'm pearl
gray. blue. pink. black and ear
dlnal. per pair .Sl.75
Ladies black silk hose. with
small neat embroidered de-
signs. per pair $40. 5000 and
S3.25.
Ladies' black |i>Ir hose. nicely
embroidered in red. pink. blue
and green. per pair J'r. 15r
and 9Sc.
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All Letters to Santa
Claus Must Be Put In
the Mail Box Just
Inside Our Door.

tracks. All saved! doc up to So.
Here's a big natural looking
baby elephant for $3.50. Rock
ing horses with natural hair
and without, $3.50 up to $3.50.
Have show Of your own
with magic lantern, big ones
and little ones here. $3.50 up
to $4.75.
This paragraph is for girls
onl y-it's about dolls. Some
of 'em are dressed and some
you'll have to dress all your
self, kid dolls, bisquc dolls,
clown dolls, rag dolls, Rolly
Polly dolls. and doll heads. SC
up to $500.
More fun than picnic
come and bring all your
friends.
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For Any Her"
Little Items None the Less
Important.

Not all is gold that sitters." and
the important things are not all
writ in large print The print is
small but the meaning is big if you're
looking for something desirable for
mother, sister or lady friends
HANDBAGS-The new Carleton with
heavy brass fastenin.s. s275. 1925.
$3.50. $500 and 500.
Black and fancy leather handbags
from sc up to sl".oo
NEW BELTS. wide plated belts auo
shaped girdes, in plain and fancy
silks. wide soft leather belts with
handsome buckles. &c each I'D to
$3.50
HAIR COMBS-Shell and amber
combs, Rheine stone combs. plain
combs, mounted combs. combs in sets
&c each up TO $500
BEADS-They arr. being worn very
much-pear. amber. amathist, tor
quoise. etc. etc. l5c UP 10 15c
COMPANION SETS-Made from
plaid silk and leather with rubber
pockets for toilet articles, s1.25, 1926
and s2.75.
JEWEL BAGS-Madc from fancy
silk, chamois lined, sc l0c. 5oc and
75c.
FANCY SUPPORTERS-Aiwa ar
acceptable gift, nicely boxed per pair
SOC, 75c s1.0o.
SILK MUFFLERS-Soft crepe de
chine in plain and dainty colors, "a
yards long, each s1.15 up to $500.
PIN CUSHIONS. IA novelty shapes
and colors. each 35c
OPERA BAGS-In fancy silks with
pretty gilt trimmings, each $3.50.
PILLOW TOPS, worked or stamped
for embroidering. 25c up to $1,000.
BUSTER BAGS, in cross stitch de-
signs, in colors, each CSC and soc.
LEATHER PILLOW TOPS. fringed,
each, $500.
FANCY APRONS. made from fine
white lawn, nicely trimmed with lace,
sl.OO.
INFANTS WEAR--Knit coats, knit
bOotees, bonnets, shawls, etc. l5c up
to s175
CHILDREN'S PURSES = Fancy
leather purses with long chains, each
25c.
FANS-One in a box, made from
silk and lace with spangles and ivory
handles.
KNIT SHAWLS-Pretty and COM
Portable in plain and fancy colors.
CSC to $500.
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Boys sweaters in plain and
fancy colors, white, red, blue,
green, tan, each 75c, $1.00,
S1.25 up to $3.50
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Gift Satisfaction in
Buying by
Mail.

The magnitude and scope of our
operations enable us to show in I'M
limited variety the highest class things
for gifts.
All orders are filled by our mail or
der expert the same day they are re-
ceived. 1t is very important to write
plainly and to be as explicit as pos
sible.
Always state amount of money en-
closed and write your address in
full.
When writing for samples always
state the character of goods and col
ors preferred.
BY a system of anticipated measure
ments we guarantee perfect fit in all
Ready-to-wear garments for men.
women and children (this self-meas-
urement chart will be sent free upon
request)
If desired, upon receipt OF $100 to
cover express charges, goods will be
shipped subject to your acceptance,
balance payable upon delivery. This
allows personal examination and try
on. We do not prepay c. o. D. ship
ments.
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For Any "Him''

LITTLE ITEMS. but don't treat
them with scant consideration because
they are printed in small type. The
laps are little fellows but they count
and SO do these little items at Christ
mas time.
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Gifts for the Little Fellows.

Boys odd trousers. knee
length. in Scotch mixtures,
rllcvlotS and worSteds, per
pair soc up to s. 80
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THINGS FOR GIFTS

HANDkERCHIEFS- Mems initial
handkerchiefs, pure linen, each l5c.
Csc, 35c and SOC
Mems plain linen handierchiefs,
15c, 2 for Csc, 25c. 35c. 5 for $1.00.
Mems silk handkerchiefs in plain
and fancy patterns. 25c, soc. soc up
to $1.5O
HOSIERY--Nlens plain black silk
hose, per pair 75c up to $500.
Mems plain black Isle hose, 25e.
soc and 75c per pair.
Mems fancy wool hose in gray and
black, per pair SOC to 75c.
MUFFLERS-Mens dress shield
mufflers for evening wear in black
silk, white satin lining, each, $500
and $500.
Refer mufflers in peau de sol, peau
lie crepe, Barathea, liberty, crepe,
etc, plain and fancy colors. each
$1.OO, s1.5O up to $3.aJ.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fancy sus-
penders, one pair in Il fancy box, per
pair soc up to $3.50.
GLOyES-Alen's golf gloves in
black, gray and fancy colors. per pair.
soc and 75c
Mems silk lined kid, mocha or
Reindeer gloves, in pearl, gunmetal,
mocha and chocolate shades, pique
sewn and with outseam. per pair.
$1.25 up to $3.50.
Mems gloves in mocha, cape and
Reindeer, Jersey wool lined, per pair,
$500 and $3.50.
Mems mocha and cape gloves, lined
with lamb skin and squirrel, per pair
$500 up to $500.
Mems black nearsea gauntlet with
kid face, per pair. $500.
NECkWEAR-Always desirable
gift, bows, strings, four-in-hands, as.
cots and puffs, all the new shapes,
each, 25c up to $1.aO
JEWELRY-Men's cuff links ana
scarf pins per pair SOC, 75c and $1.00.
SUPPORTERS = Mems supporters
made from fancy elastic with bows of
ribbon and fancy elastic, per pair 75c.
$1.0O and $1.5O.
Mems plain supporters = Boston.
Wellington, Brighton and Magic clasp,
per pair, Csc and SOC.
VESTS-Mens single or double
breasted vests in dark figured Mat
lassee, $3.50, and $500.
Washable vests each SIZE up to So.
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New Rhriuc Stone hair
combs for ladies. also Il >rIrr,
line of plain and fancy combs.
:oeor up to $500.
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FUR COLLARS

Easily attached to any coat
and comfortable after they
are attached. Made in
Japanese otter for $3.50, in
wool seal for $500, in South
Sea beaver for $3.50 and in
Hudson Bay beaver for $12
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-14
Ladies' Dainty
Waists

Just the thing for mother.
sister or daughter. Practical
that 5 the idea. These waists
are made from plain taffeta
and in combinations of fancy
silk and net. each $3.50 up to
$3.50.
Black and white net waists,
each Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
Ladies' fine null waists with
half. tlrec-quarter or full
sleeve. daintiIy trimmed with
lace and insertion each, $3.50
up to $3.50
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For Father or Any Other Man

When it to buying man gift of real Importance
these items command attention better presents have yet
to he found
Mems Ir,throcS made from fancy Japanese blanket
cloth in brown. gray, gun metal, blue and red, full ankle
length, grcs to match, each $780, So $3.50 up to $3.50
Men 5 house coats smoking jackets in matlassee velvet
and toned golf cloths The coIors blue
and gray. each $500, 5000 $500 up to ...... $500
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Silk
ki1llOnOS

Rich appearing garments in
Japanese and Oriental de-
signs, full length, each 1878
up to ......... $1,000
Silk Underskirts for ladies in
lustrous taffeta, plaids, greens,
blues, browns, pinks. plum,
grays, etc. each $3.50 up to
$3.50.
XMAS NECESSITIES
Holly Seals, per box. ;. loo
Holly address tags, each lie
ana .............. &c
Holly envelopes, per pkg. .10c
Amas post cards, per pkg. 10c
Holly lunch sets, each. :. 25c
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For Infants,
Too

Infants FUR SETS ul scarf and
multi i'll white Inmh. white
lhi|r', River nink. "ppu>>'1n
and m!tra. per sci 500 up t."
Sl22.:1n.
Infants natural squirrel.
sci OF scarf and mut1. per set.
S4..U up To $40. y
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SEAL CAPS

Seal caps are appreciated ny
amy man who ever goes out
side-by all men. These are
made in Turban, Detroit and
college shapes, each $500,
$3.50 and $1,000
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Gloves for Gifts...Indispensible

Two things make glove buying here SURE, pleasure
FIRST the Tact that carry only standard makes and
qualities Second. that amy glove bought as Gift may
be exchanged after Christmas for the size. if il ,,
not been tried on
Ladies' silk lined mocha gloves gray tam brown and
nlack per aIr =. .. j. >. 81 SO
English walking gloves lined and ,nne,l c,. sewn and
with olltSellls per pair. -. =. >. :. !. :. 81 81
Our Coronl glove for adrS in black kid ouv self
stltcnihG pulc sewn per pair 81 -.
Our Forno and Verona gloves in different shades of brow,
and tan, all sizes. very fin" kid. per pair 81 I:
Our 'Cosleo' gloves made, from specially ScIutr,
kldtal brown, gray dark rec" green, blue Black anu
white, pque per Observation-Disclosures.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-12-14
ROOSEVELT BEARS

Natural enough t" he live
bears. More serviceahIe than
Il doll. The limbs are .iointed
and don t come off: made from
BcarSkin cloth in white and
cinnamon color. each Sl.nO tu
S:3.o5